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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
ONE DEAD, ONE.
HURT IN LIFT
Chris Miller Loses Life in
Elevator Lit

Two men were victims Of oisStof
accidents Thursday, oas war dead
Friday ana tho second was suffer-.
Ing from what mas prove 70 be "a
tai lh5urisa
Chris Mlllsr. 90, an engineer Ia
the National Furniture Go, building.
isg PIKE st. was found unconscious
at the bottom ~ tho elevator ~, b.
fsllow.emploYss Thursday afisr'
noon. tie vas taken TO the city
hospital. where he died a short time
later.
lie had been making rspaifs o.
the elevator pl, The car VAS ~
operation, 20 Il h believed that
he wAsehlt BY the descending i'm
or hF the heavy sieel eountsrbais
anca ustSSn operation u the eleVa.
tor However he rssainsd eon'
seiousnesa long enough 90 say that
no had been seized with a heart at
tack. lie Is survived by hta widow,
Il. ~ nuckwerih. 20. merohantA
patf0imAn. was the other victim,
Tic wa in the elevator. making bis
rounds. Nhsn the maehInf damned.
lie climbed out and IN doieg -
started the ear again In some AN
kn0Eh way lie jumped 10 escape
death and landed AZ the bottom 81
,hr plF ifs WAS taken 20 the Seat
lie General hospital. suffering from
lhigFses TO tho head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
DEMAND MAYOR.
Be IGNORED
Council Efficiency Group
Makes Drastic Report

Fire cops who drink
stand on your own feet and don't
pay any attention 10 Mayor Brown.
stop tho practice OF favoritsm In
city departments.
Tho city council efficiency commit
too asked the civil Asrvico commits
sion 20 do these things Friday.
Councilman Campbell made tho
husGestiors. Then he put them in =
report and sent them 10 the commits
sion.
policemen are allowed 10 carry
guns" Campbell said. "othor citi.
sens. lawfully. cannot. Cops Hhould
not be allowed 10 carry gunh and
liquor At tho same time. it's too
dangerous Policemen who drink
should DO fired At once"
Tho council letter would slye the
commission rover 10 make witnesses
testify. IL provides punishment for
those who refuse.
The report asks the commission 10
"act inde pondently OF tho personsi
dosIreh OF tho mayor or any depart
ment head"
N also asks monthly reports on
activities and any ao,G of nopotlam
discovered" o.
Ncpotism IA tho practice OF giving
out official Jobs, by offleoholdore, 20
relatives. n results In abandonment
OF the merit aystem and IA Illegal In
many stAtoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
DEMAND POLICE
DESTROY RUM
Efficiency Committee Flags
Cops for Giving II Away

Csnpu tsoty Distraction q al
liauog s~tssd 81 sit~ poilcs and
eompalsars bonding % e'skias dsst
eftSesFs at tie police station are
the high tights 10 the council ss-
tieisney committees report for
Thursday on las, years psees ct
the police department
10 fesoxnmsadsd that ne courts
delegate a representative 70 se1
that police destroy all aagsr on
eegrt orsseFs sas step giving hes
lpltsis. Or anyone sls-. part % sh~
eon,rabaEss for medicinal psF-
pcsee
The practice o. holding back
SONS bo.ass ofasted destroyed and
ssving IL 10 hospitals and lns,isa
TORS IL eon,smps % court" .,,aair-
man Nichols remarks. ~ws woai1
make u snpos,Iels Tor shs mayor
81 snEona else 70 order police 20
make such Eift- o
Because % complaint ~. ss ss.sy.sose
sra seasesetGa, the hooking dssk iess
yalnAblss and sums % moRtY. ths
committee. ovtf the obisetIon 90
Coancilnaan H,sks,h. Recommended
surety Bonds ior tns booking Of
gicrrG
''somrkim.s hey have rs much as
$4,000 80 t2ets IN their care. -
couaciiraeu Nichols and Camphe y
said. ''fsFisoatTs should have some
guarantee thu, they are golnx 70 E.,
their monty hack
Wen. why not lord the patrol.
men. too" ausrisd ffe.ks,h. Then
we'll guarantee THAI the drunken
prisoner. won, h relied BY the ar.
resting officer before he gets 10 the
booking dssk"
me committee IL making no re-
port on ths Rev. u. q. Nurphy's rr
quest that tho mayor and executive
Department, Of the city b, prpbesi
ina, may come later. however.
nichols said. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
ARREST CHINESE
AS SMUCGLERS
Three Taken by officer Who
Finds Opium

