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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-02
ABIGAIL APrLEsAUcE SAYS:

Girls once
had almost moth.
ing to wear; now
they have to
wear aim ost
nothing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-02

THE DAY AFTER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Artful Dodging Gets
Harold to the Goal

Probably the fastest and most
sensational football run ever serene.
ed ig that enacted by Harold LLOYD
in one Of the thrill and comedy
factions in Tho Freshman" his
new feature comedy showing at the
Liberty.
In tho story Harold Lamb. n
freshman who wants 10 be tho most
popular 10y IN college, Is put into
tho big football game OF tho season
during tho last few minutes Of the
play Harold Is the coach's last
hope IN fact. Inc Isn't oven that.
FOR Harold rs only the teams wa.
tor boy. But every substitute has
been put into the game and there
N only left this willIngsprItod but
unframed lamb
with tho scorc 2 TO in favor Of
the opponents ana only fow sec.
onds 10 10, Harold makes touch.
down That II i8 snrc to say never
heSoro took place on tho gridiron
or the acrodn! II is anticipated That
Red Grange tho great college foot
ball warrior, viii envy Lloyd's dodg.
Ing ability, na demonstrated In THE
! frcBhmnu"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
BIRTHS


Kerwln. william James. 72O 2bth ave.
sn ~ George. 652s 'woodluwn ave,
boy.
wiIIiama John H. city, boy
Tew George Martin, 1924 w, foun-
Grader. william NJ. 1908 al't ave 8,
Kcttioman, Ralph. 5it 9th ave-
Golden. william n, $3.50 Meridian
rvsrSon . J. X, 423i LntonO ave, boy,
Lagar J. f. G72l 22nd ave. n, We
Hamul, Alurlc, 5t36 shIrnhole IT,
Krosstud, X 1910 Nlnth ave n. T.,
Mclaughlin, Philip Gil n Goth A..
boy
carr. Robert w.. 2OS Blaine A. boy,
Emerson, Roy Clifrurd, 1911 H.
Marion st., girl.
Dnhlbom, Joseph A. 800 w Nick'I r
Ra n%" ~ w6iiom i5to W 5otb at,
BIakslec, Charles Augustus SiS6
18Th ave y. W. girl,
Latino, Lester. 1928 isth ave & w"
uIsbcc, Elwood Ear, SIS olst ave.
H.. boy ~
la Plant Louis Charles, scdro-
Woolloy, girl ~
WinlHc, Chester W. Gag ioth A.,
uirl,
Portteus. Harold D. 26ia w card
st., boy
twnsplil shotoro, "a Seventh ave"
girl
Ynmnguohl KpmcIlro, 800 Maynard
ave, girl,
Bugnrth, Edward w.. tI2s 18th ave
e. W, boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Serves Million Meals
to Seattle Youngsters
School Lunch Rooms Serve Most Meals of Any
Agency in the City

pints OF milk were served last year.
and over 100000 loaves OF bread. by
Nrs, Dabncy.
4 very good meal. consisting Of
soup. meat. pic. cocoa. bread, butter
and dessert. may 30 purchased az
ono Of these cafes Tor 81 cents,
Unfortunately FOR most OF U.S.
however. these c3trirrias are barred
70 anyone not connected with Scat
tla's city schools. They are the
lunch rooms run IN connection with
the city grade and high schools, The
customers arc the school children.
and Mrs, Ellen r. Dabnry is the
supervisor Of school economics.
Mrs. Dabncy r. the founder OF the
city school lunch rooms 81 Is thru
her efforts that tho children who
have 10 cat their iuncheona away
from home arc now provided with
warm dish 10 supplement, thcJ
cold lunch or are bblr 20 buy com
plcte meal n, very low cost,
In addition 10 supervising the
school lunch rooms, Mrs, DaburF
has charge OF tho home economics
department Of tho schools, II is
this department which teaches the
little girls 10 sew and construct
dainty dishes and meals
Many Of tho desserts used in the
lunch rooms are made By the home
economies pupils In their work
Mrs. Dabney and her assistant.
Miss Walker are two Of the busiest
women In the city Visiting the yari.
Gus schools and supervising the
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
BOOSTING FAIR
Howard NJ. Rice Asks State
for Appropriation

