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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Invisible Cloak
Hard to Produce

The cloak OF invisibillty used by
tho thief Of Bagdad presented a
problem TO tho producers OF course
tho idea OF the cloak Is that 1t
renders It's wearer invisible. II was
necessary. however. that the aud
fence have some idea OF the exact
location Of the cloak.
The technical staff used all ,its
ingenuity. and the result Is an
enhancing optical subtlcty. The
watcher secs tho cloak thrown over
the shoulder Of its owner. and 10!
no disappearA but as he moves
about there is a vague shadowy
shape which one can follow but
can't be suro Of what ono secs, so
elusive and ethereal thing is u.
Douglas Fairbanks IL creating n
stir with his production OF tho
Thief Of Bagdad" at tho Liberty
this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Kings Rode an
"DeaduUood Coach"

When Buffalo mn Cody took Dis
fret wild west show 20 England De
Was quite the hero or the london
srason. lie was made an honor
AIRY member IN an tho hest clubs
aud Was wined and dlned every
abcrr.
Ito gave performances before The
royal households % Denmark. sax
ony Belgium. Greece. Austria. Ger
many Sweden. Norway. Prussia,
sparta and Russia. Four 81 tho
kiugs onCe took a ride in th,
ncadwood coach. the prime exhibit
of the show. tho original coach
usrd on tho trail between Cheyenne
and neadWood. South Dakota The
coach used In the nlm THE Dead
wood Coach" now az the Hcilig
with Tom Mix and Doris May. Is 4
reproduction Of the original
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Broadway Success
Filmed at Columbia

In filming James Forbes 'sTuc
Chorus Lady" memorable success
on The stage. not one bit OF the
sprightiy. whimsical qualities or the
dramatic punch" OF tho notable
play has been lost. Margaret Liy.
ingston. who has the role OF Patri,
ella o'Brien. tho Irish follics Girl.
Is a heroine. who lives her part
and has tho power OF making her
audience live Il with her.
Tho Chorus Lady" IL now AZ
tho Columbia. whcrr It's gay story
OF romance, tangled IN tho ad'
ventures and mul,ieolored thrills Of
tho Taso track and tho parties OF
New York's night life. lH furnishing
novel entertainment.
Francesca Longo. directing the
All artist orchestra, u presenting
Vienna Life Waltz" by Strauss
and "Scopolitan Nights" by Fam.
ecnik. two pleasing numbers on the
concert program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10

great forest thru which ran the
railroad the man was pledged TO
guard from his position in the sig
nal tower.
Wednesdays picture will be The
whirlwind Rangers" Wednesday
night IL scheduled as amateurs
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10

stunts Of strength and agility and
dancing
William Desmond In Riding
Pretty" is the picture attraction, and
the Rose Bud Revue puts on some
clever singing and dancing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
NarroW Escape
for Dick TaImadge

Dick Talmadgo narrowly escaped
serious injury in the filming OF
one OF tho scenes for Youth and
Adventure" now ut the Winter
Garden. The scene called for him
10 leap from dock TO the deck
Of a swiftly moving motorboat But
jus, as Dick jumped. the engine OF
the boat stopped Tho speed OF tho
craft was cut down and Talmadge's
judgement OF the distance was up
set
He hit the side OF the boat and
glanced Off into the water. but sur
fered no results other than con-
tusions and bruises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10

CALIFORNIA; newes, race track, To-
Gated al Culver City. was used for
the track and paddock scenes in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Apache Dancer
in Coliseum lin,

Aurclio Coccia. originator OF tho
Parts Apache dance upon the Amer.
lean stage. has prominent rols in
support o. Bebo Daniels and Ricardo
Cortcz. featured IN Argentine
Love-" a. tho Coliseum thsater.
Coccia made his motion picture
debut In The Humming Bird" star.
ring Gloria swanson. His role In
Argentine Love" Is that OF a tool
In the employ OF Ricardo Cortez
playing Juan Martin in tho picture.
Coccia. as Pedro, Is sent 20 spy ON
tho actions Of pretty Cousuelo Gar.
cha Nfiss Danlelsl and report to
Martin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
RuffIes and FriUs
in Blue Mouse Film