AFr6alsd al the West sszltls sefFy
landing early Friday morning ia
Possession 81 aa aulomoolls. two
automatic pistols. quantity u
opium ami about lst9 IN eash. Lases
Chinese wers hald ~ the city Jail
10 an attempt SO cpansel them With
smuggling RAG.
TIE ofisntais held are T. c.
Noax. -. William Lss. -. and
William Dan. 20
Thsy were captured BY Patrol,
man Z. T. hasslius
Ths officer became susplcieas
whsn he s6w wong sitting IN a
nsw ana expensive auto Zoe slsn6s,
an hour
wpag hiAnfiy explained that be
~was waiting for nsnd. who nas
satiaE meal IN restaurant.
nassiias knee there Nsfs 80 cafes
open Ia ths vicinity he tesa ,hs
nlan 20 lsA Nong hAd tsie 10
cash 90 hls person
AH huuF istsg 81 80 Z IN a.
An hour htsrs az go q ~ Al,
flaseiius came back 70 ihs ferry
lAaainx lts found shs a,hsy twp
Chinese sitting ~ The Rad They
told hlni they wsFe watiinE for al
au,omottis ~ a sifrsTta, rake srrm
woaEs machine
fNnn had four pieces o, eplgfn ard
loaded pistol Ia his faspession
Los al.o haa snn saa sioss tAst
In cash Dan bad quantity o,
furnsp. aisa. about tts.
Police s~spScs ira, The c.ls,ns.e
~efe mtxsi up IA a go, 20 sfnusrss
slshsr narcotics 81 siitas,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
MAN HUNT NOW
NEARS END
Hall, One OF Elusive Fuol-
tiyes. lss Captured

SACRAMENTO. Cal. MAY is--
ons og the mes, Strenuous aas spec
saeular mar hunss ever waxsd IN
shs state q California wAa believed
70 b. rapidly nearing eices here
teiay. a
Ftoya Halt s1Ysarold eoavset
murasrer. who with Zoe Ianko. "a.
bio prison pal hare ,srrortzed TIRE
nertheFn end Of The state snes their
escape from sae Quentin ApFil :. IA
safety behind tbs steel bars 81 tns
city prison
nan WAS captured 10 roern AZ
Nhe Cotusa house las night. iIs Was
alore In the fporu and anarrasa and
made no effort % rests, arrest after
tAs cs2iesrs sssd b Police caist usr.
rara sfeshane. had bAitsrea dor .
tho door
Tanko Rad nor been appfehsndsd
~ an early hoar to-day. bgs his cap,
sgre vas predicted before nsEatfsIl
Officers declare Il would b praetL
cnily impossible for him 20 escape
tss gordon % srned guards which
Las Been Thrown around ths city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
AWAKE TO FIND
HOUSE ATTIRE
Fire Marshal Probes Origin
\ Of Suspicious Blaze

what Gre officials regard As a IRE
% suspicious origin broke our n The
home % c. L. Callahan. 1000 ifsh
ave. y. T.. ias, after A N Friday,
n caused Csanaags Of ttse.
Callahan and his wife we're awak.
cred SY the roar o. flames and
clouds Of sFsoke.
Thsy ran into ihs front room 70
sird e ahiaze
The fiTc was IN three different
rooms. according 30 ths FIRE depart.
ussnt
aIF. ard Mrs. CaInhan turned IN
ne alarm and then fought the fire
themselves desN.rassiy.
They had almost sxtingnlshsd Il
before tbs fir, department arrived
Tho loss 10 the Building was only
about $50. whila the contents wore
damaged about 800.
@ Fire Marshai Robert l. LANG
started an official probe 20 Determine
origin Of the fire Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
ni FRANK GETTY