Howard NJ Rice. former socrc.
tary to Miles PoIndcxter. ambaHsa.
dor to Peru. duanE tho time the
latter was senator from this state.
is IN Seattle urging this state to
place a building at the Sisqui Cen
tcunial exposition at Philadelphia
next year
Rice hopes 10 persuade the state
legislature 10 appropriate funds for
the structure. The fair viii be open
from June 10 December /. 1926
and will attract more visitors than
any worlds fair ever held, he says,
Congress has approved the expozi.
ton aud invited 60 nations to enter
exhibits,
Rice will speak before commercial
clubs and business organizations,
emphasizing the advertising value
Of a Washington exhibit at the fair.
Rice managed PoindsNtcr's cam.
paign in 1922. Ho said that Poin.
dexter is expected to return TO the
United states within the next year.
or two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
CHURCH FUND is.
INCREASING
Diamond Jubilee Debt Re-
duction Drive Is Winning

Twenty-Five hundred rausHio0sa
IN the catholic dIoygsr or Seattle.
surser.nrd total ct yes6a2s on
sunday toward tbc Diamond Jubilee
100000 church debit reduction
mnd DO was announced Monday n
REV IhroJou ~ Ryan chancellor
ana secretary to no. Rev Edw, D.
upC8, n %, r'shop rr Seattle.
The morr thau Sa5o0o0 total WAS
reported TO Rev Father RYAN.
diocesan director Of thr Diamond
Jubilee campaign, at the general
headquarters, SIC Douglas building
by it ut the SO churches in the
Seattle dcauJry. and Ne churches
IN the other four drJuerivs boz the
q counties ~ Western Washlps
ton Thorc are "a total ut lsl
rhurchcs In the diocese
The lt churches Boo the Seattle
dcancg reported total of Nil ,Aae.
uf this sum % total 90 NlEo6e UaH
subscribed by Pensioners ln nine
seattle churches Seven Seattle
churches have NOT SET reported
their subscriptions and with the
exception ot ST. james cathedral
parish. which bias a quota OF 500.
00o. most ~ these will not report
until Tuesday or Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Vessels in Port at Seattle

HmIih's Gov. Terminal. Pier Hi-HfTs
President Grant $50 MARI. Pier 60
BE Oregon ship John THs
Great HnTtHsrn Tr~mIHaI.HF T1Esma
NHfu.
Union OH Terminal Str - PurIrIina
ilril Street Terminal H J. H T.
Halaa-
Pier iu8-u r. q. a. pruuood
Pier F-Mu Anvil
Pier g. HuH % rauItan. grHgFa.
Pier 10 n EaEfr aE
Pacific coast Coal UunErrs-T g. T..
g. O. ltrIisf
q. Whipping Hoard 1f0ouuFr Sire
IdwUrs HtWHnn
Connecticut street TsrmiHHl-Ffrb Ad-
mirrI HrHIrF Wrsi Imrad
Atlantic HtrnHi Terminal Hrr Eastern
Knight
AlhrHa Hrna. Terminal. SCR guluaIf
Associated on Terminal Hir Paul HhauP
tE'sauT street TTrmIuaI-Hrr uaAufau.
l"adH DRY pogaH-Ms Patterson, hsfH
Forest hIHE
N'turtoH.a TTmluat-Hrr j. q. Kirk
patrick
"InsIaw Marine Enu~ay tEarIs Harborl
Str Nsbalsm. bath Conqurrar. sshrs
Vancouver. AlumHa, Tartar, hurzss
Henry Wizard. Guffs0H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Aliens Get Permits
to Leave Country

Aliens who have been lawfully
admitted to the United States may
leave this country for a temporary
trip abroad and re-enter the coun-
try regardless Of the immigration
quota. immigration officials stated
Monday.
Permits may bo obtained thru
the local office for six months
absence and they may be renewed
while aboard for another six months,
However. immigration officials warn.
all Other immigration requirements
must be complied with except the
quota before the returning alien will
be allowed to enter this country
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Unconscious Man
Found on Trolley

Found unconscious in seat on n
Madrona. street car, at 23d ave. and
r. Union ST., early Sunday morning.
william o. Luff. s3i7 18th ave. s.,
was taken from tho car in an auto
and transferred TO Providence hos
pital He was not conscious Sun.
day night, and police could not dc
termine what his condition was.
Luff probably collapsed from illness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
"Lightnin' " Is
Giuen Welcome
by Met Patrons
ny MARGARET BuNDY

