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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04
"First Year" Ends
Run Sunday Night

Tho First Year" an appealing
comedy OF young married life. will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04
Unusual Picture
Remains at Strand

Tho Lost World" screen version
OF Conan Doyle's novel. featuring
Bessie Love. Wallace Bcery. Lloyd
Hughes and Lewis Stone. win remain
az tho Strand next week.
In the photopiay story Miss Love.
Lewis Stone, Wallace Beery and
Lloyd hughes find mysterious
place in uneIpiorcd South America
where life has remained stationary
for 10000 centuries. They find pre-,
historic monsters OF 100000 years
! ago Etill alive in this strange region.
Miss Love II in peril OF her life from
huge triceratops and a brontosaur.
us MS biz ms ten elephants. A hungry
allosaurus so feet long invites her to
dinner ut which she would be the
main course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04

Edith Roberts will play tho lead
Ing feminine role opposite Douglas
Mclean IN tho stars frat Paramount
release, seven Keys to BOldpatc, "
tho George NJ. Conan success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04
Real Medal Used
in Dix Picture

The congressional medal Of honor
awarded to Richard o'Neil OF tho
1s5th infantry. the most decorated
man In the country, was used in
Richard Dlx's picture. "A Man Must
Live" now at the Capitol.
The medal was borrowed BY Para
mount studio officials from o'NeiI,
for use in scene In the picture
wherein the congressional medal Is
awarded TO the parents OF a hero Of
the world war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04
Eccentric Dancer
Scores at Orpheurn

Ono Of the oldest and most orlgl.
nal vaudeville characters brought 70
light this season Is Chnz Chase. the
comedy dancer at the orphoum this
week. Mr.. Chase has been on the
stage only n short time. He first
appeared in cnbarcts IN his home
town, Chicago, then tho ZIegfcld
"FoIlios." and IS now making his
first appearance on tho orpheum
clrcnIt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04

day. tho popular company viii OF.
for The Nervous Wreck said TO
be tho fuunieAt show yet put on.
Tho play has enjoyed extensive runs
in san Francisco. Los Angeles. Chi.
cago and New York,
The cast includes Howard Miller,
Helen Auddifrcd. Maurice Franklin.
Don Austin. Arthur Pierson. Nor.
man French, Helen stryker aud
Shirley Macdonald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04
Jackie Coogan Is
Star at Colonial

Jackie Coogan Is appearing at the
Colonial Friday in THE Rag Man"
comedy OF New York life. b. WI.
lard Mack. As an Irish.Amorican
orphan. who becomes partner Of n
jewish rag man, Jackie was mover
more amusing. Tho Rag Man" is
the best OF his recent pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04
Last ShoDings of
Will King Farce

Last showlngs OF Dangerous
Girls" the mirthful farce offered by
WIN King at the Palace Hip. take
place Friday night Dangerous
Girls" Is tho bedroom typo OF pro.
ductlon. full OF laughs and compli.
cations.
Have n smile" next weeks OF.
fcring, Is said to DO even funnIcr
than tho current show, All the IN.
vorltcs will appear In song numbers
oxcollently suited TO their styles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04

hc presented at
tho Metropolitan
by tho Duffy
players for tho
last time sun,
day night This
production has
won marked mp
prevail durtn &
tho two weclsH
II has run A
great deal Of
credit goes 10
Director Hugll
Knox. who haH
furnish he'd the
guiding hand Tor
all the offerings,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04

Camille of the Barbary Coast Blue Mouse attraction Bebe Dan
es comedy Coliseum Reginald Denny laugh riot at Columbia
Lost World second week Strand Not So Long Ago coming to
Liberty Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
ARBUCKLE, WE'D,
DELAYS TRIP
Honeymoon Cancelled by
Alleged EXlortlOn Plot

