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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
GUNLESS BANDIT
HOLDS UP CAFE
Forces Cashier 10 Hand Over
Cash; TheitS Prevented

Entering tho Olympia restaurant,
ma First ave, &, latc Friday night
a mlddlo-aged bandit electrified a
crowd Of late diners when be held up
the place. and, without displaying a
sun. forced the cashier J HHdn, 20
open the cash register and give him
SEQ. The thug kept his hand In his
coat pocket and pretended 10 have a
pistol
lie commanded patrons OF the cafe
10 stay In their seats and keer quiet.
Then he ran out Into the street ana
made his getaway
{. J. Hook. SOFA soth ave, s., Just
before midnight found two young
men stealing gasoline from his auto
mobile. lie chased them and they
jumped into an old touring car and
escaped.
y. J.. Anderson. Liberty Court
apartments. NJ a. m, Saturday was
awakened by tho sound OF a thief
breaking into his garage. lilo went
outside and found a young man try
ing TO steal HIS automobile An An
dorson approached the thug fled.
yelling az the top OF his voice. Don't
shoot Anderson says tho same
man has tried TO steal his car sew
trhl times,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

that rolled by pr Kari Jarres. the
monafehbt candidate.
It is up to tho monarchlst now
to decide whether or not they win
scni Jarres back into the battle. A
monnrchist plucking committee is
considering available candidates. and
II 4 can be done without alternating
essential support. Jarres probably
will ho ahslNsd in favor Of some
other
General Won Hindenburg. who atm
Il power in German poll,ics, has
been mentioned as a possible sclec.
ton. Jarres is understood TO be- viii.
Ing To make way for another. and
20 be ready 70 refuse tho nomination
OF his party II Il Is necessary 10 do
that TO make II plain that lie Il no,
being iuisused.
Marx In as well liked In Europe as
German politician could be. lie
was chancellor during the wearfsone
London conference when tho Dawes
plan was substituted for other means
Of obtaining PREPARATIONS from Ger.
many and the impression he left was
good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
JANlT0R, WITHOUT
KNOWING IT, GETS
VALUABLE DIAMOND

TANITORS sweep clean.
- one at the Daniel Bagley
school nearly cast valuable dia.
nond into the furnace before he
discovered the worth OF his
HwecpingH.
Mra. d. r. Thompson. 1911
Stroud ave, attended Parent
Teacher meeting at the school
during the day. wearing wed.
ding ring set with tho gem.
After sho went downtown TO
do a little shopping. she dis
covered the diamond was miss
Ing.
The family searched the home.
half n dozen stores and finally
sent daughter 20 tho school.
The janitor had just finished
sweeping and was about TO cast
the sweepings into the furnace
when the girl appeared.
Together they sifted thru the
refuse and-sure. you guessed Il
found the diamond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
BOOZE RUNNERS
4 ARE GUILTY
Ten Are Sentenced; Crew Is
Free; To Appeal Case

SAN FRANCISCO. April t.-Ten
defendants IN the trial OF operators
aud crew OF the captured rum ship
cuadra. today wcro az liberty on
hail pending appeal from convic,
tion returned by federal jury last
night
Eighteen members Of tho crew
were found not guilty.
Charles H. Belanger Vancouver
capitalist and reported head OF the
liquor ring which operated the
ouadra. and Vincent Quartaro, local
agent FOR the smusglers. were sen.
teneed by Federal Judge John :.
Partridge 90 pay $4,000 fine each
and serve two years in Leaven'
worth.
Captain George Ford was given
two years and n 81 1000 fine. while
two mates, an engineer and opor-
Rtors OF shore boats were sentenced
TO lesser JAN terms,
The defendants were arrested ar
ter seizure Of the Quadra with a
100000 liquor cargo Off the Far
alone islands last October. The
craft was operated by Consolidated
Exporters OF Vancouver, II, c,
Judge Partridge refused 20 permit
The jury 20 pass upon the aues-
ton OF whether the Qnadra was
within the le.mile limit set by the
Anglo.American treaty when the
vessel was seized October - last.
The defense is appealing on this
point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