Probably there has never been a,
lovabls a character on the American
stage "a "IIshtnln'" 1911 Jones'
And no ideally does Thomas Jsffrr-
son play the role that he can re-
turn year after year and md the
same warm response to his quaint
vitticIrms ind touching p8thoa
Sunday nights audience welcomed
Frank Hacoa's masterpiece with an
enthusiasm that Ia not on the
waus.
As Mrs. Frank Bacon explained
in her unique curtain speech. nor
husband conceived the idea ut
"LRh,nin' thru a study of the
early Western setilerS Each old
cuaErr who chowcd tobacco and
spit a, tho stove in tho country
store had some odd little character
lzation. each had his own pct fish
story by "a process Of combination
and Imagination, BilI Jones was
created.
bin Jones. called "LiEhtnIn' for
his astonishing capacity for allow
motion. never made a rapid move,
except when his wife caught him
smuggling drink. he loved his
liquor with tho same warmth he
felt toward his tattcred tramp
friend, and he could swap storisa
with an imagination discouraEinE
to competitors His yarn about
driving the swarm Of bees across
the plains IN tho dead Of winter
and never losing u bee. has attained
tho standing Of a foOtliEht classic
Mrs. Frank Bacons aforemen-
toned curtain speech Is worth at
tending the show TO hear She
tells Of tho days before, as she
says, Seattle and she. herself. had
spread TO their present circumfer-
encc. when she and Frank started
their careers together in road
show.
BESIDE Bacon gurglcs and COOS
In the role OF the dangerous dancer
widow. much TO cyeryonns delight
The Characterization Of Judge Lem
uel Townsend by Myles Mccarthy
Ia oxccIlcntly and suavely done.
The other members Of tho cast,
tho adequate, maintain an even
mediocrity,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19

prominent forester who died 10
lslt Al the Time or his death
De was dominant factor IN the
Mason County iagEing company.
the Simpson loEguE company, the
Phoenix toggius company and the
Simpson.Audrr-uu Timber company
Prof Edmond S, Mcauy win Pre-.
side over the morning session.
which viii start az "a. m with
tho assembling ~ the alumni and
guests and inspection OF tho build
ing President SuEullo viii give
am address " welcome az 10 a. m.
Other speakers ~ the morning will
o., Frank n. Miller, dean ~ the
college ~ forestry. University OF
Idaho. who was tho urst dean ~
forestry at Washington, and J Ken.
meth Prarrr. graduate or tho class
Of 1891, who Is logging engineer
Tor the presidency Of Madras, South
India
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Weber and Fields
Furnish Big Laugh

Weber and Fields, the peers or
comedy entertainment the world
over for half century. have con.
quored again, this time without the
spoken word. via the silver sheet.
Their performance at the Capitol.
in Friendly Enemies" n George
Melford picture for Bolasco Produc.
tons, proves that they have lost
none Of their old.tIme magnetism.
and that. even minus the chin
boards, pads and other familiar cos.
tune props, they arc still Weber
and Fields, or rather, Pfciffer and
Block. the Friendly Enemies." who
have been wildly living In the
minds Of all who saw tho stage play
back in the world war days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
To Dedicate Anderson
Hall, Tuesday, Oct. II
Donor of Forestry Building at University to
Present Keys to Regents

Raphael Eon. director 30 tho Lake
states Forest Experiment station
University Farm. ST. Paul MINI.
win talk Bt 1915 and a. " Ninn-
r3Ec OF the North Wond Lumber
company viii talk aI il.an.
The afternoon pruEam wllI start
at 9 %. M. with Dean luEo Wlukrn.
wrrIer ur tho college or forestry.
University uf Washington, presid.
tns.
"Alr,d a. Anderson A Personal
Tribute" hy Mark d. Reed former
speaker OF tho house az the state
legislature. viii Doe the fui speech
Of tho afternoon. TnIz viii lr fol
lowed hy the delivery ~ the Keys 10
Mrs Asnes u. Anderson by Carl
A. Gould III Hsbh and Gould, arrhi.
trytv.
The KEYS NJ the Alfred u Auder
sau Hall will be presented TO the
regents or the University az 22o
los Mrs Anderson. A. u Rogers
president ~ the board uf regents
will accept them. The memorial
tablet viii Is unveiled hy Winluek
W Mllsr regent Of the University
Of Washington Ht ESQ.
Greetings from other forest
schools and response by Dean
wiukenwcrier win follow. \ rc.
rrpriou ln honor OF Mw, Anderson
win ue held On tho Forest club
room from 2 to ia0 p. m,
From $50 90 ESQ round table
meeting ~ faculty representative
OF forest schools viii take place,
4 joint banquet OF the Forest
club and the alumni viii be held
In the University Commons AZ $50
D. m. Pictures % the forests OF
the Northwest will he shown hy
Asuhel Curtis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
BY CLARENCE BAILEY