Nhit'A ifezs starr ssHenaeht
NEW YORK. May is. some.
where IN the more obscure chan,
nsls q New York life to-day arc a
nnmesr % young Hlrls aud hand.
tul ~ women Who can tell thslF
friends in ofres, shop or nslshbor,
heed All anou, tho Wedding o. Abby
rockefeller and her hayhu0d beau.
David Milton.
These stFanser we're uot on the
lHs or Invited guests They were
unAnoNn a. the families and
friends " either hfido OF Er0em
ThFueut the afsmeon they stood
with thsV9aotisy crowd 90 a ,hous
and people outside the Rockefeller
mansien., The strained their ears
10 hear the swelling music u the
wedding ceremony, They a,eod Oh
uplee 10 catch a glimpse % nehS
Eowaed women and formally Eartsd
men. wbe drove Ny 80 the froat
entrance IN limousine.
Ard al they Watched. uBhsknown
70 them. John u. Roessfslltt Jr.
father ~ the bride. WAS otasrtins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Rockefeller Is Host to
Strangers After nv edding
Breathless Women Invited In TO See Where
Abby Was Married

them lie uensed thslr unspohen
wish and appreciated their persist
snus.
Ansr The last o. tho wedding
guests had departed, necksfsllsl
emerged from the house and invited
them 20 step inside 10 500 the rooms
where the ceremony had taken
place and hear all about Y from
the father OF the bride,
Breathless and wlds,sysd. some
pinehlas themselves TO 10 sure U
was true. the little group ~ girls
and women EtnEerly ,rod the slrpi
ef tho nookN>ler mansion hna
we're escorted Thru tho ballroom
aniase with the spring h0souv
which the departed bride herself
had arranged To each. isoeke
/ Teller gave a bouquet Of flowers
which he selected from tho decor
ations in the room where Abby had
n~en married few hours pre-
I Sl0asly.
Twice again Rockefeller crossed
the street in tho gathering twi
light 20 invite those who ttill lin
gefed 70 sngeF the mansion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BLACK HAND
STARTS ON PAGE /

fuus french nanarY. ga 18Th ave.
~ whsFs shs Is enplay ell rvaatF.
inS whs,ner shs weaif sse hsf
daughter Mics taaish, whsn she re-.
turned hoses or whsshsr her un.
known prosecutors would cafsY out
thsir threat
And down 10 the otfies u th.
Nelson Steamship Co. a. The fsos o,
Seneca at. is.ysar.old Ailaa Es;raas.
tie daughter. was thinking tbs Rama
thlnE a. shr drammsd Away steadily
al her Typewriter.
Mfs EstFaas ;ufasd YEARLY away
from her truainK 20 tell tke STORY.
Her face indicated the agony that
ths suspense u causing her
why should ,hsy pick on
Ae'" sbe demands. They knew
Two got no mansy--~yeryb body
knows that. I'm = poor VEN
an who has 10 work for n living.
Why eN'i th,y let Alec and
sionef"
Mira Essrads has BEEN able 10 give
the poiIc- oniy one theory tha, nigh,
explain tho black hand letter
About . year ago. vnsn Ian q
ro5mlnK house. man and hls wife
came 70 i've wi,h ua." sha said.
'-rh,y wsr. an srcsil.nt couple and
vh.,lksd chem. Du, one day tho 20.
lice dsscsnded on the house and ar.
rested him in his RON. I, seem.
tha, he had been forging checks and
cashinx them on many companies
around The city. and tho detectives
had been on hs ,ran tor weeks
ne wss convicted and ssn, 10
The psnlirntisry. it's luh, abou,
lime now for his term 20 b up. I,
may BE- that this msn. believing
tha, had somsthinE 70 do with his
arrest. IL bounding the for money
now"
M, dstsc,iyes are Inclined 10 die.
coun, that theory. following the dis.
eovsry that tho Eairads home on
18th ave. ~. has been under sur.
vslllsnos by man who appears 10
b an italian. FOR the lsat month.
we have s.sn him on two ocoa-
alons. Z. Mrs. Es,rade ssid. ION tho
first he followed my daughter hons
one evening. but made no at,.mp. 10
molest her. We noticed him later in
tho evening watching tho house. And
several nights later we saw the same
man on corner. watching tho
place"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