n young man who practlced medl.
cine In Pennsylvania became IN.
nous and was called in consulta.
tlon in many towns and cities be.
cause OF his success in the treat.
ment OF disonse. This was DR..
Pierce, who finally made UP his
mind 10 place some OF his medl.
cInes before the public, and NOV.
ing to Buffalo, N. v, put up what
he called his "FavorIto presorip.
ton" and placed II with the drug.
giatA In every state.
DR. Plerce's Favorite Prescription
has long been recognized as a tonic
for diseases peculiar TO womanknd,
After suffering pain. feeling ncrv.
Gus, dizzy, weak and dragged.down
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liz quickly restored TO health by is
use. Thousands OF women testify
that Or. PIerce's Favorite Prescrip.
ton has entirely oradlcatod their
distressing ailments,
Put up In both fluid and tablet
form
send Toe to Dr Pierce, Buffalo,
N. ", for trial package OF tablets.
Write for free confidential medical
advice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
UNCLE SUES BOY
Wants Money He Alleges
He Loaned Young Inventor

Alfred NJ. Hubbard, "a. inventor
and cne OF the defendants in the
Olmsted liquor conspiracy case.
faces new court troubles ns n re.
suit OF tl3.7b5.50 civil action
brought late Friday by his uncle,
James r. Hubbard OF Everett.
The elder Hubbard alleges, thru
M attorney, Earl w. Hustled, that
ho advanced his nventor.ncphow
the sum TO further his electrical re,
searches and inventions. In re.
turn, he says. he was TO receive nm
interest In two Inventions n new
%rny Photographic device and n
now method Of generating electrical
current.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
NOW BEING UNITED
Widely Separated Users of
Aryan Tongue Together
in Melting Pot

Those people who speak English.
Russian, French. Spanish. WEIGH.
italian. Irish. German. Scotch or
Gaelic, and some u the Asiatic
languages. trace their origin back
10 tho old Aryan race.
II has been said that tho Aryans
came from some point in Asia sew.
cral thousands OF years ago. but
some historians now claim that
their home was In the southern
steppes OF Russia; that the Indian
and Persian branches went toward
the east; the Slays and Teutous
into the German forests; and the
Greeks went toward Greece, while
the forefathers OF the Celts and
Romans followed the Danube river
into Italy and Gaul.
At any rate, the chief Aryan
language now is English. and un.
told thousands now are being daily
educated in its use through the
New Universities Dictionary. II Is
offered to all readers Of this news
paper on terms that make 1t almost
gift. The coupon printed else
where in this issue explains how to
get IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Marx to Be Coalition
Candidate in Germany
Centrals, Democrats and Socialists
Unite to Defeat Monarchists

BERLIN. Apnl Wilhelm Marx.
former chancellor and leader Of tho
central party. viii bo the preniden,
,iai candidate OF coalition OF re.
publican parties In tho feeond cleo.
ton during tho last week Of April.
Marx war unanimously selected NJ
tho candidate Of the ccn,rais. demo-
Gratis and socialists by committee
Of fclchstaE members.
Marx viii carry tho hopes OF the
Germans who support tho weimar
constitution. the organic law Of tho
republic Opposed 10 him will DO a
communist candidate who viii get
nowhere. and monarchist who will
have tho hackink OF tremendous
fortunes. In tho aboftlye election
Of last Sunday tho three parties
which have decided 20 hack Marx
wero represented by individual can.
didates whose combined vote OF
l:.b.o.ooo was 1000. 900 greater than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Has Cat But 9 Lines?
1t Means $4,000 to Coz

tiers. That IL. he has escaped jag
eight times. lie started Ia IN Gan
Francisco in 1915. continued IN
1913 and again Ia 1920. The charge
was robbWy each time. each tins
Il was dismissed. The other easss
ranged between attempted burglary
and begging on the street. ana each
time THE Cat" used up a lie.
1--WE got no out this time. The
Cat" told Herbert. when the hand
Of tho law clamped down on him
for the ninth time. Tho gang
squealed On me. ] guess I'm going
up"
II sincerely hope 30" Eald Mr..
Herbert. a trtne untactfully.
Since then he's been hoping that
the man who first wrote that a
cat has nine lives meant nine only.
and not nine approximately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