ONE MILLION meals IN 200
" days THIS is tho number
served By Ellen p, Dabney, mana.
ger Of Seattic's largest string Of
cafetcrias.
There are y lunch rooms under
Mrs. pabpey's care. and over 5000
MONDAY lunches Brc dispensed az
Those cafeteriaa daily. The average
cost OF each meal is ~ cents,
over one and one quarter million
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
MOTOR STOCKS.
STILL CLIMB
Brokers Announce Flood OF
Week End Orders
WALL STREET JOURNAL TiNAN-
tIAI. WtsNitsM

tIAl utsNitsN
NEW YORK. OCT l7.-tBy a. fh
Motor stu,a- continued their up
ward ,uur-, uf fhr past Few ds}s
hectic tradInE as lbr stock market
urrur1 to-day.
ur1Erra announced flood 90.
week end orders aud TIE usual
Monday morning dullnrHH Was ali
arnf aH Wall street carefully
watched each turn uI IFr market iHf
. repetition nf che buying excite
mrHt which haH advanced most ol
tho biz stocks on th, rhrhauEH
Aside from the motor t'our
how ever. the market was character
irrd bN urmutnH with Irw pro-
uuuuced fuEuTitrH. Huw" stocks
weakened ar tHH Investing public
continued tho profit takinE notice
able az saturday rluur
stocks opened firm American Loo
connective. ilh. OF ~ Pan Wrfir
can o. Gg.r d. s steel l2ba up
r. American cam $500 up lia5
HUDSON. ~. up q. krnnrruua 90.
Off =. AtyhIauu 1885, American
sugar Glfs. up IA Consolidated
Gaa. Hu,. or q. Anaconda. laas .
New York Central lsiss Ngw ia
ven. 75a. OF ~ Dhrralrr ias. up
=. ErHdlnE. hth. 40 - Mao
Truck alIH mp Pierce ARROW g
Baa. up q. General Motors opened
iu.u 900 shares az $50 aud LOCO EtatfH
a. lg3h, zap 81 and gee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Sweater Stolen,
Wearer Is Jailed

william LTawy 80 went 90 jail
SUNDAY when Joseph Douglas out
look hotel saw Loamy wearing
sweater which had been stolen from
Douglas. police alIegr - revolver
which Douglas owned waS also
found on the prisoner l"amF waa
held for investigation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
GRAINS STRONG
Wheat Prices Lead in Up
turn on Chicago Market

CHICAGO. oct iI.-Grsius I'm
Iahrd strong aHd higher on the
huarl of TRADE today A. has been
thr case for The past week wheat
again led iu the upturn General
buying IN wheat had ITO incentive
100 unTayurhblv outside crop new
Reports from tho continent. Aus
Jraiia and Argentine, told uf severe
drought and frost damage.
Locals ruled corn They were
disposed 10 be hrRFlah.
oats held practically unchanged
on q dun and neglected market.
Provisions rallied on short COW
rrIUE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
The Seattle Star
1901 Seventh Ave
MAIN HsHH


