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Evening star., 1925-03-25
ARCTIC COAL VEINS FOUND

MOSCOW, March 25.-Discovery of
four big coal seams beneath the bed
of the Plethora River by the Northern
Scientific Expedition, which has just
returned to Leningrad, is announced
by the official Soviet news agency,
Rosta. Iron and copper deposits are
said to have been found near the
Popaia River.
The scientists visited previously un-
explored parts of the Arctic island
Of Novaya Zemlya. They found these
parts capable of colonization and pos
sesSing MANY fur bea ring animals
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Hand Printed
Crepe de Chine

For the formal dinner or evening gown
nothing is more stunning than the New
Handprinted Crepe de Chimes, in large,
fashy floral patterns. The rose, poppy
and pansy pattern on oyster-white is
most unusual, and has the effect of being
hand-painted. $3.50 yard.
Silk Section, Second floor
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Frocks New for Spring
Follow Every Whim of Fashion
,s'";; S:.; s::s :. s',;s @t....... $3.50
Values to Satisfy
Your Euey Expect

They are yours for the choosing-these New
and Lovely Dresses, reproducing the most
striking models from the Paris openings.
Frocks that will be as smart meath Summers
sun as they are on Easter morning.
Street Dresses-of printed crepe smartly affect
the ensemble mode; others are long sleeved
and exquisitely tailored in fiat crepe and ben
galine. The simulated two-piece dress in cocoa
crepe, and many others.
Section
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Viyella Flannel
Is Washable

An English tub flannel that 1aun-
ders perfectly. 1t is a soft, smart,
mapped fabric that is the approved
fashion for Spring. In the new
tinted striped effects that are fash
ion-right. 81 inches wide. $3.50
yard. In solid colors, 81 yard.
Wool Dress Goods Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Special Offer
For q Limited Time
Umbrellas Recovered
At Very Low Prices

If you have good handle, or one that
make use of it. We will recover it for
a nominal sum, according to the material
you prefer.
Fine Quality Cotton Taffeta, black, $L45.
Tape-edge, Piece-dyed Black Cotton,
$Z.45.
Mixture Silk and Cotton Taffeta, $3z5.
Silk with satin or Ottoman border, $4.z5.
Black tape-edge silk cover, A.45.
Umbrella Section, First noor.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Englander Couch
Hannnocks$25
In Five Color Combinations

We are showing Englander Couch
Hammocks in FIVE colors and COM
binations this Spring so that one
may choose hammock in the col
ors that harmonic with the other
furnishings of the veranda.
Dark blue with white buttons make
quite striking combination. Then
there are gray, khaki, brown with
white stripes and blue and gray
stripes.
Englander is name synonymous
with comfort in couch hammocks.
These have thick padded cotton
mattresses, adjustable head and
back rest, linked nonrust spring and
convenient magazine pocket.
Other Couch Hammocks, $40 to $40
Hammock Stands, $3.50 to $3.50
Hammock Canopies, SITS
Woven Swing Hammocks, So to $12
Hammock Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Cottons for Spring
Follow the Vogue
For Prints

Printed Cotton Canton Crepe is one
of the leading cotton fabrics for
Spring, and it's printed for extra
smartness. We have an entirely
new assortment of distinctive pat
terms on dark grounds. SO inches.
85c yard.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Pictures Lend
Interest to Homes

Colored Pictures, ox12, in tinted
frames. The subjects are those one
seldom finds at this price. Puzzled,
Appeal to the Great Spirit, Home of
Heron, garden pictures, as well as
the subjects of old masters. SIPS.
Many dainty pictures, Soc and 75c.
Picture Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1925-03-25

You tciH find at this unusually Io,U price,
Frocks for afternoon ,Uear-French beaded
imports, printed georgettes with beads and
ribbon bows, combinations of satin and lace,
dresses with the Patou flare, godets and pleated
ruff1es.
Frocks for the dinner dance and evening are
included in this showing Tinted net and
lace make one interesting frock, and net and
hlet lace combination is very attractive as you
can see in the sketch. Whatever the occasion,
here is frock to wear, most moderately priced
Evening star., 1925-03-25
mnnnmarh & 1lntf1rnp
Striped Twill
Wool Flannel