Lu8 ANCELEH MasiE-As al
lssft agreement whereby uasror
"Falb Arbuebis. nim comedian.
arfrd 20 r5y Nu % murphy
Kan Francisco Iissoo 20 protect
bis usms trom sltRsE lfy v0msua
rluEs Was made public soday by
The district attorneys Ufnss
The contract snH signed BIS Nfs
Murphy and Arbuekls snd witness
al hy Deputy District Attorneys ior
ityan end Harold i. Davis Accord
ins tp tFrms uf ihF agreement srs
NFalra by lbs district attorneys. the
mnprf waH 60 ~ paid Co. Arthur G.
Afhuthlr ihf film come ID MS
urathrf thru So Murphy
Tho strange document eps en-
tered Into Hatutiss ryrnlns Just
prior fa Afbuellss marriage 90
Doris ueans, rfssn aftrrsa. NJ
Pasadena. n caused the comedian
20 cancel bis Intended honey moon
- Nrv Nofk aud remain be- South
rFn California pending possible
further Developments
Tho district attorneys aaJ today
b wouid asprnd upon Arburblf
shefhrr tht tahr would ~ prose
rni-d Afhutkir said be sac too
bppY" over ns marriage 90 prose
cuts anyone. indicating the CAGE
viii - dropped
4 hatr given my brother money
on several occasions Ibr past year
tine comedian said \ can't believe
Dr. is behind ribs tbinE rof that
reason THe last time lse asked
n,e Tor money dtdnt kave u g.
gigr tu bim ne kuaws I sill help
him wien I cas- ! ans loo happy
aow 81 prosecute anyone
THE comedian received a 500 coo
wedding riff fresh Roland West
fim pt0iueer ia 'hr form u a
eoatrae, Ia direct and produce 10
fwn-fset rumssiirs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived May ik,-Htr Yosemite from
San Francisco NJ 1850 q. m, str II, r.
Alexander from los Angeles Via Ran
Francisco at q. ~. May i7.--Str iSn
Diego from IAN Francisco 81 eia0 y. m,
str ". w EsSter nom Los Angeles via
Han Francisco At y. m, str Hottcrton
from Gan Francisco At slao p, m, afr
Admiral Dewey from los Angelvs VITA
San Francisco ht aos y, m, STR Stan
wood from los Angeles via San Fran
cisco and Everett Of la,ta y. IN. str
ChlrkaaaW city from Baltimore Via PORTS
NJ hiih 4 No Ftr rcnnHylvanbn from
noaton VIA ports at p!ah a. M. ST. Atrl.
80 Matu from Tacoma VIA Vancouver
aud Everett ~ 7jto q, M
sailed May ~ Ctr Munairos for New
York aud ports via ports al 4 q. m. May
i5-Atr Admiral nevcNsa for Vancouver
and sound ports ~ ioiEep. m, str sian.
wood for Tacoma Mt $50 y. m, str Ma.
hukona for Mul,astce NJ s;la y, m, ctr
AihsRA tor TAcoMa ~ 7 . M. str TtrAa
for Antwerp and ports via ports AZ &
a. m, All Emma Alexander for Gan
pie4o via ports AZ a, m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
DIR. M'L0UCHL|N
VERY ILL
Health Commissioner Grows
Worse Over Week End

Dr. George N. Mclaughlin. city
health commissioner was reported
10 bs In critical condition Monday
a. Tho Seattle General hospital. lie
IN suffering from influenza.
Dr Mclaughlin hhs been con
fined In the hospital u days. over
the weekend his condition has be-
come gradually worse.
Dr. ". Eugene Alien. phynlclhk
for Dr. Mcfoughlln said sunday
night that The health commission
orA tsmperaturs wnH slowly rising
Little hope wan held out Monday foF
HIS recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
Dance to Get
Cops Victim,
.NeededHome

CEATTLE police md ciWi service
~ employees and n committee OF gen
croushoaricd Seattle women arc
sponsors Of monster dance 10 hc
held IN tho Armory ne4t saturday
night for tho benefit OF Mira Violet
Davis
Mira. Davis. mother n three young
children. VIVA made n permanent IN.
valid October ~, l929, when villa
billct from the gun of pntrolman
\. w. Short hi her spine, The cop
was Chasing shopllftorr.
Tho proceeds Of tho dance viii no
10 furnish ANAL home for Mrs.
DAVIS who Ia In needy olrcum.
AtAnoos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
WOUNDS MAN ON
BOOZE PARTY
v.t.m Forced 10 0iSrobe;
Threalens Ballard Cop

