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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
sent Zoe Ellington TO tho prison
hospital? Answer Immediately
MARY ALDEN PRESCOTT.
Letter From John Alden Pres
colt TO Sydney Carton.

Dear sgd; After you left last
night, Zoe Ellington became much
worse and died this morning at
about 10 o'clock, without regalnlng
her senses.
= All the while she kept asking
Leslie to forgive her for coming
into her home. Poor little girl. she
gave away moro OF her life than
she probably would ever have told
II she had not been dellrious.
Poor thing, she kept babblng,
He made me join Ia coupe and /
loved him so. ] didn't want TO rob
you. said wouldn't. / won't.
I won't, ! won't"
sgd, she screamed and screamed
and screamed until I thought I
should lose my mind. They tried
TO calm her with opiates, but hor
nerves were in such condition
from tho shock that the drugs had
no effect.
L seems the love she had for
Leslie and the babies had worked n
great change in her. She had en-.
phn,lcolly refused TO rob us and she
paid for this resolution with her
life.
II has been terrible shock 10
both Leslie and me
After ALL sgd. loves and ideals
that arc worth fighting for arc
worth dying for hoo carried hor
banner on JACK.
Copyright 1926, N.E.A. Service, Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
Brisk Demand for
Small Dwellinpc

Sales totalluR N02,50O were re
ported as being completed during
the last week by one Seattle real
estate firm, IN exceptionally brisk
demand for moderate aizod dwell.
ings has been noted and ono or the
notable phases Of Il IL tina, many
OF tho gnIcs are going thru on a
cash basis
An increased demand FOR acreage
JUS, outside tho city limits has also
been observed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
AR N Y SERVICE
Salvation Corps Head, Here
on Tour, Takes Charge

A special public service win be
held at y. m. Sunday in tho snlea.
ton Army corps No / auditorium,
14t0 sixth ave.
Brig. Albert Widgery, territorial
auditor Of the Army who Is making
a tour 81 tho Northwest TO ingpect
the books OF the various units, win
conduct Tho services.
Tho silver band and The Army
songsicrg' win supply musical mum.
bcrs Tho oocounis Of tho various
Semitic corps Of tho Army viii be
audited by BrIgadIor WidgcW during
the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
CABLEGRiM FROM KARL WHIT.
NEY TO MRS. LESLIE
PRESCOTT

Have found worst suspicious con.
firmed regarding Zoe Ellington. All
Of Mother Hamilton's story in her
letter is correct. Have discovered
she Is also member Of band OK
thieves called ia coupe and each
one OF them has to submit upon en-.
trahcc to branding Of the fleshy
part Of the left hand. Mother Hamil.
ton thinks that this gang knew Of
your pearls 40 they specialize In
burglary Of famous jewels. They
sent Zoe to Mrs. Burke and thru
her to get access TO you. Am writ.
ing particulars. Thought you should
know this Immediately as Il might
help in bringing the criminals to
Justice. KARL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
BANDIT GUARDED
Cop Sits at Bedside OF Kill
bourne in Hospital

Tho Aiyu kilbourns 81 stili too So
ri0usly wounded 20 make tho trip
here, King county Is paying Port.
land policeman 10 sit az his bedside.
lie il the Bo;hcll State bank bandit.
Tor whom Sheriff staryieh has cx.
tradition papers
kilbournc was wounded ard two
companions Killed in the $4,000 rob
berry He was located Ia Portland.
and - recovering ia hospital there.
Fears of starwlch that Kilbournr
ID stallinE Tor time Ia an effort 20
make another dash for liberty caused
the police guard to BE- placed AZ his
brdsidc, Portland police hold the
papers for starwlch. aud al soon Hs
a doctor VIII permit u. tho ahcpft
viii return him 90 Seattle Tor trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20

vorite Of XIII AZ Los Angeles, Is on
the KTcL frolio bill. broadeasting
about 1880, at intervals In the rest
Of the program.
Edyth Turnham's syncopators arc
on the KTCL. bill. too. with a lot OF
late dance hits and SONGS.
KFoA will broadcast the Temple
Players. presenting a comedy. The
Flower shop" at .. Those in the
cast include Sadie Levin. Meyer
HorowitE, Max Lipman. Mrs. Reuben
Boog and Jerome Scitziek. The Play.
IRIS arc young people from the Tenn.
pie &c Hirsch. coached by Frank
Price Giles.
Conductor lIofmann will start
off the evening ut 6 with a din.
ner concert from The Olympic
Hotel. playing Mentelssohn's
Spinning Song" Waldteufels
Espana waltz and other favorites.
The King orchestra takes up the
tale At $50 with IS minutes Of mel.
ody a, ., KTcL opens the big sta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
Alaskan Flowers to
Feature Noon Meet