Stripes are the mode for Spring in
sportswear. In twill wool flannel
you can choose from two-tone Ro-
man stripes, cluster or single effects
in every fashionable shade. 81
inches wide. $3.50 and $3.50 yard.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Lovely New
Sports Striped
ub Silks

Gay, bright-hued sports stripes, in
narrow, wide and cluster effects will
dominate the sports mode this sea-
son. Our tub silks feature the lat
est stripes and color combinations.
S1.65 to So yard.
Evening star., 1925-03-25

''PeopIe ,oiu not be better
than the books they read"
We suggest few books which will
tend to higher thought and life.
The Christian Belief in Immortality
in the Light of Modern Thought,
$1.5O.
The Person of Christ, His Perfect
Humanity Proof of His Divinity,
$1.25.
Human Relations in the Light of
Christ, by H. c. Carter, $1.5o.
God, Conscience and the Bible, ST..
The Christ of Faith and the Jesus
of History. by D. M. Ross, 75c.
The Bible of Our Heritage, $1.5o.
Religion and Life, the Foundations
of Personal Religion, 81.
Biography of St. Francis of Assist,
by G. K. Chesterton, $1.25.
Peace and Happiness, by H. Paget,
81.
Book seotion Fourth nsor.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
New Twill
I ai11eur IS
Long Coated

Along the Avenue and at smart
luncheon places one sees the new
tailleur, which fashion says must be
severely masculine. This tailleur,
whose double-breasted velvet-col-
Jared coat is long enough to be
worn as separate coat, is of twill
or lorcheen, and for trimming has
fancy strappings and silk braid
binding. The coats are slit on the
side to match the wrap-around skirt
The Spring shades in tailleurs are
tan, cocoa, navy and black. $3.50.
women's Suit Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Colorful Crepe de Chine
Scarfs, $3.50

Silk Scarfs are more fashionable
right now than they have ever been
but one must wear them correctly
to be fashionable.
If your coat is mannishly tailored
and severely plain, wear your scarf
tied in fioppy loop on the shoul-
der. But if you wish to emphasize
the mannish neckline, choose scarf
like the one illustrated in gray and
red and fold it three times as man
does and wear it showing above the
neckline. If you can wear a high
collar gracefully, tie your scarf into
cravat and, for added chic, catch
it with one of the new ornamental
pins,
Lovely large Printed Chiffon Scarfs.
some ombre effects, printed silk and
crepe de chine, fringed and plain
ends, i'll gorgeous colors, in bright
or soft shades. SIS to $50.
Neckwear Section. First floor
Evening star., 1925-03-25

A new shipment of Pure Irish Linen
Tablecloths that are exceptional
values, for they are extra heavy and
silver bleached.
Size ZOxaS .........:.. $500
Size 7OxoO ................. $3.50
Bleached Double Damask Table
cloths and Napkins to match in the
Rose, Thistle, Oak and conventional
stripe pattern.
Tablecloth size 71x8o ..........$10
Tablecloth size 71xlO7 .$12
Napkins, 22x22 .......-.- SO dozen
Snowy White Irish Damask Table
cloth and Napkins to match, cloth
size TIKI, So; size 72xoO, $3.50.
Napkins, 20x2O, $6 dozen.
Linen Section, Second noor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ELECTION
STARTS ON PAGE l

