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Evening star., 1925-10-14

| naturally assume that the fnal
game will be pitchers fight between
Walter Johnson and Vic Aldridge. and
it ought to be a great ball game. Each
has won two games. Rldridge hasn't
quite SO much rest as Johnson, but he
is younger man. That makes it
about even.
The thing that counts in the Pirates
favor, however, is their aggressive
spirit, which is growing, while that of
the Nationals has subsidized.
Even in practice yesterday the re-
newed pep of the Pirates could be
seen. The Nationals seemed slower
and more uncertain.
The credit for that game must go to
the careful, precise pitching of Ray
kremer, former Coast League star
and Oakland favorite, and the Won
derful support, at bat and in the field,
of Eddie Moore and Pie Traynor.
Others did great work, but those three
stand out as big factors.
Moore Finds Himself.
Eddie Moore came to life in the
very first inning and gained conf
dence when he hit Ferguson for a
single to start off the game. The nerv-
BUSINESS that has had him in check
Immediately. He had found himself
and a ball player knows what that
means. From then on Eddie was the
life of the game. He got on base every
time up and finally settled the issue
by his long homer into the left field
stands. Feeling his hitting power, the
boys fielding speed returned. He play.
Il great game of ball. Pie Traynor, as
usual, was as steady as a clock al
third base and he hit the ball solidly
kremer. the Californian, had &c
work with extreme care at the start
On account of a lack of rest for his
arm, he didn't have his stuff for
several innings. Then his arm be
gan To loosen up and he gamely put
everything he had in that ball game
II was a fine exhibition of what we
call money pitching. No matter what
they do. they can't stop Joe Harris
entirely. After failing three times
Evening star., 1925-10-14
PIRATES BUY PACIFIC
COAST LEAGUE FLASHES

PITTSBURGH, Pa, October IL
Manager Bill McKechnie has started
to Strengthen his Pirate squad for
next season.
The Pittsburgh leader has acquired
the services of Paul Waner and Hal
Rhyme, outfielder and shortstop, re-
spectively, of the San Francisco club
in the Pacific Coast League. Waner
and Rhyme come to Pittsburgh for
the reported sum of 100000 and three
players. The names of the Pirate
players involved in the deal were not
disclosed. The deal is regarded by
base ball men as one of the most i'm
portant of recent years.
Waner has been q sensation in
coast base ball and his services have
been sought by half a dozen big
league managers.
Evening star., 1925-10-14

the Pirates must do to gain the pc
after trailing at 2-3 on games against
! the Giants last Fall, while the year
| before the Yankees put the Giants to
rout in the last three games. after
dropping two out Of the first three
| to Casey Stengel's batting prowess.
There was good deal of surprise
yesterday when Bucky Harris dis
placed Ruel behind the plate by Seve-
reid. On the defense Ruel is admit
tedly much stronger than the veteran,
while Muddy has been hitting like II
house afire, showing a mark of 400,
second only to Joe Harris in the Wash
ington list The Nationals manager,
however. figured that the change
would not affect the team strength.
since SEVERED had shared a good deal
of the catching burden with Ruel dur
ing the close of the regular season.
Bucky Harris tumble from the bat
ting heights he reached a year ago
against the Giants went so far that
he benched himself in the eighth in
ming and sent Bob Eeach to the plate
in his place with two out. McNeely on
third and one run needed to tie. Bob
grounded out weakly, however, SO that
this unexpected bit of strategy was
useless.
All Eddie Moore did toward the Pi-
rate cause yesterday was score the
first run, conduct the third and de
Gliding tally over personally on his
homer, reach second in his two other
turns on the offensive and handle six
chances neatly in the field.
Sam Rice hasn't been hitting any
thing out Of the park, but his string
of 10 safe hits, all singles, is a record
in world series competition.
Roger Peckinpaugh is wondering
who put the bee" on him in this
series. The Rajah has made six err
rors, but takes some consolation that
the only Hans Wagner cuffed the ball
around a half dozen times in the 1903
series, while Joey Sewell made equal
ly as many in the games of 1920.
Peck, with another day to go, has
his fingers crossed. Adjudged the
most valuable player to his club dur
ing the 1925 season and awarded the
Evening star., 1925-10-14
DELEGATES TO CHURCH
MEETING GO TO GAME