,N,towING a nsa' 'a which
-,.sseins ana suns piaNsi en-
800 WFt naI3 Nayre waa
4 ~ ,iS hospital sgifSrns
taust wound IN ms ah,'o.
~ Jam weaveU tesA Sew
49, y " Was ioisrd On
go IN sunday nlght
=. .seeiins toeg placs al WsaNr
s.,,r i alisgea 20 have shot
100 thfn thrraiencd 20 kill a
- ,s,aeenna eho triri 60 d.
,,sismsut q tho palicr n
1.,s Navarro resrt declared
- wsayer ana Meorr and
ssss met. h. was ~ a down
. 80 - a agiekins garty sts
-, aghi. vhsn thsy ran cut
< ssss -,
y. &C., mers. rhey drove out
w.asws hens,
~, e. sallon cue there.
-. sleked 70 have aid
:. nss men snd a sifi arrived
X. hsa,s stssut ~ q m Wssver
-, ,-xls and Mooge sHd RADIO
add fsg him outaltic the
AZ
xmssr sui.sealy appeared flour
.aes - plssel IN each hand. & =
- Neere jumped GA Weaver.
- = alsarm bim Weaver
"a 4 balls, struck Moore In the
~
r,b,vxs ran ia a telephone and
- ~ Fsiaed poikse.
NaswAilr Weaver had taken his
usn s.s 40 ,hs front lawn. wheFe
!. rnsslsed Moore O. takn or hts
msa hlstirg hin Ga the head
"a Gun bust whrn shs wounded
na I'd nas otsy as quickly a.
xams tAeugks be should
waeu psiFosman T. W spelr ar
n.a wassr dashed into tho house
al sAaafsa. ''Couss IN ard III
ars iva taxa
ser exs~ his pistol ard Weaver
nay came sas Hs Submitted 70
s-w'
ssrs an4 Radnviea we're booked
! sssssws against Syeaveg Meorr
] ~ wsiszsgy hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18

your dlemissal7"
Whar, Tho Ratchet took an
other chunk out Of tho wood block
''Nowl Nowl Young mnn. That
has all been thrcphcd over. II
there arr any other reasons. thcyu
come out In the committee hear
inr
Are you worried about appear.
ing before tho committed"
Whaml The hntchct foil again.
'Somr,imra this wood In worry
tough. dyer chop any wood. young
mann MOI Why should | be wor
rying7 I'm not. Tyc rot my
houscclcaulng on md I'm moro In.
tcrostcd In that right now thnn in.
ycatiFntlons but win appear
whenever / am called.
II wish YOU could Hec my two
grandchildren They're such dcntP.
Sorry they're not here. Ycs. Tits
Nv y fine view like Il. Hike
homftB and recreation for everybody
That's why wnR Interested In
park board work Recreation, chief.
~ That's very important
81 really don't know Iwt what
Ia coming out Of all this. IN Just
aay this much. If Mayor Brown
had asked mo 10. como into His
office aud tnlltcd Tho resignation
over that way, why. I would have
rcsIRned nut he Reyc w "a hous
NMcc, I didn't want to scc West
scnlllo lcfl without my representa-.
lion ON The board, 90 I refused and
WIS dpmiascd"
40 you know anything nboul the
details Of riding academies In So.
nlllc1' The lnaistcnt reporter asked,
Wham' Tho hntchcLlo. chopped
vigorously Into Tho wood And then
there was much silence
Mrs, wilkins wouldn't talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18

rT'HE 60 foot iewrisd egwss. most
l. apee,acular feature ~ she H.,
lumiuatian Tot ths knights Teusplsr
eoaelays here In July, may tc last
on account % fBsuftieian, funds.
The cross was 60 have satmppnt-
Ell ths tofsnnsg nart ~ The Olympic
Hotel IL could b. seen from an
parts Of the cts ard fsr out on
Puget sound Tbn plan q Sta a..
sign sailed gor solid banks - golden
ard ruby ifwels a. night Il wpud
be illuminated IS sne beams n a
battery - eotarpd searcnllxhts sta-
toned on First bin ~ DAY Tho
wOadrr oe tta shtumsrins Jswsts
would he nKhtsd ~ yhE play ~
sunh@atna
hut lt may rot be seen
THE lvwstrd cross Is undoubtedly
,he most b~an'lgal fhlHs q It's klnd
ever undertaken SAID r a. Mmps
son. electrical engineer ard chair
man ~ Fhe committee i'm charge ~
Hluusinatlnn for shr kaignts Tssnpsar
ronetavw I'll would excel shr mar
Vicious towsr u iswets a. the fan
FYpaciaco exposition many. many
fNtd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
Prisoners Haze Liberty
10 Hours Before Missed
Climb Thru Ventator Shaft to Jail Roof and
Climb Down Fire Escape