IED AbEEETiHfEG RATES
Effective October q 1895
TEAEHIEET RATES
count STA Words Ta che l.HFt
one .IHr-#Iu rrrffau ...-..-4R GEMS
One lines Insertions .....le GEMS
One lIun-G Insertions -....lt Genus
Mhlr and Female Help wanted
and Female Situations rae
All adgrrtEFfnE from uui ~ tHr stare
~ Washington rDsta a. per NNIA.
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar AsHinl
90 TO % lines used during cali
100 10 100 lines used during cal
fndaT month ,ss-.s.-.-lg ''Nr'
200 - 2aS lines used during. cal.
'ldhr month ...-..-...l4
200 10 800 lines used during 'h'-
rniHF month sr...-... ID '.'
400 b. go limos used during cal
"naar month ..---.rs.sl- = COW
600 10 J5a lines used during cal
fudHF month .....-r..-lL GEMS
coo 10 g3s lIugr ursc during cal
TndHr month s.srra.s. III = ""-'
700 70 100 lirss used during cal
sndar month ......... II S'Ns'
500 or more lines HtC1 thf'H
C0Up0Ss"cash in Advance
AdveTtla-rs tiHlng stated Hpsps 81
lines minimum daily IN y"slt
contract viii be allowed ~ 2
csnts per line rate Oh space ls'
over minimum up % 300 lthssl. l4
any one month. Above ayY iAi'f p
rate ~ per above schedule
FIXED SPACE RATS
$500 per linz
..'.....fgZs per line
line or more for 2 months
$3.50 ger line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived oct raraHBfar nom Ia'.
mouth vie porte 90 moon. H'r NfnaHa'
frnm Alaska OF 1880 o.. m. HF =.
uarfru from Iar NnEr'rs ai o. m.
Off, Yukon tom hIasEa Ht 80 O.. ui. 7'f
rura.aa rrHm AIasHa on $40 a. m. "r.
TE-Hrf EHn8H TIaH from u#IHmaff
We ports 90 90 o.. w Hfr Boron from
HanIa FEH porte Hf %. m HIr NHHsrH
from IImFrIra rfa porte On $50 %. m.
rff HsIsF gTaF from Han Francisco 6t
o. m. ON rarrHia from aEHrnD. Fia
ports OF nnor HI~ uarpfHa Alexander
from Sound porte Hl $3.50 a. m.
sailed oct DO $50 TuFamu Marc
Tor Kobe vie ports af nHan OCT a.
ST. Arizona Nar8 Tor Naunauro via TO.
come az 1910 g. m. tfT Dorothy Luck .
sHbarh faT uoHt1u via ports ai $3.50 3.
m. s,r GlFw1uf far Tfr8ma 90 1lsia
p. m.. ctr President Grant fof Manila
Fla paTfa Hf 10 o. mr ctr i~hsr for taH
Angeles NlH Portland - o. m0 or
Paul HHgup fJT gEFi0ih ~ o. 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Crook Drama Thrills
at Winter Garden

There Is no lack OF thrills and
entertainment In Tod Browuiuz'H
crook drama. The UnhoIy Three"
now showing At tho Winter Garden.
The story il a most unusual one
and deals with a trio OF frcaks-a
giant, a midget and ventriloquist
who forsake their life in a dime
museum 10 pursue n career OF rob.
berry and murder.
The cast contains such celebrities
as Lon CLANCY Mae Busch. Matt
Moore. Victor McLaElsn, Harry
Earies and Mathew Botz.
MISS Busch and Lon CLANCY have
the outstanding roles but the others
take every advantage TO give a
very fine performance IN what may
be rightly called the best crook
film OF the year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Boy Is Held for
Breaking Windows

After smashing several windows
IN the fire station at Fourth ave.
and Battery IT.. sunday. Alfred
Handlsy. 10. vas captured By Ore
men and turned over 20 the police.
The lad was later released by
juvenile auth0ritlrE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Great Northern Is
Given Phone Rights

King county commissioners grant
ed sg-year telephone franchise 70
the Great Northern railway be-
tween gkykomiah, in stevens pass
and the western portal 81 the Cas-
cade tunnel AZ Tyc, Monday. The
franchise relieves the county Of any
liability for damages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Seek Driver of
Big Crash Auto

I0lct aTs fIIIIH- THT 1UFIT d .
blg risrus.ArJpw coz which aid
10 have figured boo crash saiHr
day might. IS. 50 Snyder. be
Seneca o.. wHr parked u' seneca
and rnH when thr DIS rar Hii h.H
machine. Dee told police The "thef
crash wus reported from queen
Ann- nm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Foreign Exchange

NEW YOWk Oct ~ Foreign 81
change closed Irregular sterling de-
mauH. IthEa Tfsuas in.Hittas lire,
ia-hteta urlEtuH, 80 otbHI msrks
1850. Holland i6ifs Sweden. $3.50. Nor
uaE. 5000. Montreal -. iiuHsls tis.
Greece. tpoIEs. Shanghai F'bE Yoke
hama ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19

Tuesday oyto
her e. starting
at o e. ~ and
continuing thru
the d8y aud eve
uinE Prominent
forvstrrs from
ul parts of the
country Will par
tigtpatr iu the
program
The building
was financed by
Mrs Agnes n
Anderson lu
unFnRrt M HHr
husband, Alfred
II. AuHIFr-,n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Freshen Up!
incest Laxative,
"Cascarets" lOc