PITTSBURGH, Pa, October IA C4S.
Whether world series game should
be allowed to interfere with a meeting
of the Pittsburgh Presbytery Of the
Presbyterian Church was a subject
for good-natured discussion at the an
nual meeting yesterday.
A motion, offered to give the super
intendent of missions a half hour tC
make his report, prompted the debate,
but the superintendent saved the stu
alton by having the motion withdrawn.
A number Of delegates left immedi-
ately for Forbes Field.
Evening star., 1925-10-14
''BIC TRAIN'' WILL TOE SLAB
In LAST FIGHT FOR SPOHS
Despite Leg Injury, Griff Veteran Volunteered to
Pitch in Seventh Game-Hurling Opponent
Likely to Be Aldridge or Morrison.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON,
Sports Editor, The star

14lpon
Walter Johnson today rested the responsibility whether
spo compelled acknowledge
GRITTY o
Nanquished following
had their
with
difference between the
vdua memhr OF the conending
Evening star., 1925-10-14

on the short end of 81 count-as
k today.
American League trophy, Peck feels
his errors keenly.
Ray kremcr pitched brilliant
game yesterday, but could not for
get that he struck out three times
on nine pitched balls on his only ap-
pearances at the plate.
Sam Rice will never forget the razz-
ing he received from the Pirate fans,
who were clearly of the opinion that
Samuel did not make the famous
catch off Smith that saved the third
game in Washington for the Ma
tionals.
kremer showed speed in the second
inning. He made three simultaneous
motions. He closed his eyes, ducked
stuck out his gloved hand and speared
Rice's line drive.
Peck and Bluege put over the hit.
and-run play in all its perfection in
the second inning. Bluege got n flying
start from first and Peck pulled the
L
dead left field hitter the Pirates de-
fense had swung over and Cuyler had
a long run to get up to the bail, which
he relayed to the plate too late to nip
Bluege, while Peck anchored at sec
ond.
Stan Harris ran so many substitutes
into the game in the eighth inning
that the umpires held n confab at the
plate to see where all these subs
should appear in the batting order.
All remembered that Marberry batted
out of turn in Washington when no
one except the newspapermen no
ticed it.
Some folks left the game in the
eighth innings, when it was seen that
it was won. to get in line for the sale
of tickets to the deciding game today.
Earl Smith is training to become a
n microphone artist. He has chat
tered continuously to the Nationals as
they come up to the plate through
all the six games. Goslin is his pet
target, but the Goose returns a bale
full glance at the Pirate maskman and
gives his thought to hitting.
Evening star., 1925-10-14
FIGHT TO BE PROBED.

KANSAS CITY, Kans, October Il
R).-Following lifeless 10-round no
decision bout here last night between
Harry Galfund of Brooklyn. y. y. and
Phil krug of Newark, y. j., the State
Athletic Commission ordered the box
ers purse held up pending an investi,
cation,
Evening star., 1925-10-14
ABBOTT GETS LAVAN'S
JOB WITH KANSAS CITY

PITTSBURGH. October Il P).-
Spencer Abbott. Brooklyn scout and
former manager of the Reading Inter
national League Club, has been ap-
pointed manager of the Kansas City
Club of the American Association, sue
ceeding Johnny Lavan, former big
league Shortstop.
Evening star., 1925-10-14
PLAY HANDICAPPED in LOT
FOR SAKE OF FEW SHEKELS
Freak Homers and Base Hits Caused bv Temporary
Stands in Dreyfuss' Pasture Constitute Blow
At National Pastime Writers Think.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

TTSBURGH October 14Base ball killed league
utilizing much stands
which
opinion
them Americas who col
lecting 0 world palptant public
The of the stands here accommodate
horrible lengths which
club will rake shek when the rakng good
Pttsburghe
world base ball
doing 50 he isl making a OF the
Evening star., 1925-10-14
JOHNSON CANNOT BLUFF
PIRATES, McGRAW AYERS
BY JOHN j. McGRAW,
Manager New York Giants.