whore they were confined with is
other, men. Tho grating Ia IL feet
from the floor showing that other
prisoners must have helped them
reach u. Tho grating was torn Off
and the pair wormed their say
up the vtntiistor shaft, which IL
very narrow They reached the
roof and found m eaay escape wait.
Ing for them down the FIRE escape.
Wallace was picked up by ItcHo
police while he was driving car
Stolen from y. n. Catching. 100 N.
s1th NJ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18

Investigation Of daring jail.
break OF two city jaii prisoners gun.
day revealed the fact Monday that
the men had been NJ liberty over
10 hours before they were missed.
according 20 Police Chief sayeryns.
The men nre Pete Howard 10.
Alaska indian. ard Stark Wallace.
fs. Wallace has been captured IN
Ketso and naA been returned 10 Tho
jail here. Howard ia atiii NJ liberty.
The two youths early Sunday
morning managed 10 reach The
grating on the ventiiaior IN the coll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
SECOND AVENUE
tn ISL FARMLAND

The illumination au second asr
will b. completely changed ard ths
street 81 ntsbt wiii b. a falry land
u lights and ~ day lsus read
"a brilliant banners Ninety .swa
light ppIsa wiu he erected in aa4i
sian 80 the present light polss Han
ntrs decorated wtsh hotsidN shtskta
ana sublsrus ~ knights Trrnptat
viii r. Illuminated tfnn wighip
ThsY will raer she street ,hraost the
long avenue ~ 80 Virginia - The
facss az shn building all ~ lighted
~ food iKhfa
Specially designed stahastsf torch
globes vitl b. placed on thr present
lab, standards The paIss viii b.
Fspsiuts4 ia geld and ctpss fwerhs
and shistta on each side a, ths iep
wiW h. studied with inranissrrni
lamps
GA THIRD ave arc light poles will
receive the same treatment A liur
az hsauseaut osunera win parr frosn
the center II tbs avenue. which will
b. Ranked hy Illuminated crosses
formed put 81 cat iswsts. othas
dewulawu streets vii receive thrsr
share ~ Unusual iiiumina'lou and
decoration
Frum f7rst Hll 20 ssarrhiiRh's
viii throN maze ~ eoiorsJ beau=
acrpes the sky, she city and over
she taY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
s =! College to
1--WE Play 2 Nights

! associated Students Of Seattle
WI prsseu, tbs piayle..
!, '.'as BOT the Truth. Monday
=. i.ss'iaS nights a, 81. Joseph
!. a' ism ave. and Aloha Al.
rSs ..s'aiHAnce viii be directed ~
IA. !. Dune. associate editor
H.... ,A y, Clara Passion Play.
n W i'srs will have tho leading
ss,, ! 'sorfsd by Thomas Glenn.
~. ! lsclair. FL RaIston. Van
i y. PIX DonneIly. France cor.
~. ~ ! soNlinG Roger LouEhnsy.
49,. ~. v,rnan. Jack Taylor and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
Boys "Nazareth" Union Suits
Csc
Golden West Raid
Trial Opens Today

-Four Chlntsc, ifsrlvdink pIf''9
sbunE woman, wctr 20 stand trial
In superior court Monday $40 the
first tnat % Prosecutor GOWNS
Chinese zamtaiaK den raids. They
weFo arrested April 3, after depn'
lies mAde spectacular axe ana
sisase hammer raid on iho Golden
West hotel hriidinx.
The defendants. Frank Louie and
Nrn. Louie. arc charged with oprf-
a,inx the place Pa, Gun and Al
sing are alleged 10 have lsefn IN
barge ~ the games They arc
represented hy Attorneys J. + Dofe
ora j. sullivan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
Youth Held for
Reckless Driving