The Scenic and Floral Beauties
Of Alaska" VIII 10 discussed by the
Religious and Educational Workers
or Alaska az their weekly meeting
at Moves cafeteria. Tucsdny noon.
june %. In charge OF tho pro.
grum will be the Alaska Forget Nc.
Not society.
The list OF speakers win Include
Judge c. Il. RHINE, nationally known
lecturer on Alaska. Falcon Joslln.
attorney and 4. j Goddard. cx.
Alaskan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
Secretary of Trade
Council Talks Here

o. K Davis, secretary Of the Ma
tionnl Foreign Trade council. spoke
TO tho Seattle Advertising club FRI
day at The olympic Hotel.
Ills topic was THE Service OF
Foreign Trade" He Is in Seattle
70 make arrangements for the Ma
tlonnl Foreign Trade convention
which ls 10 open In Seattle next
Wednesday, Juno -.
Jack stern, made famous by his
vaudeville songs furnished the
music for tho occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20

tons first Radio Mite frolic, which
Is scheduled to last until after mid.
night.
jeff Strecter and Douglas Richard
son. radio fnvorlIcs, are down on the
bill for songs Vincent Herbert viii
offer a musical surprise. Stan Hum
bic. who Is singing at the Blue Mouse
thcatcr. will entertain Jerry and
Jack OF KTCL win do their darucd-
est. Rose Cole Boe,tigcr. author Of
HAL. Washington will lead the
chorus in her song. a Harold Weeks
publication.
The kTCL Players. with Peg.
~ Marshall. Lucille Bailey and
others Ia the cast. win repeat
The For>ythe flappcr." the
racing drama that made hit
few days ago. The sketch. which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
'S;S5SsssEhe Radio Star
What's on the Air
SUNDAY
Ni.ATTIT STATIONS

NiaA ili NiNilbNN
XIV Haal. First Presbyterian gAursh
~ Q and % services
kioA uaiD, Rhodes store silent
kJH tSsn. n W Radio service Co.
~ aud 2, First N a. services.
krCI laoal. New Washington Hotel
2 80. Christian Science service.
OTHER STATIONS
kro issl. San Francisco =G.gs. s and
5 so, ofebsatTaa
kGo ta6D, Oakland $50 Symphony
orchestra, s. Episcopal services
III tiaD, los Angeles 2, thrster
program 3, rlHHse hour program, 10.
Packard aia urCEvatTar
KIM tt1ll, Hollywood =, Presbyterian
Fvrylgrs, 5. orchestral o. "MldHummcF
Nights Dream,
hiiI tical, los Angeles organ re-
cital. 8, musical program
KEW tisil, Portland =5gts rrSabY-
trrian services
wCCo am. Twin ctuss-7sls. elausi-
cal concert
Voc asp. Davenport $50, musical
program
koA tssD. pspyer-s. sacred music.
e.ts. NJ T. services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
SATURDAY


krCt, tSosl. New Washington Hotel ~
$3.50. stocks bonds markets. no, krCL
lliddtrs' club. siSo p. ma, llsrmia kluE :
orrbcstre, y. "a. Rsdlo Nlsht
frolly. krDL Players iu "Tbv ForNth0
rispper" repeated ny request ltsrmie
klug'a riaee.Hip orchestra plays from
kIuA isO, Rhodes store Z. Hot
mann orchestral o. dinner concert 6.st,
Rhodes store program sac, musical
program ., Temple Players Ca "rhs
FiaNer shop. 10. orchestra.
kJR ASA, \. ", Radio SERVER Co.
1883. markets. T. musicale isn,
sports review 8, thratern,
OTHER STATIONS
krO tieSl. san Francisco -tEl5 and
8, Cahirisnr' orchestra.
KIN taosl. Oakland, news silent
kGo ,ssD, oAklsnd-s rtudlo recital;
Portrait uf Napaa. one act opera 10
uaistuad's orchestra
XII ttsTl. los Angeles program,
>, southern music 10, Radio club H.
mlduita frulig
kHJ tio,l, los Angeles, pregnant
10, orchestra
k>N (s5ll, Hollywood --glso. orsan,
opera chorus, 10, orchestra, a.. iioI-
iYva0d uiaHt.
Kew tipD, Portisud-s. JsekI, sau-
dcra' orchestra. 70. dance musig.
Voc tisD. Davenport 90. band con-
ccrt; 3. orchestra,
koA tsssN Denver dance music.
MCCo am, rNtu CiiIrs-t. musical
prog'sm; :. dance musle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
OTHER STATIONS
RADIO SET sIoI.EN