lTTSBURG October 14The confidence which returned to
Pittsburgh Monday that ball yester-
decided shade the better
this final for the championship
haven club
while, that
pitches for Washington he won't
L. onalI chan ed
Evening star., 1925-10-14
JONES WINS ON POINTS.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. October IA
CP).-Jimmie Jones, Youngstown vel
terweisht, outpointed Jimmie Finley,
Louisville, in Il 12-round bout last
night.
Evening star., 1925-10-14

The foot ball team Of Washington
State University will travel 12,774
miles to meet rival elevens this sea
SON.
Evening star., 1925-10-14
ALL EVEN, ONE TO GO
WASHINGTON.

*Ran for SEVERED in the eighth.
FBatted for Ferguson in the eighth.
4Ba;ted for :. Harris in the eighth.
X. II. f.
Washington. 1 q o o o o o. Il .
Pittsburgh. 90 = 0 o % N-3
Two-base hits-Peckinpaugh, Barnhart. j
Harris. Home runs-G0slin. Moore. Stolen
bases-Traynor. McNeely. Secrifices-Carey
t2b. Cuyler. Double play-Judge (unassist
fsd,; s,;, Left en- on nr Pitts
I CGOslin): off Ferguson: Moore. Barn
hartl off BallOu. tWrighp. Struck out
BY kremer. 3 u. Harris, Judge, FergusOn)
by Ferguson. & tMcInnis. kremer t3). Smith
Wright. Hits made-Of Ferguson. in
ptcher-FergusOn. Impires-Owens A. L.
plate; Mccormick q. ID. first: Moriarty
of game--l hour and 81 minutes.
Evening star., 1925-10-14
HOTLINERS AND DPICK-UPS
BY the Associated Press


TTSBURGH Pa October +Word championships have been
before club behind finish
but there record
making three straight the short end OF 81
the Pirates do t the peak today
Evening star., 1925-10-14
FIGURES ON The SIX
CONTESTS OF SERIES

STANDING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
American Family
Portrayed in Film,

Hailed as The great American
family picture" is The Goose Hangs
High, James Cruces latest produc.
ton.
In its original form Il was pop
ular stage success 10y Lewis Beach.
bu, Cruzc. with the help OF his
scenarIs,s. Walter Woods and An.
ihony Coldewey. has Incorporated
comedy situations and bits OF "busi.
ness" that were out OF the ques.
ton IN the spoken version because
Of the limitations OF the stage.
~ II unfolds on the screen, there
il an unaffected naturalness abou,
II. an air OF honey realism that
stamps Il as refreshingly different
from the usual run Of picture plays.
The story concerns itself with an
average American family typical,
everyday folks-and develops the
sort Of dramatic. pathetic and comic
incidents that people experience in
real life
All OF the leading players. which
include Constance Bennett Myrtle
stedman. Esther Ralston. George
Irving and Edward Peil, Jr., give
crediiahlc performances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
Picture hffer