"rm glad We don't dress that
way now" many a girl Is heard TO
murmur as she leaves tho Blue
Mouse this week. where 'Pampercd
Youth" the screen version OF Booth
Tarkington'a Magnificent Amber
sons Is playing.
For the picture is Of the early
days when furbelows. rufncs. wasp
ish waists and more furbelows and
ruiglca were all tho vogue. Tho par
Rphsrnaiia Of clothing would hc
hard enough for woman 10 man
cuver at any time. but imagine a
poor girl being spilled Into n ditch
by a runaway horse. Nevertheless,
Charlotte Merriam managed TO keep
hold OF her be-fiowered hat with
ono hand and bc-ruff1sd skirt with
the other. and carry off the dtuh-
ton very gracefully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10

Wednesday night The fys acts
combine music, comedy patter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Sail for Mexico
to Make Picture

Norma TaimadEe sailed for North.
ern Mexico TO make some OF tho
scenes Tor The only Woman" her
latest picture. now at tho Columbia
The first stop OF tho Talmadge
company waa az Catalina isle. There
some dock and shore scenes were
filmed. followed by storm and col,
lision scenes made az sea,
The company then steamed on 20
Mexico aboard the yacht sultana.
formerly owned by = n. Hartman
.raiload magnate, The yacht trip
was a honeymoon FOR Norma aud
her husband Eugene O'lirien Ia
The picture. OF course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Bobs Hair for
Manicurist Role

Marie Provost finally found an
excuse TO bob her hair. She says
she had wanted TO for years. but
her friends all admonshed her
not TO.
However. when she was told she
was 10 play tho role OF the mani
curlst in '"Tarnish." the George
Fitzmaurice production. now Mt the
Capitol. sho sighed with relief Be-
cause whoever saw n manicurist
with long Locke?
May McAvoy and Ronald Colman
are the other leads in this screen
version Of Gilbert Emery's Broadway
stage success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
State Has Levy
Circuit and Movie

he Bert Levey vaudeville circuit
- continue at the state until
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Railroad Picture
NoU at Colonial

Virginia valli, Rockllffc Fellowcs
and Wallace Beery are starred in
The Signal Tower" the picture at
tho Colonial Tuesday. Tho story ~
or the happiness and tragedy that
life brings to family living in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10

The Heilig has booked Girls Men
Forget for early showing. Patsy
Ruth Miller, Alan Hale. Johnnie
Walker. Shannon Day and n host
Of other film favorItes have roles In
this version of Fannie Kilbourne's
American magazine story.
Evening star., 1925-09-29


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Evening star., 1925-09-29

Womens Lambskin and Cape Gloves broken sizes, SIC
800 Colored Su,iss Handkerchiefs reduced to SC
u Uomens Ribbed Cotton Vests in sizes IS to a, 2lc
22O Linen Voie Handkerchiefs reduced to 7c
Slightly Irregular IOrib Silk Umbrellas. s265
Cotton and Rayon Ribbed Sport Hose (SH to 9H) 39c
FuH.tashioned Black Silk Stockings (82 to lO). SIC
Women's Full Size Black Hat Bores, noe S2.95
Vomen's LoO Shoes "a feW sver brocades, too) sI95
A Special Group of Women's LoaC Shoes 79c
Evening star., 1925-09-29

Mems 65c Refs "Jimshi,fs' (34. 40, ~, 40, SIC
MensNeckband or Collar. attached BroadcothShirts
Mems 81 so ROCKINGHAM Shirts and Drau,ers, Csc
Large Mems $3.50 and IS Shirts, size 20 only, SI.59
Mems 80 Leather and SikWebbins Belts. &c
Mems 35c Carriers OF linch Elastic. Reduced to 19c
Mems Athletic Union Suits size 81 only PC; for 81
, 1925-06-24
DRoWNs N GARnINER

Walter Shaw. aged 46, one of the
pioneer dude wranglers of the Vel
lowstone park, and promoter of the
G~rasshopper Glacier tour, was
drowned on Saturday while fording
the Gardiner river. Mr.. Shaw had
successfully forded the river once
and had attempted another cross
ing. His horse stumbled. throwing
the rider into the water, from which
he has not been recovered. His
daughter witnessed the accident
from the bank of the river.
Mr.. Shaw was the proprietor OF
the Gardiner hotel. as well as the
Grasshopper Glacier camps, and had
resided in Park county, Montana
since early youth. His father, Cap
tain Amos Gardiner Shaw, was one
of the founders of the Shaw G Pow
ell camps, the originators of park
camp facilities in Yellowstone Ma
tional park.
, 1925-06-24
PAINT CREEK