SIR r. H. Herbert. who II one or
tho "hotectinRcBt' men on Chief Bey.
erynE staff, 10 seeking evidence 10,
day Tho evidence j. concealed In
nlmanacs. books n ancient proverbs
and school readers.
Every time SIR Herbert finds, In
one OF these pieces Of literature. the
statement that cat has nine lives.
his whole day b frightened up
Hlichern d new Ford
II "a cat really haa nine liysg-and
no morethnt means Mr. Herbert
gets $4,000, cash money.
But II our climate Is such that the
cats nine lives have been expanded
into 70 or 37-well. that let's out the
81 900. It's a fearful possibility. II
what they Say about the climate Is
true
"Ths Cat" In the detectives case.
ID james Magic.
James was amblInR down the hail.
why Of police headquarters March
~. having Just won his release from
a drunkenness charge. Herbert was
ambling up the hallway.
"Hai A. live! The Car"
breathed Herbert.
"Spurlos yeTBsnkt," calculated
James, who Is somewhat Of a scholar
Well. sir. il turns out that there
Ia "a $1,000 reward for James. on
account Of his being mixed up In
postoffice robbery in San Fran.
cisco early In 1924. 1.-THE thugs got
100000, aA the police reporters
write In their quaint way.
Now this reward goes 20 Herbert
IL cat has only nine lives.
THE Cat has already used up
eight OF his nine lives. according
10 his Berlllon record at heudquar-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
WOMEN DROWN
20 Flee Chinese Bandits on
Ferry Which Sinks

LONDON. April SCORES OF wo-
men were drowned az Kin Tsek Wan.
in the province OF shen.si. while try,
ing 10 escape from bandits who
plundered and set fire 10 the town.
according 10 a Central News dis
patch from Tientsin.
The women los, their lives when a
ferryboat on which they had taken
refuge sank. Hundreds OF others
were abducted by the bandits. Tho
state militia from Nanyang refused
10 fight. and stood quietly by while
tho robbers were al work.
The bandits finally were dispersed
by men from two adjacent villages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Third Train Victim
at Algona Crossing

The third victim Of train crashes
at tho Algona crossing, near Auburn,
within the past three weeks. was
claimed Friday when a Chicago. Nil
waukee train struck an auto and
crushed the driver. Gus Nelson. 20
Northern Pacific employe at Aub4
Nelson was sIll alive when W
uesses reached him. but died before
medical aid could arrive.
Milwaukee offices admitted that
there was no warning bell at the
crossing. but stated that there was
a clear View OF the track for mile
on either side. A coroner's inquest
VIII be held at Auburn Tuesday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
BUILD WARSH|PS
Japanese Plan Construction
OF q Cruisers, Etc.

TOKYO. April 4--Construc;ion Of
$4,000 tons OF fighting chips is
planned by this government. accord
ing 10 apparently authenticated rc-
ports.
The construction would consist Of
eight first-claas cruisers. three of
the second class, 10 dcstroyerB aud
ono airplsnn carrier.
Seven military observers arc be-
Ing sent 10 France. five to the
United States and three TO England
by tho minister Of war. They are
10 study the latest war weapons do
vclopcd in those countries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Civil War Again
Likely in China

rEKiN. April s.-ciwl war II
again imminent In China.
Chang Tso Lin. tho Mawhurlau
war lord. Is reported 10 be preparing
to renew tho struggle that has pes,
tered China for ~ yoas His oppon
ent viii be Gen. FenR Hu fItiaug
WI Pei t'u is reported 20 be con.
ferring with various military chiefs
relative 10 the advisabiii,y Of Join.
ng General Chang,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Drives Taxi in Front
of Cops Car; Jailed

when no drove his tsxlcab be.
tween tho armorrd hank car and
police automobile chat waE accom-.
ranying IL as "A guard. Joe Bariic. %
years old. chauffeur. was arrested
on a reckless driving charge by Pa.
truiuson J. a. Toppman and @. Kid.
well. lato Friday afternoon. Ho In
being held in tho city Jail in leu Of
800 bail. The arrest was made at
Second ave. and Yosier way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Clothing Stolen
In Room Lootinps