secretary TO Mayor +. J. Brown.
pahlby. making his first race for
public office. finished ahead or
Elmer Conner. veteran cam.
paiener. AZ the only candidate
from the Ballard district in the lin.
ais. DahIby expects to poll many
votes that went TO siguriSson.
Tho defeat OF Mrs. Miracle by
Conner was not an upset, as she
had been picked for seventh place
by many dopestors.
Tho standing Of tho candidates
did not change from the time the
first ballot was reported from pre-.
cnct 1855. the courthouse. NJ Sol
y. m. until the final ballot.
City manager boosters saw in the
final vote n strong sentiment for
the charter amendment, II being
pointed out that both Mrs. Landes
and Erickson are its advocates.
THE women deserve credit for
their part in tho primary cam.
palgn." said Mrs. w II. Utter. cam
paign manager for Mrs. Lnndes
THE showing OF Mrs Landcs at
this time was materially aided by
loyal women workers. and her cause
will be benefited likewise thruout
the race for final election
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
CHASE RUM CAR;
Get q CASES
Dry Squad Active tuesday;
Makes Four Arrests

After chasing an old tourus
car thru the Sorth End section Of
tho city az a speed Of so or so miles
an hour dry squad officers found
Il abandoned a. y s5th ~. and
Woodlawu ave loaded down With
= cases u Scotch whisky
Officers ". q Morrison and J
Mccarthy contiscatsd The car and
is contents and are trying 70 locate
the owner one suspect was ar.
rested but released because of IN,
sufficient evidence The officers are
stationed az S5th ana Greenwood
ave. regularly. looking Cor booze
cars entering the city.
y r. Mullen. 60 a taxi driver
was arrested al isogn Howell ~
on "a city booze charge lie was
released on $500 bond
The dry squad also raided the
niller hotel. arresting william
STEERS g. bcllhop, and MiHs Babe
Brown. ~ waitress stem was
charged with possession of nine
quarts Of whisky,
Thomas o'Rrlen. ~. Was arrested
by serEt. n. r. Newton. Of the dry
squad. al 1898 i2th ave- on state
liquor charge IL pasted $500 bail
v. A. Carley, lTg5 Minor ave. also
was taidcd and arrested Police Say
he had 100 quarts OF beer and ZONE
moonahlne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
MADDEN CLAIMS
SPEAKERSHIP
Says Pennsylvania DeIega-
ton Backs Him

WASHINGTON. Feb. IS -Eiev
enth. hour Developments in the fight
between Representatives Martin =
Madden Illinois. aud NiohoIs,
I.onEworih. Of Ohio. for the speak
crship In the next house. today
changed the entire complexion Of
the race.
Heretofore Il had been felt that
Longworth commanded comfort
able majority in the republican
caucus TO be held Friday night. but
leaders OF the Pennsylvania dele.
CATION have now assured Mad.
denis election by coming into his
fold. according to representative
Britten. Illinois. manager OF Mad.
denis candidacy.
Representative Crest. PennsyNa.
MIA republican leader. announced
himself in favor OF Madden. and
Britten predicted that r. present.
alive Ware. leader OF tho Philadel.
phia forces, would do likewise to.
morrow night, thus giving Madden
IS out OF SO votes from the Key
stone state.
I'VE will win surely on the first
ballot" said Britten we had
ios votes las, week. which were
sufficient to win. and now we have
i2l after the announcements OF the
PENNSYLVANIA leaders"
Meanwhile Representative Bogg.
Ohio. Longworth's campaign man.
aeer. maintained that his candi.
date would win on tho first bal.
lot with III votes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
SENTENCE
Convicted OF BootIegging,
Man Commits Suicide

FEARING e. be- sentenced Tuesday
FOR violation - liquor laws o. which
he was convicted by a jury. orvillc
T. uphoff. 40. committed suicide
His body was discovered in d gas.
filled room at 732 pike u and taken
% tho city morEue whore Il was
identified hy his attorney Il. ).
Msakim
uphoff was convicted with Andrew
Peterson IN Judge Stanley Wchstcr'H
court on charge or selling beer.
The ease was pending for almost Is
year When he failed to show up IN
court for sentence Tuesday tho sen
fencing was postponed until this
morning when Attorney Mchkim &c.
ported hts death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
AID MOVEMENT
II STATE WIDE