Marion Hill made a trip to Cody
on Saturday; to meet his mother
who is visiting him for the summer
IL helping with his house work.
Dady Brown and family and Will
bur Bum and family spent a pleas
ant day with their home folks on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. r.. Braten and
sons Willie and Ray made a trip
into Sunlight and Russell creek
after a load of lumber, for gran
dad Broughs new house which was
sawed for him at the Snyder mill.
Grandad Braten and Joe were
working on a ditch on Friday.
J.. J.. Bevelhymer was a guest
at Sunday dinner at the Wild Rose
ranch.
Evelyn Braten and Grandma
Brough spent a very pleasant after
noon with Mrs. Bosley and the
girls Friday.
r. G.. Hopkins has made quite
an Improvement on the Dad past
his house, getting it in shape to
travel. We hope others will follow
his example in road work.
Dick Hall and Geo. Widowrek of
Belfry We're in our vicinity on Sun
day.
, 1925-06-24
FERTILE VALLEY

- -
Ed. McJunkin, E. NJ. Ballinger
N C. w. Giles were in Cody Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McJunkin and fam
lily and N. S. Clark spent Sunday
at Jim Greek Heights on Northfork.
w. F. McJunkin and N. S. Clark
called at the Ballinger ranch Thurs
day.
Roy Wilds was a Cody Caller Sat
urday.
The Ballinger. RACER, McMullen
n Roberts families spent Sunday
sight seeing on Northfork and wit
messed the dedication of the new
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Darrah came
down from their ranch Saturday and
spent the day in Cody.
Ed. McMullen called at the Nc
Junkin home Wednesday afternoon.
f. f. Schmidt was a Cody visitor
Wednesday forenoon.
Jay Clough was a Cody caller
Thursday.
, 1925-06-24
TAXES HER Roy HOME

Mrs. Todt, of Reading. Pa, start
ed on her homeward journey Friday
evening with her 1S-year-old son,
Carl Schaich. who has been i'll in
Cody for the last ten weeks. The
young mar has suffered a stubborn
attack of typhoid and complications.
and his condition has improved very
slowly. However. he was able to
be moved last week. and was taken
to the train on a stretcher to start
on his long journey almost across
the continent.
Mrs. Todt expressed a sincere ap-
probation for the many kindnesses
shown her boy while he has been
a patient at the home of Mrs. Fran
els, and is hopeful that he will i'm
prove more rapidly when he is again
back in his old home.
, 1925-06-24
WILL STUDY SHOSHONE
INDIANS ON RESERVATION

Mrs. NJ. c. Savarsey and Mrs.
Corrinne Williams, Thermopolis lad
les. are spending a few weeks on the
Shoshone reservation studying the
tribal and ceremonial customs of the
Indians. and getting first hand mat
erial for the pageant. Gift of the
Waters which will be a feature
of entertainment at the state meet
ing of Wyomings Womens Clubs. to
be held at the Hot Springs town
this fall.
Mrs. Savarsey is a niece of H. A.
Phillips. and has spent much time
in Cody. She is a young lady of
marked ability and will secure some
valuable information while visiting
the reservation.
, 1925-06-24
Local Overflow

E. L. Jones was a shopper in
Cody this week for the first time
in several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Evans are in
Producing a bouncing baby girl, who
arrived at their home on Thursday
of last week.
Misses Anna Blaine and Eva John
and Miss Margaret Hoaglund Friday
afternoon of last week.
The Presbyterian Home and For
eign Missionary society will meet on
Friday afternoon at $3.50 at the
home of Mrs. G. A. Ebert, on East
Beck n
a Ketchum of Cornwall, N. Y,
who is spending the summer at the
Bud Hall ranch on the Greybull,
was a visitor in Cody Tuesday. He
was accompanied to town by Mr..
Hall.
Kenneth Clarke arrived home
Tuesday evening from Laramie
where he has been enrolled during
the past year. He will assist his
father at the filling station during
the summer months.
Chas. Blaine has received his new
power lawn mower and is putting up
hay in a business-like The
new equipment for the court house
lawn is n which has been needed
for many years, and will facilitate
the work of caring for the lawn in
great shape.
Mrs. Donald, wife of the executive
secretary to Secretary of the In.
terror Hubert Work, and her friend,
Miss Giles. both of Washington, d,
c.. arrived in Cody Monday eve
ming enroute to Yellowstone park,
They left on Tuesday morning via
the yellow buses for the park.
State Game Warden A. Sanders
and his first assistant. R. R. Rous-
seau, arrived in Cody Tuesday eve
ming, and left today for a trip to
Yellowstone park to interview park
officials relative to cooperating with
the federal department in the dis
tribution of fish fry. They will re-
turn Friday and attend a banquet
given here on that evening in honor
of DR.. VIM. T. Hornaday of New
York City.
, 1925-06-24
HOT SPRINGS TOWN
TO ENTERTAIN EAGLES