Cullen Lee as the mari Friday. but
she WAS n0s enilrsly satisfied.
Friday night ise viii bn
dressed In DARK clothing similar
10 ihsAe worn By The bandit and
he win be taken 10 the White
hame and placed Al the head Of
the stairs where tho women first
sas the rpbbsr. Tho attack viii
be reenaeted 10 . certain degree
IN order that tho women may
see Lee under The same roudi,
lions that shsy saw the bAndll.
Ths house a, stls Y Pms D,
which the police have found 20 BE- 4
stngshousa og Stolen goods. yielded
fresh treasures Thursday niEhi Nhsh
a huge Assortment Of eu9 glass ana
silYsr~afa waA found
ogisatai ruEa ard siiksa slhsfy
larEs quantities. u iswslrS. riath
ing and other articles too numerous
70 las. ali valued al around 81. s8s
hare been sslasa
The offte<n sf the pawathop ds
tail q, hsadauartsss Friday Ttssm,
hlsa a busy department. store a.
wsn ants womsn whose hosnss haYs
pssH bufGiarissd PAVED over tables
seadsi vttn l1Ss About iis,e9s
Nogsh q loot has ben Identified. aAl
"a dorm Or moss families hAts
etaiaisd articles s,elsu from them
.Ths Gu, glass SCI valued AZ iIe.
saA found 10 belong 20 stFs. T. 4
Ensisna. tsaa Reach drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
RObber Suspect viii Be
NJ de to Renact H0Idup
Cullen Lee to BE Taken to White Home;
$4,000 Loot Recovered

A DRAMATIC attempt 20 identify
II Culien lee. "a utxr0. AZ me col
egsd handst who stacked and rohbea
tao Seattle society women 10 their
home two weeks AGO wsa 10 b. ma4e
Friday b Detective Captain Wilsks.
Lee 4 he'd ,loas w'ftth William
Gsesiioe e.. Al bgsGtaF suspect.
Thsy wers ARRESTED az 4tis Y Pine
g., IN house loaded wtth thousands
o doltarn' worth u ssolse,. zecds, a
few days ago.
Ga May ! Mrs Edward +. white
ilst Federal ave. ana her daughter,
fn.law. Mrs. Harold White. wtFs hTa
tally beaten and robbed b a negro
thug Mrs. White partially hsniiiisd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Church Convention
Ends With Banquet

A hanaus; AZ . N. Friday wiil
snf the Christian Esiasa,lon esnven,
iion. which opened Thursdzy a, tss
Westminster Presbyterian church
Speakers Tor Friday wsrr pT Am.
bross ". tiaiisY. Rev Andre~ War,
nsr. Arthur l.. siaFza ard Barn r.
FLEMING. assis,An, superintendent, ~
schools
os. Hugh Atarili. o, Chicago. and
R.v. willard N wieklssr. os $50.
kane. SPOKE Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CAR SIGNS
STARTS ON PAGE I


you rv 10 thkc n NhycunaI
Evidently was wrong again.
Half an hour had sped and wasn't
en- route 10 Ravsnnn yo,. waited.
suddenly a kindly soul touched me
on tho arm.
You mustn't hang around tho
post0ffIoe.' she said "They'a a
rlsn says NO Lettering. and the
cops1l move you on pretty soon"
A HhvsnnA Park No. 10 az last
turned the corner and headed In tho
right direction. too. but desire for
tho open spsOs had gone down be-.
fore the effort OF reaching them. I
vent away from there
Later stood on other corners.
This IA what saw Car No. IL,
northbound. marked Capitol I'M,
ana. directly under that align. "Dc.
pot" IN large lcttom, Tho car was
going 10 Capitol hill all right. but |
wondered what tho htransor In haAte
TO catch his train would think TO
find himself IN a distant residential
district. inAtsad OF at n depot.
a car marked South Seattle wAs
headed north. Car southbound was
marked jefferson Park In front all
right, but anid Madison Park over
the gate entrance, Car marked
WalllnFford waH sou,hbound. l al
most ohoerod when Mount nnkor
car came along. actually headed for
Mount Baker. a
iiut why 80 on with thh diamal
recital Alice In Wonderland had
nothing on Lucille In Seattle when
II came 10 topsyturyy adventures.
The cara hro moro muddlsd up
than u lost child NJ county fair.
Some load passengers ~ tho front.
some ~ tho rear aome carry two
different destinations and arc only
going 20 one, and tho majority
seem 10 bo going In exactly tho
opposite direction TO which their
signs Indicate.
Heaven help Tho STRANGER who ds.
ponds on Seattle street car sigma
and direetlonA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Waite and Pearl
Freed on Charge