A siN,tube portable radio set was
stolen from tho Gcrko Music House.
5000 gath ave y W., Friday night.
The thief broke Into the hack room
OF the place by side window
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20

G o n I inuously
from 8 until art,
or midnight
Hermic King s
we'll known or
ehesta will DO
broadcast by
KTCL from the
Palace Hip
stage from $50
TO T.l5 and from
$40 to 9aO
making It's first
bow 10 the radio
audience
Ere eTick
Lloyd, banjo,
baritone and Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20

Introduces thrills Of the Derby,
viii be presented with incidental
music and effects, II comes on
the mir nj 10.
out OF town nearly an stations
offer orchestras lasting until mid
night and A. m. when Henry
Ialstcad shuts up shop IN Oakland
and goes home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
Engagement
Problem

GtBuDtHttHt
Problem
Dear Miss Grey: Is il proper for
young woman who Is engaged TO
he married TO accept invitations
from other young men when her
fiance Is out OF town? Il. l.. ".
Yes. II she has an agreement to
that effect with the man she is en-
gagged to. and II the young man
who invites her out knows that abe
IS to he married Some young men
object to going with an engaged
Girl. and are indignant II they arc
deceived.
Dear Miss Grey: II truly was
relief to read the letter signed
Argus which ran recently in
your columns.
wonder II either the men or
women. who are seeking material
attraction and amusement. ever
stop TO consider how fleeing and
how unsatisfactory Il all is. No
matter how attractive either sex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
Telegram TO John Alden Pres.
cote From Mary Alden
Prescott

Is II safe for he TO come 10 you?
/ would @t Ike 10 have my sleep
broken into by burglars. am very
glad Sydney Carton was not con
s.rDed in the robbery. Have you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
STAY WITH The
LOCALS TONIGHT
No Need to Go 0ut-of- Town
for Entertainment

THE liveltcst radio night In months
Il is lined up Tor seattle saturday
nvenins. Thnrr.s snmcthlgk doing
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
Telegram From Harriette Mabic,
Secretary to Sydney Carton,
10 Sydney Carton. 4.

Arc you we'll enough TO return7
Business hero demands your urgent
attention. HARRlETTE MABIE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
Telegram From Sydney Carton
TO Harriettc Mabie

VIII be home In the@ morning.
Feeling better than | expected.
SYDNEY CATION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
SO WANTED
REAL ESTATE
Awful Cheap-10
81 FOR SALE-ACREAGE

BIG OPPORTUNGTY-2l.
acre suburban business
property right on new Sc
ATTLE- EVERETT STATE
HIGHWAY. now under con-
Struction. Land lays prac-
jlcally level and also level
with grade. Rich soil Well
settled district Electricity.
telephone. mail delivery.
This big bargain is very
centrally located a mile
from main north trunk
road and close to Seattle.
Price S6SS. Terms SsS cash.
SIS per month. 2a0 Walker
Bldg. corner Second ave.
and University ST. Phone
IL. iot-0lSe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
POULTRY

BIC SACRIFICE - g-Acre
up to- GATE poultry farm
Poultry mans opportunity
30 secure ono OF the finest
poultry ranches OF 5000
uifdE' capacity ~ Western
Washington, Z acres in high
state 81 cultivation Large
modern house two nice beu-
rppmHs spacious sitting
room convenient kitchen.
bathroom. hair cement base
ucnt. outdoor Kitchen with
January trays Large rows
~ MODERN chicken houses
and bFoodrr houses with run
ninE water Barn and 90
ptnslFc electric pumping
plant All buildings electric
uKhtcd and well construct
%, buildings Insured Tor
gld,TUH Strawberries, rhAp-
berries and fruit orchard
Thla wonderful offer ~
corner property located
minutes walk from seattle
Everett iutcrurbRn station.
Price only $4,000. Terms.
1900 cash. 1906 ia so days.
ave prr month Call at .1u
walker Bldg. corner End
ave. and Uniysraity st.
Phone Ill int.HlSa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20