Don't stay head
achg bilious con
stipated. sick, Take
one OF two Gus
elrcts" any time
10 mildly stimulate
your liver and start
your bowels, Then
YOU will feel fine.
your head becomes
clear. stomRc h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Ship NeWs
Weather Bureau Report

Especial from tHr Or y Weather uars'Hf
TATupHH TsEAEu. OCT IH' "
barometer uHnE U1ffIH UHHA.. Na".
rmnEr who'd raal 30 wIIrH 600 hHHf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
rriess raid Nhoio..i. Ds.i.-
Price fsld Wholesale Dealer

trhs prices Eiysn are those made 70
rstsu dealers ~ wholesalers. Win
few sssssnai exceptions. prices 20 pro-
dursrs can bs figured py dsdueilnE
approximately ts per cent fCr handing
storage and ssIiinS cos'.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19

During the 30 ysars prior 10 1924,
1921 500 immigrants came into the
United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Seattle Wheat

SIC Z western white. nee No. soft
vhtts. il.tE. Sol hard winter. 1913
So. uarihsrn syTlrz, 81 90. So. I big
G.rr stem. tE-A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19

EnllMAl dedication ct lno Alfred
Anderson han 81 tho college Of
FORESTRY, university, Will take place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19

sweet. tongue pink and skin rosy,
Nothing else cleans. swcetens and
refreshes the entire system Ike
pleasant. harmless candy.hke Gas
rarets. They never grippe, oyeract
or sicken Directions for men. WON,
en. children on each box-drug stores,
When downtown try Boldts Dol,
lar Dinner Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
ADMIT LIQUOR GUILT

Because il was their first offenss
and because they pleaded guilty to
selling liquor, Federal Judge Meter.
ar Monday sentenced Deal l.. Murray
TO only two months in Jail and fined
him 5000. and fined Thelma Murray
but 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
Little Stories of Life

Qulntin, Albert Eugene, SOFA 10th
ave, n, T., girl.
Toolc, Carl, lOib 25th ave. S, w. boy.
Miller, George c., 0i2 10Th ave. NJ
boy
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Gustavaon. Bcr Seattle .....Lsgul
Bronnlchc, viola Mildred Sc
attic ,.,r.s,....,,...,,r Legal
Harper Valentine H., Mcnom-
incc, WIS, Observation-Disclosures.
IIntton, Meudc NJ, Seattle ......2l
Muller, Waslcy v, Portland ....2S
Mosltvln, Alexandra, Seattle ...,..,25
Eaync, Avid Peter. Seattle .......2G
MnkclR, Martha May, Astoria 80
Knee bone. Edwin Francis. Sc
httlo tts,,ttstr,,.,.,s, Legal
sherman. Helen H., Seattle, Legal
Lyngholm, OLAF Seattle .,...Lcsal
norgcron Mildred Sea tito Legal
Chaplin Ralph, Seattle .LovaI
Plnytcr Lena, seattle Loyal
FonE. Harley IT, Seattle illegal
Vow, Rose Law, Seattle ......LeRnI
panchcnlto, John, Seattle LEGAL
Tschcnl,o, Anna, Seattle ,,... legal
OConnell, John. Seattle ......I.cunl
BurCoy, Mrs, Jessie, Seattle Legal
Winner Donald A., Yakima .,......at
Moore. Gladys NJ, Ynlllmn ..... 10
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DIVORCE CONIpININTS

Mary A. w. H. Lyle. dcaortion
Mary u, vs., G, H. Pick, dcAcrtion.
Dora w. W. u. {, Austin, cruelty,
Mary Va Edward Sweet. dcacriion
Mary va. Mike Bandlch, doaortIon
Don w, Bffic lTolllngaworth, dcEcr.
ton.
John r. VS. Bthol copeland, cruelty.
otto G. W. Vera n BATS, dcacrtion
ruth va, Harvey l., Wrny nonaup-
mort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
500 of These Charming Little
Baby Dolls to Make 500
Little Seattle Girls Happy!

Girls, girls, girls - here's the
cutest, most cunning doll in as
states, She is having a wide
sweep of popularity in the East
and will be all the rage in Seattle.
Her name is Dimpled Darling.
and you'd almost believe that
she's alive. Dressed in the sweet
est little baby frock of nainsook,
trimmed with baby blue ribbon
and lace, little dimpled darling
stands Is inches high-just the
size of a REAL baby. You'll get
the biggest thrill when you hold
her in your arms-and she cries
Just like tiny child!