After an auto chssr Of several
blocks, Norman Watson. 10. vas ar
sessed Sunday rs Motorcycle Officer
Charles pcarcc al Second ave. and
pike at. ON charge Of reckless drif'
lnx. according 20 tho officers report
Watson was held for 1850 bail
psArco says thc youths car dashed
past him on wesiiake ave. The
officer purued in his own car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
RYAN rHuTEIs
LOSS Oh CROSS

w pArcy Ryan. electrical sig
arb ug tbe General Electric Co,
wna mapped out she EsusFai seteusH
~ illumination Tor the bsE sestfiN
gathering. and also Tor The San
Frsnetseo show has protested 10 a
telegram azssnst fhe elimination u
the tewetad cross here
Understand ieweisd cross may be
eliminated owing 10 Insufficient
funds This would ~ sutcids to
ths general scheme HYRn'n wire
Rad This cross II Ehs fundamental
feature ~ the entire display and
the basic emblem Of thr order *
would ~ remembered long after ell
other features are forgotten It's
beauty ~ day and night would be
dominant 10 not cut the heart out
u the display
The committee. however. remains
dubious over the fat. os tins fsa,ssrs
cross
An elaborate and striking scheme
Of decoration and illumination Of
ssnttIs's streets win b. worked out
for the couciavs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18

T'HB official motive for training
Il tho heavy artillery Of city coun.
eli investigation onto thr diamissal
Of Mrs. May Avery wilkins from
the Seattle park board by Mayor
Brown Htill remained mystery
Monday morning,
Md Ire tho meantime Airs wilkins
herself remained somewhat ~ q myE.
tory. standing Hteadfnaily by her
declaration that sho has nothing 10
my about the park board cannound.
nE until shr " called before Coun.
Gilman Nichols efficiency committee.
n rs then that she viii state tho
facts M shc aces them.
what about tho mystery woman.
late OF Tho park board7 What Kind
Of woman 10 shc2 why all tho
shooting over her dism,.~,u7
4 star reporter called ON Mrs.
wilkins Moadny morning ut her
home. q: g70l Bench drive. to got
tho anbWcre lie sol only plrt or
them.
Mrs. wilkins W decidedly person,
able. charming. Seattle home maker,
and aho has made bonuilfuf one
overlooking a wide sweep Of Puget
Sound ana on out 10 tho white crest
Of the Olymplca 10 tho west
"Myi N.Y. npologizod MIRA WI
kim, quito after tho fashion " amy
tidy housewife, Two nrN cleaning
houFe this morning I'm sorry YOU
find things in such a mcnn"
she WAS In tho bncit yard, over
locking the Hound She was chop
ping wood
why All this Investigations" the
reporter nskCd her
Whnm' Tho batchct fcll on n
block ~ alovo wood.
~ really can't ray thing until
the committee mcots,' said Mfa
wilkins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
IL. -'.'-ssaa>.-.-.-
'%gn' Husky Arm
Better Than Gun

s'sls ~ @np substituted arm
~ ssuDs s s,'n held % Tom t,lc h.
" H. Nv. ss,, s',ti, At Third ave- and ID
lhssssIs' ,, . = few dollars.
" ra .'eo lsoisd tbs south rort
'''' slab Of roas at'i beef 4 ''N'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
Finds Sister Near
Death From Poison

Found ly her brother IN her apart.
msnt at 1900 2tss avs. SUNDAY
Irene Barfaek. al. was taken 20 the
city hospital suffering from poison
Hospital nurses said that she refused
30 explain how she tonk the poison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
III - aaaHeaHaaa@
~ ( Arms Conclave
s D,esiegate Wins Point

ssrs May H. Chairman
i X n. p ne American delegation
a.,s I. a''ns traffic conference
rsI. No., new victory today when =
'ass wv on traffic statistics
ii, ~ W. q he American yiewpoin,
sssa AZ !. ma statistics committee
'sss, : ,,' ",a"n from the principal
.1u'ying the convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
'0''ee Captains
-. Auto Injuries Man