TOM0RR0W--Ietier from Mrs.
Mary Alden Prescott TO John Alden
Prescott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
NTliLY LINEAGE RATE
(Calendar MONTH";

-, =" - lihTH hhrd uufluE rhlsn-
lhf month..s.4t.tib cents per line
Ivy 70 lbh Inns used during calen-
gar month. s.s..sA cents per line
-Vs !" sp3 lines used during calen-
dhr month ........ia cents per line
200 90 800 lines uHed during cAisn-
Jar month ....,..ig cents per line
'Vs 70 90 lines used during chlen-
,Iar month r.s.il cents per llns
sN. 20 bbb ines used during ehlen-
car month. ....sssii cents per line
WV 70 800 lines uhrd during enlen-
OAR month INK cents per line
40 or more iluus used during cali
Snlddar munth,,a.l0 cents per line
NviLIpNa=-,Hsh In Advance 100
lines flE 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
So FOR SALTWATER
FRONT
Lake Geneva Waterfront

6 acres. good soil. good beach. easily
reached Price $1,000. only 800
cash, balance saay.
4. y. NEWELL 4 son. 100 Spring ST.
Evening star., 1925-11-01
Sheet Surprised En-.
ON the Savannah News.

From the Savannah News.
One Monday afternoon two friends
were walking down a back street and
behold newly hung wash.
One man. always ready for fun. said
There s couple of shirts that would
fit me.
You bet" the other said. and laugh.
inCly added. lets come down tonight
and get some clothes"
They both We're astonished and en-
barrasSed when sheet moved and n
woman who was behind ii stepped out
and sid. Il think you'd better not
Evening star., 1925-11-01

u IL VIA ~ ~
m q h i ! Q :. The
driver Of one was
pourinc q gla IS
jar of water into
the ia Iiator. and.
the other driVeg
stood next. holCp
ing a tomato cah
in readiness fd'
his turn.
I h e huckser
man $ Q e IN 9 d a
6 o q d sort, put
business is busi-
ness. so he jefked
At the reins md
old sorrel han TO .
move on-thrStv.
You could tell by
his tongueI and
fh1 ,., L., ,11Al
Evening star., 1925-11-01

his eyes Al those cars, and his droop
ing ears nd tail, and by that other
insCrutable something that makes
you know things without being able
to tell JUS why.
If that lion in the Roman arena re.
refused IN harm Andronicus because
he remembered that the good man had
pulled Il thorn from its paw time
back in the desert. and if the ele-
phant nf circus annals could recoE-
nize and punish one man in a crowd
who fed him chew of tobacco instead
of a peanut ten years before. why
can't thirsty old Sorrel think back
to days when a horse trough meant a
trough for horSeS-hefore hoofS had
to give away To tires
When we get Ia. know for certain
tust what goes on behind the ears of
p long headed old horse we will he
in that wonder world where we will
all know-everythinS
Evening star., 1925-11-01

7 + horse can remetber backward.
one old sorrel Must have been
thinking ever the good and gone
times yesterday AFTERNOON. He
was hitched To d huckster cart
hat had halted at aIhorse trough TO
Evening star., 1925-11-01
THIS is a story With moral attached