In one OF the shortest criminal
trials on record thk month. Lee
Waite and Charles Pearl lat. Thurs
day were acquitted Of holding up
and roeb.ns the Beacon Hiii Piggiy'
Wlxgiy store % $780,
u took opposing counsel Just 70
minutes 20 agree on this Jury per
sonnet. The E;ats introduced two
witnesses, the defense pat on I'VE
The jury elaborated three hours
ard 30 minutes on their teesimony,
Both men established allhts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Clancy Will A.
for Early Trial

Pleas for an eaFiy trial are en-.
pscisd 10 b. made Friday afternoon
when John Clancy. HnEhls Smith
and Dutch" Schultz are arraisnsd
IN superior court 90 charges. OF
''rookmAklnE ahsrifrh deputies
rAidsd the Regina hotsl las, sa,ur.
day and arrested the trio In poa.
session Of a horse race wager busi.
noss. they claim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Murderer Is Shot
to Death in Jail

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. May
ib.-Ptdro Cano, convicted Of tho
murder OF June g. claire In Park
CITY In 1923, wh shot 10 death
within tho walls Of the state prison
shortly after q O'clock this morn.
ina He went 10 Me death protest
Ing hS innocence and charging tho
orln,o 70 a woman named RsfugiA
Alameda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
He Gels so Days
as Drunk Driver

Gains Ivy he staggered because
lie had swollen feet. dId not con.
vince Justice Dalton. Thursday an.
isrnoon. and he sent John Matson.
Pzhs claimant. 20 the county jail for
30 days, convicted Of driving whils
drunk. Ma,son was arrested April
~ after an auto collision. Mafson
was also fined 500 and deprived Of
his drivers license for year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
BUTLER TO FIRE
40 COPS Q
Philadelphia Police Chief
uncoyerS Graft Ring

PHiIAApEtpHiA MAY H.
rsFty polesmep. includlng an Act
ing captain face dismissal here ca
sgafs charges rsauhinE from allesri
conspiracy with brewers 80 lses~ as
Gnbutaou Of illssAl beer
The men were suspended to-day
ana osdsrsd hetese shs polies srlsi
hard IN what premises 70 es ths
hisxess shAkssp 81 General Buffers
regime as had q the p0lieo foste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Aged Man Resists
Spanking; Is Hurt

pnossEn, wash. May ib,-Bo.
cause he resisted n spanking on his
S1th birthday attempted by two
little girls. NJ, A. Ward, oldest rest.
dtnt OF this town, suffered torn
llgomonta and possible fracture
OF the right hip bone. Ward
stumbled and fell when no tried to
gct away from tho children,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Oratorical Contest
at Y.M.C c. A. TONIGHT

Biz dsbatsra from seattlo and near.
Wy cities Will Join In an orat,rical
contes, at the Y. NJ. G. a. at = p. m.
tonight under the auspices ~ the
Womsns Christian Temperance
union. The diamond medal contsst
y being held for the first tims bo.
tween conventions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
MURDER CUBAN
POLITICIAN
kssaSsinatOrs Escape After
Shooting Congressman

HAVANA. May rs ~ Representa-
ti,r joseph r. C'l'spe7l Cane, leader
az the liberal party, was assassiuatsd
shefsb before midAlkht by ous ~
three men Who attacked Mm az he
was leaving ne jaw AlsY oams
euiiaius. his ssssllauta sscape1.
Two years aEe Cs1o Alllt4 Con.
sr,s.man Manuel 0asoa after a
Political quarrel lie claimed con
srsssional immunity and WENT %
Eur0pe. AFTER An amnesty bin was
signed he returned ana vas re-
slsrieA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SUICIDE
STARTS ON PAGE IL

The dying man wa, fully oonscioua
Al that time.
A few moments later. when the
firsmen arrived, he had collapsed.
Johnson. al,ho financially inde.
pendent, had been desponden, over
NJ health. lilo suffered n paralytio
stroke about a year ago. This left
him an Nyalld.
Tho b6Sy was taken 10 the Dan.
iels a Brinton Undertaking phrlors
In WAi Seattle Funeral arrange.
mtntsNays not been completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
d. S. DRYS DROP
PIEL0W TRIAL
Hazeinne Decides 10 Let
State Do Prosecuting