The state convention of the Fra
ternal Order of Eagles will be held
in Thermopolis June %, % and "a,
and it is expected that the 1925
meet will be one of the largest ever
held in the state. \ full program
of baths in the wonderful plunges
of Thermopolis, a motor trip thru
the scenic Wind River canyon and
many other delightful entertain
ments will be provided for the Wis
iting Eagles.
, 1925-06-24
NOTICE

In order hal l might be able to
meet with people DESTROYS of dis
GUESSING business in connection with
the schools. may l ask that all par
ties wanting to see me either tel
ephone or write at least one day
before for an appointment. My
work requires a great many trips
away from the office and it would
be much more convenient and sat
isfactory for all concerned if this
policy could be adopted.
IRMA NORDQUIST,
6-24-7-1 County Superintendent.
, 1925-06-24
VAN HORN RETURNS

J. II. Van Horn, one of Cody's
pioneer attorneys, arrived from
Washington, D. c.. last week, and
plans to reopen a law office here.
Mr.. Van Horn has been doing spe-
cial legal work for the government
for the past two years, but a long
ingfor Wyoming and the sage-brush
compelled him to break away and
come back to the Cody country.
Van Horn and daughter, Miss
Amy. may come west for the sum
months. but plans are for the
young lady to finish her school work
at Washington.
, 1925-06-24
QUICK LUNCH TO BE
KNOWN AS MANHATTAN

The Quick Lunch, operated by
Mrs. Bertha Shrine, will hereafter
be know as the Manhattan Cafe.
Mrs. Shrine announces the change
in name has been made in view of
the fact that the eating place has
been enlarged to the extent hat it
is now much more than just a lunch
service, as it vas when first started,
and she is DESTROYS of operating
under the new name. which is
deemed more appropriate to the call
of service rendered.
, 1925-06-24
NOTICE TO LIGHT USERS

All persons using electricity for
lighting and other purposes in resi-
dences will be required to make a
deposit of five dollars to insure the
payment of account.
Business houses will be required
to deposit the amount of the pre-
vious months bill.
Deposits must be made by the
first of July.
Municipal Light Plant.
These days they promise to love,
honor and obey their impulses.
, 1925-06-24

Supt. Mitchell of the Powell office
of the Shoshone Reclamation office,
and his chef clerk, j.. r. Iakisch
motored up to Cody Tuesday eve
ming and attended a meeting of the
Cody business men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
DEATHS

FIttsf Florence. Sc. s0af Greenwood
ave. March -
Mcpherson. Donald. So, KING county
hospital. March rs.
Inppe. Nicolas. IS. 1893 lZth ave-
March IS -
Grant. Caroline Il. -. 1908 r Har-
rlson 81. March rs.
sterios. Mary. ?. 5oi Bellevue ave-
March 49, -
Harmon. George l. 4f. foi W Re-
publican It. March IS. -.
Maxficid. Mrs. Eueretta. -. bV--
18th ave. s.. March g.
i.eavttt Charles MAfrton, ot' SSV'
Schubert pi. March 10
Knox. william. s., Globe hotet
za rex. Josephine. 6, IA Yale ave
~. March IS.
sixth ave. 81 March is.
Sitts, George. s.. 795ls Pike st..
yimpson. Rosie Claire. s.. 515 n
6tst ST., March 20.
Locke. Marie. 5sso Mckinley ple
scverson. Agnes. II. vashon Island.
March 20
ICeiaer, Dale Edward. T. 9li2 Third
ave. y. w. March -.
Hsyrnau. william r.. 20. its 18th
ave- March 2o. - p.,,,,nb.m
March rs.
pi March 20
Rodman. Charles Otto. Gs. 20i2 42nd
ave ". March 20.
Bullock. Mrs. Elizabeth. s.. 5ft Tren-
Ton ~ March 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Two Pianos