4 a
Naturally. nobody cares for a
moral except the one who points it.
hut. seeing this is just the way twC
men in the same office, at the
same salary. have weathered the
many years they have desked to-
cether. ii may be worth mentioning
not as n moral. really, but merely
a Cnat. of an instance taken from
everyday life.
The Wife of one of the men was
Just home from a long and cOmpli-
Gated illness. Her friends brought
flowers and like pretty tributes 10
show how glad they were for her
hut one man, who was piloted along
by his wife. coultMt help wondering
how the bills We're going To be paid.
This bothered him so that when he
and the head of the house got little
chance for a smoke in the den while
the women visited" he mentioned,
by way of sympathy, that the
madam's sickness must have put him
in q deep hole, and how he wished
he could help out with something
more substantial than words.
You know how il is. old man.
with the pittance we Get-luckily
for me. my wife had Il little money
that bought the home, but. even
free of rent. il is nothing more
than a hand to mouth existence we
lead-if small $40 will he of any
lIse-'
The owner of the den leaned over
and laid cordial hand on the
shoulder of his guest. And in his
eyes was the smile of one whose
bills are always marked paid.
Thanks. but il is all right friend.
You see. when we got married and
I brought home my first pay en-
velope we divided it into so many
small heaps: So much To run the
house. s" much for a small deposit
in the building aSSoCia tiOD and so
much for the personal use OF each.
The little left we put into an emer-
Eency hoN. because there WASH I
enough To bank until after we had
kept up the emergency box. And by
that time his smile took remi-
niscent streak.
That box has bought furniture.
Liberty bonds. Il phonoGra phi. vaCa
tions and doctors bills-and it isn't
empty yet. I'm telling YOU, because
YOU wanted to help out
Don't know how you have done
1t, old Chap-floors me. You see. my
wife loses quite a little at bridge
and she had to have Il car
Blaming the apple on Eve.-and
yet. some of these people YOU read
about dare tn insist that there never
was no such person" as Adam.
X K K
IF YOU hare~ been attending every
big illustrated travelogue thar
lecturers have brought to town in the
last IL years. and then go To Europe.
YOU will come home with mighty
respect for motion pictures. Every
historic show place capable of being
photogra phed to advantage will he so
familiar as To rob the ORIGINAL of it's
Evening star., 1925-11-01

let him have drlnR put
In front of the car stood two auto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10

liza. apartamentos con inStala-
clones. sanitarias $50, $12, $10 men
suales. Informara en- Carretera Stop
-, altos del restaurant, Salvador
Lopez. la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
Continuation de la pag. -

mienda XI fue aprobada precisa-
mente debido una de esas deci-
stones que ell Sr. Gonzalez Lamas
tan humildemente acata y sigue.
Ell misno motive tuvo la aproba-
cion de la enmienda XVI. Quere-
mos lamar la atencion hacia ell
hecho dc que estas enmiendas tie
nen que yer directamente con la
EsTRUCTURA del gobierno y pa
ra su apIicaci6n no Sc necesita que
envien prefectos de Washington al
rinc6n mas apartado del pals, nj
So necesita un presupuesto asig-
raoi6n annual como sucede con la
onmienda XVIII. Tampoco Sc ne
costa pna flota prohibicionista CO.
mo Ia que hace guardia en- las cos
tas anlericanas.
La teo11a expuesta por un abo-
gado americana y comentada por
el Lcdo. Soto Gras, puede muy
bien encontrar ambiente, a pesar
de Ia augmentation del Sr. Con-
zalez Lamas, va que la misma Cor
te Suprema ha admitido la inter-
vencion que ell pueblo debe tener
en- el asunto de enmienda consti-
tucional. Vease ell case Kansas v.
Colorado 206 u. S. 46. Hay una
nueva teorfa respecto Ia cons
! truccion de la Constitution, adn
no aceptada, pero, que tiene po-
sibilidades. Nos referimos a la doc
trina de soberania y poder inhe-
rente, la cual Sc funda en- que los
poderes de aplicaci0n nacionai pa
ra cuya efectividad existe menci6n
directa en- la Constitution, deben
ser comprelsdidos como inferentes
a Ia propia soberania. Durante la
administration de Teodnro Poose-
eelt ae trat6 de que esta teorfa
f4esc aceptada por ! Tribunal SUI
premo. Ell Attorney General y ell
Solicitor General alegaron que di-
cha teorla habia sido va aceptada
y aplicada por la Corte en- unos
casos de Legal Tqndel V9ase
Bryce vs.. The American Common
wealth vol ! page, sssl, i4a ten
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
CONCURso PARA PINTAR UN
avCTo DE LAS CAMISA
PARIS

Ia comerciai dc esta plaza, NJ.
Rodriguez & Co., teiiendo el me-
jor deseo en- cuanto ornate dc es
ia ciudad sc refere, deeea Eacer IN
gran anuncio de les canisas IA
RIS. cuyo anuncio ser& solnetido
a concurso entire los ar1;sta5 pin
torres RESIDENCES en- San JUAN, con la
idea de obtener I'M traha.o orisi-
nal Y que responda al efe;to cue
d2seamos, dejando de p2rte &c los
concrrsantes Ia idea m5s cypre-
silva que puedan concebir para
anunoiar una camisa dc hombre CO
nocida va.
Todo artista pintor cue dasae tie
mar parte en- este torne, d. arte
comercial debe sohcitar condic:o-
res en- Allen 70, NJ. EOd:iSaez
n 20.