EVERETT. May is.--Fedefal w.
auor charges aEalns; Ed W. Pisiow.
former Seattle police sergeant. were
dropped before u. 3. Commissioner
Mansfield yesterday by ordtr OF y.
A. Hazsitlns, divisional dry chief.
Leonard R,nn 1ksd HansfleId 20
strike the goy.fnment,s charge or
possession Of Ilauor.
Pisio~ was arrested at Marys-
vIIIo last Friday while repairing an
auto in which ws0 carried 20
cases OF Canadian iiuuor
s,atc authorities hero have filed
a charge OF transportation Of llauor
asaingt Pielow {.
Pioiow claims Il was no, his booze
car, buf belonged 20 man who
wan In tho saps. and escaped ar.
rest when the officers captured
him.
r. A. Has,iln,. Friday. explained
tina, hs expected Pieiow 10 rscsive
a heavier sentence IN tho state
courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

line OF la sale Extension univcr-
sity. in an address here. Business
has been forced 10 become n science
I'm this country, he asserted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

Ing and various distribution ac,ivl.
Ties, while less than 30 per cent arc
employed In producing raw materials.
declared President Jease Grant Chap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
FEW MATERIAL MAKERS

CHICAGO. May Seventy per
cent OF the workers In tho United
states arr engaged in manutaetur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

The ora,orIcal contest Of Seattle
Eagies. Asno No 7. for University
~ Was Ilnalon Students, will be held
Mt Eagles hall Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Mems Fancy Socks, CSC s Pc

C1IK AND ARTIFICALLK quality these de-
chase from ovrstockd manufacturer.
The Sox plain and number OF
styles Heather mixtures and cordo tan and black
All reinforced and heel At 95c tie
81. sroRE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

A, light "a feather. 81
weigh, and Ytry jaants.
fashionoo % black silk.
with a plated ribbon motl,
ard STEAMERS. e1.05.
Smart little straw Hats
like N. cns pictured ~
left, are IN beige ard
bright eolorn- AZ e2.e5.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-05-07
CITY PERSONAL ITEMS

The Misses Ida and Regime Meyer
left Monday for Minneapolis.
Frank Kinsella was a county sea!
visitor Saturday of last week.
Joseph Levin left Wednesday morn
ing for a short business trip to the
Twin Cities.
Attorney L.. l.. Kells spent Friday
of last week at st. Cloud transactlng
legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers of
Kandota spent Sunday evening at
the Ed Libel home.
Mrs. Paul A. Hogan is guest at
the home of her husbands mother,
Mrs. Mary Hogan.
George Brown spent Monday IN
the TWIN Cities with mis- son Dean
transacting business.
Floyd Mccartney of Long Prairie
was mingling with his many Sank
Centre friends Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown &C
COMMANDED by Mrs. Jim Kinsella mo-
tored to Starbuck last Friday on a
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Kinse liza and
daughter Kathleen of St. Cloud
Stephan Kinsella home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Heraly and
family motored to Morris Saturday
and spent the week, end visiting, the
lady's father, H. Hubert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riley of
Glenwood were Sunday visitors in
Sank Centre at the Stephen Kinsel-
la home and among other relatives
Vernon Floyd, manager of the Red
Owl Grocery this week moved his
family into the rooms over the Nick
ell barber shop in the Caughren An
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Loren A. Clark who had spent sew.
eral days in Sank Centre visiting a:
the home of his son Floyd V. Clark
and family returned to his home at
Austin, MINI. ..
Adam u. Ingram returned to Sank
Centre the first of the week after an
absence of some time at Park Rapids
and other points in the northern part
of the state.
Postmaster A. D. Day of Long
Prairie spent a portion of Monday in
Sank Centre. The gentleman found
time while in the city to favor the
Herald with a pleasant call.
Next Monday Jacob Russlang. Paul
Nickel and Mr.. Huismann EJECT to
leave SCauk Centre for New York
where they will sail May IA for a
three months visit in Germany.
c. D. Marshall, administrator of
the estate of the late Helen Ingram,
and Attorney l.. L. Kells spent Sun
day and Monday at Brainerd, Pc
quot and other points looking after
the large land interest of the estate.
Gerge Robischon, clerk in the Of
flee of County Auditor Nick Thomey
of st. Cloud, came UP Tuesday eve
ming: for a short visit with his pafe
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Robischon.
He returned to St. Cloud late We'd,
nesday.