lu 81 schulz q Co aud sherwood
sons, plano player. an orEuh.
plano lamp bridge Tampa 81
pirr" cut velour oVrrHtuffcd dhV-
export rocker and chair, MpHAtlk
bNERHItfFED BED uANi9N-
PORT davenport table. BrunHwiek
photograph and records tea
wagon, sectional bookcase. WRIT
ing desks. wicker mahogany and
oak rocker complete dining sets
walnut maple and oak dfcssers
aud chiffnniers. wood. steel aud
brass beds, good apriuEH. mat
trcsHrH aud bedding brown velvet
p"fllcfchs curtains Vacuum clean
era. HrVCyat new. up-to-dhts 81,
clair coat ranges aud Acorn com
hiuHti0n gas Anh coal ranges.
white and rolprHd paint by the
gallon, now paint brushes. scale,
boys auto and hundreds ~ hrtis
rlra fur home lurniahinEa This
TUESDAY AUCTION Will start
promptly az 1899 g. ~ with about
dozen suitcase and bundles
FROM ihc Commodore hotel These
VIII Do followed by quantity IL
goods being SOLD .fgr storage
charges by the City Transfer 90.
consisting % trunks boxes. bar
rolls and crates ot personal rffrCtE
and household Egudr FROM then
90 until 900 o'clock sac RrIi The
thrhprF grade ~ furpishinEB. aud
from leo to iiIp the better auat-
10y Better take time 70 look these
goods over before sale time nt
Bushels Auction House
va MOSS zoos SECOND AVE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Divorce Complaints

Bonnie W. Walter Piantz, nonsup-
port.
Christine vs.. Perry E..white. cruelty.
J;ya VI. Harry @. England. nonsup-
k.abeth y. W. Ralph W Roweli.
honsupport.
Nettie W. Constant Durant non
support
Marie w. Thomas De Pue, cruelty.
Christina Davidson w. David Keddie.
nonsDpport
MARY W. Percy o. Dickinson,
cruelty.
Elsie r, ". Conrad James Napion-
TEX, cruelty
Margaret v. James j.. Keefe. nom
support.
Mary Vs. stephen r. Branch. non
support.
Maud ". Peter Neil Mcclellan. de-
sertion.
william r. W. Ethel Marion stced-
man, dcsertlon.
Marie vs.. Robert william Maybee,
cruelty
Herman w. Marie MerrIeI deser-
ton.
Claire y. w. Isaac James Thompson.
cruelty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Furniture Warehouse
Auction
Wednesday, March 18th
1890 A. NJ.

Beginning promptly nt 1880 a IA
on this date. We viii offer al aurs
ton about 1e.neo worth u sufpims
nrw aud uasd furniture THIS fur-
uttufo company " changing ware
hH',anf ar the present location 10
TOT sale ~ they cannot Erta lrnaS
lhr stock consists 81 coed. clean
merchandise. and u viii b. sold in
Tots - suit purchasers You viii
fiud lots ~ chsirr. rockers, brass,
steel and iron beds hpringp.
mattresses. piiiewH aamr ncw
velour reritrrs aHvrupuFtu. also
new dining room ard bedroom
sets lot ~ yanRrf. heaters.
sanitary rguchss dunfolda ward 4.
Fplea. E@Da RcwinE uiarhtnfn
bookcases china rlnRets. ladies
deskH. office desks. filing cabs
nets ard other office fixtures.
sHHWraees carpets. russ. lnplcam,
library tables hail trees. rhano.
krnplis. breakfast tables. smoking
stands. center tnhlrr. cabinets. ~
TIA bgtfgiE. dining tables and
other articles too Numerous 10
mention.
Most ~ the stock iE used. but there
" Tot ~ new goods The used
laInttlre "a iu good condition.
IlsE GOODS MUST RE soLD TO
CLEAR THE WAREHOUSE Come
and sec and sou VII buy
W warehouse open roF inapeetfon the
day before The sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
5 More Commission
Members Returning