Wilson emphasized that ihr plan
10 rescue farmers Is not "a seattle
proposition but statewide move.
meni
Deserving farmers who have
fought thru several years ~ drought
Will b. very unfairly treated II they
have 20 abandon their land on the
eve OF prospects Tor one Of the best
crops IN state history " brad.
les. chairman of "a. agricultural bu,
rruu OF the spokane chamber Of com.
mcrce. told the meeting.
In midgintc. be- said. farmcrs have
Invested about s. an acre IN summer
following more than 10000 acres.
This Is good land Some OF 1, has
been farmsd for 20 years and. until
the recent dry cycle. Il always pro.
duccd good crops" Bradley said.
The poor land has been abandoned
long ago and the poor farmers have
loft the country. II the good farm.
'ers who remain csnno, get seed cred.
Il they must move. too"
Business men must get down 10
brass tacks. Bradley said. because
seeding must be under way by March
Is He said that n this meeting
failed 10 help tho farmer not only
would the state lose production. lose
more than 500 farm families from
the population and lose thousands IN
taxes. but that hundreds Of tourists
seeing Thousands Of acres abandoned
this summer would take back with
them bad impressions concerning tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
BOY AUTO THIEF
Wner OF Car Charged
Youth He Caught Stole II

CAPTURED by The owner Of an
" automobile he b. charged with
stealing. after chase thru Ballard
late Tuesday Right Garland Bray.
90 was held IN the city JAN wed
neaiay morning
The boy with master-key Tor
Fotd cars. Il il charged. took an an-
,omobiis owned hy r. > KRstcrson.
Gs4s Earl ave ~ W. about p m.
kastcrs0n ana ueiEhbor Sam
Nordiund. s5tS Earl ave y W. set
out In another car 20 look for the
stolen machine After two hours
and a half the two men sighed the
khsterpon car speeding aiong Mar.
krt A. and gave chase finally
crowdinE Rray into the curb and
capturing him
Tho boy admitted the theft. it IS
alleged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Papal Minister Is
Stricken With Flu

ROME. Feb. Is. Cardinal Caspar.
IT, papal secretary Of state. was
stricken with influenza today and is
confined TO his bed with n fever.
MauY persons arc W or the Cpl.
demic in Rome
Premier Mussoiin one OF the first
prominent men 10 be stricken. con.
tinues 20 improve and probably Will
be able 10 return to his desk within
ia fortnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
PREVIOUS AID
WAS GRANTED

AZ the 1928 Legislative session a
credit OF teso.O0O was voted for farm.
ers. under somewhat similar circuur
stances to those OF the present. This
money was made available from a
revolving fund In the reclamation
department and administered by III.
rector Dan Scott.
or the money borrowed. % per cent
has been paid back. the balance Is a
first lien on the crops Of borrowers.
Because. thru the loan. many acres
that had been tax delinquent went
back on the rolls. Scott says that the
state actually made a prof, thru the
loan.
AZ the 1925 legislative session a
credit OF $500. 900 was provided. This
passed both houses. was vetoed by
Governor Hartley and repaRsod over
the veto by the house. The governor
then exerted pressure on various
senator's who had roads and appro.
priations passed for their districts.
but unsigned by the executive. This
resulted In the death OF the bill by q
lone vote.
Slaughter OF the bin oy The gov
crnor resulted in crisis in the wheat
belt, With plenty OF moisture and
excellent prospects for crop, more
than 800 farmers were preparing to
produce about 1000 900 bushels OF
wheat. valued at about sj.OO0.OOO. "
they could get seed. The veto left
them with no alternative. they said.
than to move out Of the country.
The governor was quoted as say
could happen TO the state" but bust
ness and banking interests thought
differently and arranged Wednes.
days meeting for the purpose OF
financing the growers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Canadian Train Is
Wrecked by Washout