Two room burglaries. in which
clothing and personal effects were
stolen, were reported to the police
Friday afternoon. A. A Jennings.
10 Columbia ST. told the police that
a suit OF clothes and a quantity OF
other clothing was taken from his
room. which apparently had been
entered with the aid OF a pass key.
H. Nelson. Seavicw hotel. reported
the lock on the door OF his room
broken by thief, who stole 81;
or clothes and an overcoat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
- CYNTHIA GREY
Victim OF Jazz Says
Followers Crazy
He Broke Parents Hearts and Lost
Only Girl He Loves Because of 1t
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: VIM is ii that little is published to
,oarn the young people Of today Of the results Of this night
~ night life?
Each day. each night young boys and girls the
road to perdition. They just "azz crazy" tooud
like to something in the columns sort Of talk
TO young people.
am especially moped to write because Of this dreadful
Dorothy EHingson tragedy which papers FIJI Of.
In my opinion Dorothy is not guilty in of the
word tho she may have been the that committed the
crime, of which she is accused.
How many of these Jazz crazy people following that
case and are bringing it right down to themselves?
How evenings do you young people spend home
with your folks, and how many do you spend at dances
auto rides until or in the morning booze parties; and
how many nights do not come home at all? Think it
over
insanity firm
then that commit like Dorothy
How "Doohys" n
DO not think that this old writing
but in for
bitter dregs their old age
and lost the girl love.
SO appeal to Is this
Follow
lightly but into your heart then think JAKE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Bothell Robbers
Sentence DELAYED

Sentence OF Frank Kelly and
Frank German. convicted Bothell
State bank robbers. was postponed
a week Saturday TO permit the
state 10 make showings against mo-
tons Of Attorneys George CrandeiI
and II. c. Agnew for new trials
They were arrested in Tacoma the
day after the robbery in a stolen
automobile with w. J. Murray,
who was sentenced TO from three
10 10 years in Pierce county for
stealing the car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
FECHET LEAVES
Successor to Mitchell on
Way to Washington

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. April A.
Lieut.. Col James Il. Fechet, success.
Bor 10 Brig. Gen. Billy" Mitchell
as assistant chief OF the air service,
leaves here today for Warrington.
Accompanied by his VITO and two
daughters, Col. Fcchet is motoring
East and Is expected 10 arrive In
Washington in 10 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

part Of Canada and the o. s. many
OF the people who received ADVICE
have followed IL and are now rid Of
this Affections many others are well
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One man says. II am stlll hearing
ms we'll ms when hoy, thanks 10
YOU" Another writer, Those fcnr-
full phinB and noises in the head
have entirely disappeared and / can
now hear MS good ea ever" and so
the letters come, one and all, telling
Of the benefits received.
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ness Specialist Sproulo Graduate In
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who made the previous offer Of
Book and Advice on Deafness FREE
In this paper, now offers again to
Seattle Star Readers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Oft-Nabbed SuspectJ
Held on Dope Count

Ray Hcnsgsn, 20, who has been
arrested numerous times as & SUE
pect in several OF sea,tie's most
sensational holduDs. again was ar.
rested Friday night in company
with Charles Earl. 80, a barber.
They are held in the city jail on
open charges for examination 10 de.
tcrmiDe whether or not they are
dope addicts.
Patrolmen George Reynolds and
Tom Feek arrested the pair at 10th
ave. and Yesler way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
TUNE INTO KTCl
SUNDAY EVENING
ON 305 METERS

CEATTLEs new station. KTCL.
~ will DO on the air for tho
flrnt time Sunday II uses tho
so5,meter band az 1000 watts.
II, \. Fisher Ia owner. The
studio IN located in tho New
Washington hotel. the anisnna
and broadeanting apparatus on
Magnolia Bluff The stations
first broadcast will start at 1853
p, m. continuing until .. II will
BE- by remote control from the
First Church Of Christ. Scientist.
Regular programs, Mr Fisher
said. viii start 10 a few days,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Eight Enter Race
for Tulip Queen

BELLINGfIAAi. April s.--There
arc now eight asplranta for tho title
OF queen OF tho tulip festival. Eli.
inEs will close at y. m. Monday.
Most OF the girls are high school
students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
KILLS ATTACKER
Oklahoma Woman Takes
Mans Gun; Is Exenerated

OKEsfAlI. Okla, April A-The
Southwest SCOTS at the title weaker
sex" ms applied TO women.
Miss Mildred Nolan. 10. who took
gun away from Guy Wilson. 20,
and shot him 10 death when he
threatened TO assault her. was re-,
leased Friday on grounds OF Justi.
fable homicide.
After killing Wilson. Miss Nolan
returned aud led officers 10 tho scene
OF the attack. where Wilson's body
was found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

ABERDEEN, April 4.--To 60
trolling for salmon and halibut in
tho inside passage, Oscar. Laito,
Martin and August Toyrn have left
Aberdeen In 3o.foot boats. They will
sail to Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