five members Of Tho Seattle com
morcc commission 10 the Orient arc
returning on the $. $. President
Jcfferon now on roo from Yoko-
hams 90 Seattle. and viii arrive here
next Sunday, according 10 wire
less received here Monday.
The fiyo members are: Mrs u.
g. McMickcn, Mrs. H. G. Hibbnrd.
Mrs. George Thompson, w. + Lin
coin, port commissioner, and j. g.
IIcrbsmon secretary OF the China
club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
|ital Statistics
| BIRTHS

ttha Ia their HOUSEHOLDS arc ~
Ii BY the following meni
ey Waiter F. 1854 18th ave
isS. David n. lsis 18th ave.
eatl| 1. H. Thomas. ease \. s''h st.
'on s. 4sti ssth avs. s. boy.
i oicron. Leslie, lee9 \. broadway
~ en-. Paul ssis SSH ave. $, W.
Al su. Bulehlro. 81 SIKH ave s.
-IisaAi. uuntlehL ssol AsAwor'h
.abata. Keixo. AtcKcuna. SRI
"o' Zen. Sp06 sznd ave. y W. ST.
sulan. John Reeve, ses . w
ler ST. boy
.asell Richard r.. 100 ". Mercer
patti.on. Merrill Roberts, s7i2A
18th ave. 3 boy pa,-.-d ,.,e
Fitzpatrick, Charles f-aMAF1' A--F
18th ave. ~. boy.
Cameron. Douglas MeaehRmi' tash-
l<a.sner. walter W, H. v y. >. boy,
Hickcy. Emerson y. Iet -3rd ave.
Babbette. Lloyd LcRoy Aubsrn. boy
I-anguiIlc. V. p Ices sunset ave-
Morrlsoa. F. W. sies 18th ave. $.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Indiana Loss May
Reach One Million

! INDlANAPoLIs, March 20. IN.
. ancc losses N tho tornado.swcpt
'Tca Of Indiana may roneh $1,000.
800. according to ndluslcrs who 10,
turned hore to-day.
More thnn . scorc Of state insur.
ancc agents ana odJutcra were in
no field 10 Gibson ana poscy coun.
'ics 20 adjust the GLAZING resulting
from the storm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23

SPLENDID BuY-Countty home
place IN high state OF cultivation .
rtrawberrics. raEpberrieg black
hrrica. Groom house. bath. pref
~ brick fireplace. inlaid book
cases polished floors, inland fca-
lures In kitchen. Indirect light
ing. garage. very centrally iocat-
ed three minutes walk from
stores. school and interurban sta
ton. north of Seattle. right on
main North Trunk road. Price
only S5.5o0. Terms $500 cash. $50
per month go Walker building
ri go Nfga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Thirty Paintings

both small and large. from the or
iElnnl collection ut Mrr. Geo. ~,
NirtHop being sold las tho admin
lHirntnf 81 the estate OF Harry
" Taylor Eee these VI you ap-
prreihtu ant IN pRlntinEs Then
wr have a fine lot nf home FUR
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
PERSONAL

SADDLE HORSES BOUGHT. SOLD
or FOR HIRE. RIDING or
DRIVING LESSONS. PRIVATE on
IN CLASSES. SPECIAL INSTRUC-
TIONS IN RIDING JUMPERS AND
GATED HORSES.
Seattle Riding and Driving Academy
and Horse Show Stables
2lG goth Ave. ~
Phone EA st-056i
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Nba
TAew. Geo. A.. Seattle tsoga,
steele. Blanche II. Seattle 80 ga
swaIaadcr. Frank. Tacoma
.loat. Esther II. PuyAllup
A,ller. Andrew r Seattle legal
stevens. Edna h. Seattle . LsesAl
Harrison. Charles W. Seattle
Iseuses. Elsa. seattle 1890 ss.'' -
Mecrackeyr, Robert. seattle
Nelson. Elinoy II Portland
grans. Clarence 5. Seattle Legal
lItz. Alice. Seattle -...' LoEai
- aon. WAYNE g.. Seattle - Legal
Nhte, Martha. Seattle ...-.. Legal
,ttlran. Earl r.. seattle
Rogers. Inex. Seattle ..........''le
Johnson. Tom. sclah ............s!
knudson. Pearl selah ,......-, -
Besehler. Glenn C.. Seattle Legal
sullivan. Glare NJ. New York. Legal
Johnston. John c. Seattle q
Rapphahn. Giadyse T.. Seattle .a.-V
Iced. Harold John Kirkland LeEai
Eefa,r HERNIA Grace Seattle Iesat