once moro Charles Chaplin IL a
conspicuous figure IN the night IN"
OF the film village The comedian
has emerged from his exclusion and
haunts the Montmartre. MhrrelrH
and Merry widow cafe o. Of yore
iila picture. "rhe Gold Rush" IN
completed. ~ IL my masterpiece, 4"
he sayH. ~ 10 the one wish 10 be
remembered by"
LltR Grey his iGyearoi1 wife,
does not accompany The comedian
on hls nightly inynHionH ~ the
brightly lighted boulevard.
Leaves from my Hollywood diary.
IT'S cause 10 lament very probably.
bul the fact remains that Betty
Bronson. the Peter Pan nymph. has
grown up. A. lunch over chicken
sandwiches In her dressing room
she tells me that she h now 49,
- hate 10 think OF growing up. Z"
she says ~ Is robblng me Of my
objective IN life that or youth. per
sonified IN Peter Pan, All my NE
! dreamed Of being Peter Pan and
now with that event RELOCATED 20
the past seem 20 be heading no
where with nothing my objective.
They say every puppy has It's
day. perhaps I have had mine"
Bill Russell. muscular star owns
"a controlling interest IN Los
Angeles beauty parlor
Thank You" which has Just
been started. has In It's cast mum.
Der OF players who also appear In
The Iron Horse" Among them are
D. Farrell Macdonald. George
% Brlen. cyril Chadwick. Francis
Powers. Jack Ghnzhorn. Robert ST.
laseh and William COPYRIGHT.
Gilda Gray. tho shimmy shaker.
has been signed 10 play in the moy.
les by Jesse l.. Lasky for Famous
Players. IAsky In announcing this.
Mr. I.aHky Ind this TO say We
have tested her thoroiy and the
same magnetism which has Al.
iracted thousands OF people all over
the country will he manifest in her
pictures
In other word. dear fans. Miss
Gray viii WELD the same kicked
shimmy under the disguise OF mag
netlsm" in her pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
ported by tho following msn;
Haivsrson. Glenn Elwi.s. 500 r Re-
publican st. Eifi.
Hampstead. william. ts.s Eighth ave
y, r.. girl
Jenn.r. sydney Spencer. sos "
Mercer at. boy.
Schneider, Leonard Hubert. BOG n
ssth st. boy,
prf,ibone. Dwight Crockett. 40 w
Highland DR.. Eiri.
Myers. ~. o. b2lo seth ave. y. r.
hoy
Taylor. Charlie, Earl 'ioi EsstIske
ave. twin girls,
Axclron. Andrew Edwin. tz7 Broad
way n. boy
Eenton. Charles worth. Keyport.
boy
Humuia. Robert. Lake city. boy.
FraEee. willard A. 77s Second ave.
n. boy
Rivers, james A., so7 Dakota ST.,
boy
MeNobb. John Cecil iiio Pearl at.
girl.
FrseburE. Joseph r.. '7s2 end ave.
3. w, boy.
IAng. Andrew J., ,217 w. Sand st.
boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
Suggest Mary
Bob Her CurIs
for Popularity

HOLLYWOOD, cal. July The
mob ls dooming Man picktord nur
ms ihe past two weeks, more than a
score ~ persons. representing nearly
every walk of HE. have told me why
lhcs think MARY is thru"
Guess Nh Mary isa hy gone. sal'
ih, mauicurisL coming down cruelty
on her rpcarmint eoingldeuJ with
tearing one ~ my nails "M1st FOR
Eol she ever lived"
The dIsujNed gr1yhatrcd banker
was the next with whos ! talked
"My children used Ga anaiousN
look forward 10 seeing Miss picktorI
in her pathetic Hrs But now they
saw Dad. when are you going TO
take us 90 see MAY Murray seems
that our new Jazz blood Us lsuplng
the place that Mary plckford held
Tor so Ions
a Henographcr told me her opln.
ion
AMER IL days gtHi I vpnt some
hing suappN soma, hing with lot
~ l!fo in if which viii make nu for
set me hardship You don't find
that sort % thing IN AiaD Pichrord'a
PICTURES Theyrs too much % tho
o,ow.heaten ehiJ Variety
Many others. from the hootb.aels
20 merchants. gave similar verdlctt
As a matter Of fact Mary Is more
worried about her future than her
fans are Fuutically she ID seeking
stories which may appeal 20 tho pub,
lic and restore her 20 the cinema
station she held once upon time.
MARY ! believe IN willing Go meet
the demands of the populacc more
than half way The recipe / have
Or her future Is drastic compare
70 the rules she haa essnycd IN the
pact II may even .ound hlasphcm.
ols 10 put q into iu'ut,
sut d she were 10 follow this pat,
terra. she would. wiibog, doubt. pack
theatcr Ike they've never been
packed before
Ny suggestion ON letter form
Dear Miss Pickford Bob your
hair. don e iaEE bahys apparel and
make picture with 'iazz' theme
Personally, I wouldn't go to ssc Il
because don't like these 80 called
hzz pictures Rln with Tow excep.
tions- believe the rest ~ the pie
turt soing public would
However. / know you would NJ
q no, a.d the hi' ~ n film mad ma
iiou, Alphabetically. u. ] H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
"Breath of Scandal"
Is Colonial Feature