VANCOUVER, -. G.. FEB. Is
Running into washou, at daylight
this morning. G. p. Il. train No :.
which left Vancouver last evening
for the East. was wrecked. The
engineer a. Beekman. was killed
and Fireman Fullam injured. No
passengers were hurt. The locomo-
tive. mail and baggage cars were
badly broken up. The wreck oc-
Cured near Kamloops, eio miles
east Of Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
FIND NO DRUGS
Medicine From Raided Chi
nese Store Not Narcotic

Chong YONG. one-armed Chinese
sioreksepcr. whose establishment at
.ei Third ave. :, was uided as a
lc,iery Joint. Tuesday noon. did not
have any opium in his possession.
sheriff Matt Starwich said wedncS.
day, starwich's deputies mistakenly
thought a Chinese medicine was con.
,Taband.
Yong. who ran from the plate
~hen the deputies appeared later
surrendered and was released ON
f..s0o bond pending trial for oPerat.
lrg a lottery Federal analysts OF
TIE black substance thought 10 have
been a narcotic disclosed that u l. a
sailing application 20 stop bleeding
ION wounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Attorneys Disoredit Charges
Against kearnS

Los ANGELES. Cal. Feb 25--
Attorney Tor Jack Kcarus launched
a bitter attack on Mrs. Mary Tcnncy
and her story % alleged assault IN
their final arguments 90 jury IN
superior court here today.
Mrs. Tenuey Hollywood actress,
Is suing the fight manager Tor 5000
coo damages on the strength % her
story that he drugged and assaulted
her
"Airs Tenney Is sehoolcd from the
stage and an actress in the court.
room. declared Attorney O. o
Bacon
Her charges are easy TO make
and hard TO dsproye. but her story
on the face u Il h. ridiculous"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
ADOPTS POSTAL
SALARY RAISE
House Approves Conference
Report on Matter

WASHINGTON. Feb. % The con.
rrcnce report on The postal salaries
ana nate Increase bin was adopted To-
Ay hy the house bv a vote 20 see
10 THO hHL - modified hy senate
and hou>r coufurecs. carries rate IN.
s,rasss estimated TO Weld an add,
,bnal see 600 geo, Action must be
aiken on the report hy the senate
ktfore the measure Is sent TO tha
president
A propos8l hy Representative Bell
csorgia. JemocraL TO reduce the two.
Ont service charge on parcel post
matter 10 one cent Was defeated hy
, vote Of sS5 20 IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
J. THOMAS
STARTS ON PAGE1

position Is variously estimated TO
return profits OF from $4,000 to
100000 n year.
Hartley's best friends IN Seattle
were amazed Wednesday when they
learned OF Thomas appointment.
Frank Lamborn. public printer
since the Lister regime. has sold his
olympia home and plans TO move
shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
ATTACK STORY CRUISER ON REEF
Flagship OF AsiatiC Fleet
Aground at PalaWan

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. % The
United states cruiser Huron. flagship
OF the Asiatic fleet l. aground In
MHhmpia sound. island ~ Palnwhn.
about 900 miles southeast % Manila,
according TO word received al the
headquarters Of the 18th Naval dis,
irlct here The cruiser h IN no i'm
mediate danger. according 10 meaKrr
advices She il said 20 have been en-
route from Manila 70 Java
The Huron il one OF the newest
United states cruisers and carries a
complement Of $50 men. sshc is com
manded by Capt V A. Kimberley.
ADMIRAL Washington. commander
Of the Asiafic fleet. Il said be eboard
the vessel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Swissler Trial
for Making Liquor

l. II. Swissler went on trial
Wednesday before Judge John b.
Davidson. sitting here from Ellens
burg. charged with manufacturing
moonshInc by re.distiuing an alco-
kolic Ilniment. Harry NJ. RhodcA
teputy prosecutor. Is conducting
ire case for the state Swissler u
attended by Attorneys Adam Beeler
and John Dore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Identify Skeleton
as Missing Father

BEND. Ore. Feb. 25.-The skele-
ton of a man found few days
ago near the city limits of Bend
this morning was virtually ideRtified
by Mrs. c. $. strahl of Portland as
that OF her father. Peter View. miss
ing for about four years. ldentifica-
ton was made by remnants OF
clothing View wore when he left
his home in Portland for Bend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Water Shut Off on
18th w. and 9th NE.