W.. CO. 20 automobile driven by
s1rssr' p r.. ?. G. Collier, sunday
aatS.l , =. l'iliebeck. Herring
at rh.,s ~ !, 'assn 70 the city hos.
" ,Ilsh,lv ., s naa ssld 70 have been
'srr,a I, ;, bruised. The accldsn,
w. = flrsi ave. and y.sts,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
Seattle May Not Get
Jeweled Cross Wonder
Feature of Templar Illumination
Doubtful; Streets Will Glisten

cedar trees 60 feet high ami ntrn
FROM Jackson ~ to Nsssrr way.
ihalra al thr log ~ colorsd iacan.
tssrsnt lamps, win iins the sttrs
pt me streets The 100 o9e visitors
expected will snter tbs city thru
an atesue az trees. suggestive ~
tbs great forrest Industry * tbe
NaFfbAest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
Weather Bureau Report

Especial from the e. T. Weather puresul
rATuoHi ISLAND, May ". a. MI
barometer stationary hcpHe faE, Wind
suuthwett, 3 miles An hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18

Aft%xra
AtIsxretss
Al2sxFa Animate
EsAnEe as ora
HAL ArnaIg
NFanss
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tff
kWl8fn asta, sFd
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18

ia. obese
20, To arrange cloth In folds.
rs, Unit or electrical resistance.
80, organ OF sight.
81. Reyorential fear.
IS, To Increase.
a6. Dahs.
81. DogmRs.
aa, Wanted.
~. Deity.
a.. TO assist
"a. Guided.
IS, Point OF compass
a., Exclamation OF sorrow.
so. one. thing which streng thens
with age.
80, Hole,
"a, Second note In scale
80, To prevent from entering
81. What child never answers
when You ask II IL wants candy.
50, See.
THE ANSWER To SATURDAYS
PUZZLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
Find Men Gassed
in Montana Mine

GREAT FALLS, Mont May u.s..
Matt Sands, as, and John polan,
49, were Rasscd TO death in the sill.
yer pike mime, near Nehat, yostcr.
day They failed to como TO the
surface for dinner; fclowworkcrS
found them dead together near the
shaft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18

MRS. MAY AVERY WILKINS, in bookkeeping inter-
view" with Star reporter Monday morning. maintained
her silence regarding the for the council nvesga
ton into her dismissal from the park board by Mayor
Brown. Bradley staff
4 AZ Inn H. rnul ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
PIANO RECITAL
At CHURCH
Hiss Eyangeline Hall TO Be
!3Sted by Arnold krauss

lpaaa rseital b. Miss gvanxeiias
y Hall VII b given Fgiday At 8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
j
ntNlbAt
MAY n

MAY ~
rirst nigh TIDE
Itst6a a m. lp ~.
tlrst Low Tide
ls2s a. m. IS ~.
second nigh Tide
Iitei p, m. 50 IT,
second Low Tide
lsssi p m, 40 r.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-06
COLOR IT NEW WITH
"DIAMoND DYES"

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Buy Diamond Dyes"-no other
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-06

Don't blame your banker;
protect your credit by your
life insurance. Call 573,
Great West Life, A. A. DOer-
ner, Agent.
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MASONS

MASONS
Regular meeting Bismarck
Lodge No. 5, A. +. & A. NJ.
this evening at $500 p. M.
Work in F. C.. Degree.
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HERE SATURDAY

1lENE SiAl " MA
Miss Katherin Moynier, who
teaches in Frances, and her sister,
Miss Edna Moynier, were in town on
Saturday. II
HERE FROM TRYGG
Miss Emma Trygg and Miss Helen
Rue, who teach in the Trygg Dis
trict, were in town on Saturday.
FROM NAUGHTON
Miss Mary Aanden. of Naughton,
and Miss Jeanne Kiltie, Of Burnt
Creek, were here on Saturday.
LEFT FOR STEELE
Miss Hilda Dele left for Steele
this morning, where she expects to
work for several weeks.
HERE FROM DRISCOLL
Maurice Herum, principal Of the
Driscoll school, was visitor here
Saturday.
HERE FROM GIBBS
Miss Anna Grenz, who is teaching
in Gibbs, was in town last Satur-
day.
HERE FROM CENTER
Oscar Krutzner, who teacher in
Center, was here last Saturday.
SCHOOL OPENS
Miss ELAN jaeger began school in
Naughton No. ! on March %.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-06

A lar &c shipment of New
Ensemble suits just arrived.
Bismarck Cloak Shop.