Tho Breath OF Scandal" star.
ring Betty Blythe, Is the feature at
the Colonial Thursday Tho story
concerns the results OF husbands
search for sympathy outside the
realms of His household Included
IN the cast are Patsy Ruth Miller,
Lou Tellcgon, Forrest Stanley. Mgr.
tic stedman and Jack Mulhall.
He Who Laughs Last" with
Kenneth Mcdonald in the leading
role. Is schodulcd for Friday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
Sub-tities Scarce
in NeuU Cruze Film

Critics aud motion picture c1ccu'
lives await ghc day when Il viii be
possible 60 make pictures without
subtitlcN when that happy day u
usherrd in thousands OF suffering
picture goers - unfortunate victims
81 those movie pests who persist In
reading subtilles ont loud viii arise
and give thanks 10 the Lord,
James Cruzc has come very near
the ideal In The Goose Hangs High. &c
hts current Paramount, production.
nov on view az tho Coliseum
Barring q brief foreword the film
contains only two snbt,lgs. that II.
titles necessary 10 explain tho action
of The story There are. " coursc.
many spoken titles In the course ~
the production
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
Lucky for Griffith
Walls Good Shot

Raymond Grfnth Is glad Wallace
Bscry has steady nerves and good
eyes, because recently Beery had 10
throw knife az his fellow actor
and miss min Btery missed hts
aim in the picture bai really
struck his target. which was 81
hoard just above the comedians
shoulder So. tho filming Of the
picture. THE Nigbi club. now at
thr Liberty. went on.
Tbs above arcnc occurs 10 a
Spanish Inn episode. where Heery
the lnn-kreprr. becomes jealous ~
Griffith because be- thinks Louise
Farsndn. Spanish dancer, ia ray.
ms him too much attention Crit,
fiiha efforts 10 set ont q the an
pleasant situation into which the
nmorous Louie gets him are thoro-
~ divrr'iuE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
FEAR LAKE WILL
FLOOD VALLEY
Slides Which Damned River
in Wyoming Leak Water

JACKSON. Wyo., July a. By
United Prcss) seepage OF water
thru tho avalanche which last week
transformed n part OF the eros Ven.
tire river valley into a 5000. o00-aore
lake. was being closely watched to-
day by residents OF the lower valley.
Fear OF destruction by flood has
not entirely nbated among residents
or tho section, II was feared tho
cascading Gros Vcntrc might tear It's
way thru the milc-widc dam. loosely
packed with huge bolders.
The mnln road into the Jackson
Hole region was not lnterferrod with
by either OF tho two slides into tho
valley. Forest service officials have
begun work on new horse trails to
take the place OF those swept away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
ASKS CHANGE IN
COURT RULES
Colvin Proposes Six Meth
DDS to Speed UP Cases

Drastic changes In washington's
criminal court procedure. hitting
at the heart Or present delay and
ovcrrrowdod trial calendars are
contained In a six.poiut program.
being prepared by Prosecutor Col
win Thursday afternoon
Coivin will submit his proposals
10 the convention OF prosecuting at.
iorncya here IN August and at the
State Bar association.
His plan contcmplsteS.
1 Inclusion OF several separate
counts in one indictment. as permit.
ted in the federal courts.
. Requiring motion for now
trial TO be filed within two days
after n verdict, as in civil cases.
Such motions can now bo filed AT
any time before sentence IN passed.
2. Doing away with the necessity
OF prosecutors showing their
hands" by revealing names OF their
witnesses before trial.
Z, Exceptions on the part Of the
defense 20 the courts instructions
TO he taken aa soon as the Jury
goes out TO deliberate. AZ pres.
cnt they can be taken at any time
before judgment Is pronounced.
catching the prosecution unawaros
many times, Colvin sald.
5. Repeal Of the existing law that
Judge and jury can form their own
conclusions as to the implication OF
guilt in case the defendant refuses
to take the sand In his own dc.
Tense.
6. Granting the state the right
the defense now has OF appealing
cases where the courts Grant dl.
rected vcrdicts, dismiss cases for
lack OF evidence. grant motions for
an arrest OF Judgment or grant mo.
lions for new trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
NetD Bill Opens
at State Thursday