HOUSTON. Texas, April t--Hous.
toms first heat prostratlon OF the
summer was reported late Friday
afternoon when c. II. Mcdonald. Ia.
borer. was overcome while NJ work.
The temperature was 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

The first white baby born
in Skagway, Alaska, is a Sc
attic musician now. His name
is Mark Rowan. Now he
wants to start a First Baby
club.
Photo by Hhrtsook
MARX ROWAN. a Seattle must.
INl clan. thought Saturday he
would star, First white Baby
club" II would be composed OF the
first white BABIES horn in score
Of western cities Many OF the
western cities SIN arc so new that
tho first white babies born in them
SIN are youngsters,
Rowan Is tho first white baby
born in Skagway. Alaska. He came
into the world January 81. 1898.
jus, 30 minutes after his father. "a
deputy United States marshal. had
passed out. victim Of a dcsperado'S
bullet.
Rowan's father. J.. NJ Rowan. was
shot down tn Ricc's opera house,
Skngway. in the days when that
gateway 10 tho chiikoot pass was a
roaring camp. His slayer was ono
OF tho famous "soapyH Smiths
gang. Tsoupyr got his soon after.
and II you 80 TO skagway Mrs, Pull
len. famous character or the dis
trict. Will tell you all about II.
The miners kept the news Of her
husbands death from Mrs. Rowan
until young Mark was safely into
the world. She raised him. trained
him as a musician and il with him
in Seattle. Mark IS a bauloist and
violinlst, playing with William
wiudcr's orchestra at the Blue
Mouse thcatcr. He got his educa.
ton a, South Park college.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
RADIO SERVICES.
FOR SUNDAY
Various Denominations 10
Broadcast Rites
OTHER FEATURES, TOO
Concert Programs, Organs,
Dance Music, On

DLENTY Of church services
4 and organ recltAls 10 pick
from Sunday. kJR and KTW
viii broadcast church services
la Seattle nj tho usual morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

Cynthia Grey win receive
callers ON Monday, wednesday
and Friday, from 20 2 p. m,
and Tuesday and Thursday.
from IL TO 10 n. m. at hor OF.
flee in The Star building. 1909
Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

Evidently the writer OF tho above
Is new reader o. Goes not follow
our little column closely or he
would have noticed the three col
umn editorial regarding the Dorothy
Ellington case and the letter from
the Modern Girl Who Wants a
Modern Mother and the discussion
which followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
MIDWEST STATIONS
Taeifis Timer

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church HsrNirsn-
kIcM tgiD, Aussouia. Mont-if50.
sacred concert from First Christian
church.
NIiIsO $3.50. Lansing. Huch.--i;ao.
Central ~ .. church services
hiAE fais). Pullman. Whsh,-sl-
lent an day
hsI 1901. Halt Lake City44H.
church services
WCbn l5tsj. Zion City. Ill.-s.ts;o.
church services.
wCCo an. Twin Citisa-T,ig.s.
special program.
Voc ASP, Davenport. ia.-s.s 20
studio program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
eEFhe Radio star
RADIO PROGRAMS
SUNDAY

KIoA HbD. Ighodsr Dept store
Silent al day,
KJH tasi). n. W. Radio Service
Coll a M. Firht MsthDdlst church
services 2. uhuIch services.
Krw 400. Tirrt Pfssbytsrian
churchill. 3 and 2. church services.
KIiq aIsl. Bush 4 Lane Piano
CO -. studio program
HTCL ta05j. u. y. Vishsf-7iJa-B,
ssrNicss Of First church Of christ,
Scientist
COAST STATIONS
K0o fa6D. Oakland 1.to. Koo
Lfttls Bymphony orchestra. 3, church
services
kro Assl. San Trsnciseo-tso.
orchestral concert,
XIII 900, Los Angeles. organ
recital! 7ao. studio programs.
kNX $3.50. Hollywood. church
hsryiess3 D. studio program.
KOw N6D, Portiand-7. dinner
concert
XII assj. Los Angeles, varied
program.
CKcD Hio). Vancouver -. c,-sl.
lent all day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

Emile Lancet. MERE. soprano,
will sing several numbers before
tho kGO mike Saturday even
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

kftar $50 KFoA will be con'inu.
Gus with dance music, frs, from
shor+ys Melody Boys. later from
Eddie Hardness olympic orchestra
Saturday evening; 454 meters.