Water will be shut off on 18th ave.
w, from w. Draws st. to the Lake
Washington canal and on w. Nicker>
son St. from 1ith to 18th ayes. w.
Thursday. from a. m. to p. m.
Water viii also be shut off on
27th ave. n. E.. from z. saith st. TO
z. 55th St. at the same time. This
last viii affect all services connected
at 27th ave. n. f. and e. saith St.
according TO the city water depart.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Marshfield to Vote
on 100000 Issue

MARsHFIELD. Ore. Feb 2s,--
City election 10 vote upon a bond
ssue OF 100000 for retirement Of
municipal Indebtedness has been set
.or April 10. An amendment to the
rity charter 10 make city election
avs conform to state laws viii also
b snhrnifted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
40 Pound Cougar
Killed in Oregon

BEND. Ore. Feb. @5.--The pelt OF
a I4e.pound 2.year-old cougar be-
ieved 20 have been responsible for
livestock losses In Crook county. was
brought into Pnneyille this morning.
The cougar was freed by dog on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
DENIES MURDER
6-Year- 0ld Girl Says She
Did Not Poison Brothers

MILLEpGEVlLLE. Pa. Feb. IS.
The case Of Mary Clare Betty.
PRETTY l6-year-old school girl. being
tried for the murder OF her two
Young brothers by feeding them
polsou. was IN the hands % the
Jury today.
The young girl denied she had
poisoned her brothers, Emery. 8
and Adolphus 3
4 am without sin" snc said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
OpTOMETRy SCHOOL CHANGED

The Northwcst College Of onto.
metry has been reorganized. since
the death Of its president. Dr. w. j.
Warren. under the leadership OF Or.
J. Sender The faculty is composed
OF the president and five instructors.
a full two.ycar day course Is given
at the college. located at 306-30e
Ei,ci building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
HERE'S MORE AROl
WHEAT MEET
STARTS ON PAGE /

and Harry Jones weultchee
Seattle is spending hundred
thousand dollars this year 90 IN.
vito psople TO this state. Wilson
said. The railroads are spending
thousands more That De- an very
we'll. but W. must look after our
people who are here already and
Keep them here We cannot allow
conditions 70 drive people from tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
County Chief Talks
to Republican Club

T.. ". Cox. acting republican coun.
~ chairman. will talk on Precinct
Organization" at the meeting OF the
Young Mems Republican club in the
Butler hotel banquet room Thurs
day noon. Thomas Paige will also
make a short talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
Highest Price in
q Years for Hogs

KANSAS CRY. Feb. IS. - Tho
highest price in four years was paid
for hogs on the local market today.
Heavies reached $3.50. after a con.
tinual rise beginning the first of the
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
CROWN hill P.r. A. MEETS

The Crown HilI pr \ viii give
a musical program and stereopticon
lecture az the Crown Hill school
Friday. February 81 at 745 ,. M.
the r. J, Jones ranch. on Mlll creek.
20 miles east OF Pr.ncyille. and was
shot down By John Mcclellan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

Do you want results from your
advertising? Use star Want Ads.
The cost is less, the circulation
larger. ssS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25

star Want Ads arc growing The
reason must be RESULTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
BIBLE SCHOOL RECORD

MENICo. Mo-A record for Bible
school attendance is claimed 10y D.
c. Owen. He has been ut church FOR
II years without missing a Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-25
REMNANTS of Drapery
and Curtain Fabrics Sharply Reduced

MANY andus Mausette ve and
lNl o
andot the drapery fabns-al sharply reduced
SINGLE CURTAINS CURTAINS OF CUR.
in Slightly soid display, sharply