A complete new bill OF vaudeville
starts at the state Thursday. 10 re.
main until Sunday night The pro.
gram includes divcrting comedy.
some novelty stunts. and melody
and dancing acts
a feature film, n comedy and n
concert by Walter Wells band AFRO
added attractions Not to mention
some numbers OF the popular Rose
Bud Revue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
Dominion Timber
Sets New Figure

VANCOUVER, r. O.. July : Tim
her revenues received AZ the 10.
minion timber office in April we're
much higher than Tor tho same
month IN 1924 The figures arc 70.
spectlvcly t70sio and Sso.5s7 Tho
Increase Is an indication Of the ac.
iivity tn logging operations IN tho
Fraser valley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
rRO-T E4EI
Mystery of Orient
Tainadge Scene

Adapted from a story by Frcder
iyk Showers. rcdolsnl OF the color or
Chinatown ANA the umpenrlfablo
mystery OF tho Oriental Tearing
Through" tho first Of tho new Sc,
ucs starring Richard ralmadEr
starts a fourdoy rgn at the Winter
Garden Thursday
Tho picture ia said to boz the most
elaborate That TaImadgc has turned
out being richer in plot aud color
Gal situations raImadgo n gyen
plenty ~ opportunities TO indulge
IA hills fBeorlte snort Of risklng his
neck 10 give bH audiences thrills
The east Includes kathryn Mo
CURE. Marcelh DAILY Arthur Ran.
Kin. Dave Morris, Herbert Prior and
Frank Elliott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
EVERY SCISSOR SNIP Z
MEANT DOLLAR GAINED

whether it is preferable 10 count
some extra dollars in the bank. or
10 count the hairs on ones head. Is
the problem which George Cooper
was forced to face this week.
Cooper decided that the former
course had certain advantages that
oYershadowed the disadvantages os
the latter. with the result that Ar
thur r. Beck, president OF Emhae.
sy Pictures corporation. paid The
popular character player substan-
tian bonus 10 sacrifice his Eener.
GUS head Of hair in the interest Of
art.
The actor is cast for a role Of !
negro chauffeur in Two Gates
and the shaver head was Necessary
TO effect the proper makeup for
the part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
Larger Surplus to
Be Used in Tax Cut

WASHINGTON, July 2.--By u.
Pl- More than the estimated $500.
100000 surplus for the fiscal year
will bc available for tax reduction,
Under Secretary of the Treasury
Winston announced today.
The stimulation for increasing the
new surplus was supplied by the
unexpected lnrgc surplus accumu.
lated during Tho last fiscal year,
which ended Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
Dorothy and Ben
Under Same Roof

Dorothy Maelalli. who has the
title role in First Nationals Chick
ic" now showing AZ the strand.
started with Bon Lyon in Holly.
wood
Blu, not until the filming Of
"Chcklo did they work again un.
der the same roof both werr work.
ing tn the New York studios Of
First National Mtg NlackaiiI in
"Chickic" and Hen Lyon ~ tho
lead with Viola Dana in THE Ncc.
esmry Evil"
II is Just possible Tint They may
play together again In the near ~.
turc
Big Rushers are less than per
cent OF tho oil wells drilled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
Tom Mix in eeth .
NotU at Capitol

Tom silk. lu Teeth ls thr new
feature az the Capitol. to remain
until saturday night The picture
is ono % the popular Western stars
best productions
uf The riding shooting Western
type the film b. packed with action
sud built up about an absorbing
plot Tony che wonder horse comes
IN Tor his share of tho honors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
Nab Macfarlane for
Manufacturing Booze

Robert Mncl'nrlnnc--but not the
deputy prosecutor OF that name
was arrested for Illegal manufacture
Of liquor Thursday morning when
Deputy Shcrlrfs Parker and Cnrino
cought him operating 25.gallon
still Thc raid staged At 1916 goth
ave. S W., resulted In tho seizure Of
tho attn 100 gallons of prunc mnah,
and two and n half gallons OF fin.
ishcd product.