davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
llll,ia pulJastutiia
tebtD
6aHias'isia teftp nniia pdIiastuf'
ia labinfiien uttamiiesta. gsisIet
fnobnfiisia.

Nuori lotinies u. 8. OSuaIt
Scitcbinion'isia, Esanias.. on ipou.
nonitt ipptteen tpaItion panffiofiox
fomisiioneria Carl s. Yeterinr.isi
fpostaan ipptt6en Ieterionin pppt6-
neen $4,000 ipplIiiefii ti,omit,ul
$utcbinionin panttiirin Bolter
Srunonn suapaofii banffimiieSto.
@altion plilafimies 6. 9. @rtf.
fitb on ipaatinut Beterionin tuiras-
toon erottonista.
Seterion on tlttuernoori Tnipcsia
bptpd pstG1pd ia polittiuen nei,Dop-
antaio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
9nItaa ISbbettb GunuSan ipesta.

8roneeI, Mastd. - Mh,utomien
tpiimeisten pdttpien fltlucsIo on
@oI6 BIon ioesta iootu ftportiindpt.
teitd, ioioen mufnno on runinostt
fitItao. Moinittu iofi iiioitIee Cos.
iior oIueeIIo 9ritisb GoIumbiosio,
pobjoiieentGiin @ranaeIista, ioIto
ieu6ltIto I6poettiin tuItoo tpiime
ippsfuusiofin. SSrtonoinen fuIto tut-
tittoesin botpoitttin pubtoofii feItni-
ietii fuIIofii ia fportiisia oil fultoo
isf'fttpeG iefoiiin. ionto tofia ie of
pGriItd6n riiuflrnp6ristd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
Snnrpetfnttuiu Geo 9Oret3 fnollnt
tuanfilosIn.

StotetuiIIe, SII., tomrif. 8 ,.
Geo @oret3, cbico9oIdinen iuitrpet-
fiittoio, iofo fdbpeIii omiin tosfitt-
binio noin 100000 omniTiItnon
ia bstafpiItGdn goponon oIjptn,.
min pbtepoesiG ia ioto tiionittiin
Gstcttdin tdf6I. mathematician p6-
oestd fpntmeneen >puoteen, fiioIi
iponfiIon ioirooIosIo II. 8 b. Italia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
fanias'in f1ipern65riG ipostnar
+ rasfas Ipnt6s.

Sbapnpe tatntin (aan.) nleinen
3pptt1j1 Ner Tinfham 8eoie on
shostanitt ippt6fien tpoltionio f''"'cr
@6orid s. M. Oopes'td ia bdnen
boitaanIo Rusien 6. Daapesia tpas.
aaon ia5iutiien ottamiiesta.
Snptcficn nuifaon on tItipcrnSfri
.sttonit Iobiutiena $3.50 erdGlt1
ippIliIefii tobisteti,Itn pontfiiriIto,
s.. 8. Bollmonifto. jolle f,spernoo.
81 tpastolnbiot'i on dntonut onteef'
iionnon.
&nitpot on tp1litt1npt tlitperuoo.
xtn poifa, @usielI 6. DotueS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
Geiinri Ingnstnfien fniuu lODoettb
Sn6Iun.ioesta.

9eep gort. - Suoion iocStn on
lopoettp mormorinen fliua feiiort
Slugustufiesta ia on tluuo oietptht
n6ptefofeImoon. Monet trtfi.
lat cipot fitG mieItG, ettG tGmG tpeis
totlnua on eniimGiieltd fplioiifoool-
ia. 2uipo Iopoettiin fpmmenen iol.
foo itnpGltd forposto iotpesto. Iiion
tl,ntiiot fonotpot. ettd futpon up.
poomiIeen on taptpnpt fiiIuo $50 e.
Ii 200 puottn.
Irtuottiifieno on fpipmps mitcn
ti,o toi6eteos on fuIfeitlinut tdnne.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15

IeitSemdnfpmmenen puooen ifdiie-
nd. SdnesTd on elGtpien iorfosto
poistunut borros firfonmies ia pad
toupinoisio Observation-Disclosures
ia iuitterosti toiminilt iieIunpoi.
men.
gtotposti $iIoen oil ipntpnpt tam
milf. 6 p:nd 10. 1853 Gfoosio to.
IoIIiIenpoifono. TuItuoon bIioppi.
Iootii 10. 1872 rpbtpi ban pliopis'
tosio borioittomoon teoIogiiiu opir
toto ia ipoImistui popitit 10. 1875.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
Gnomolninen nninen pnnsittn fir.
toiaislnfien riffomiIestd.

Duluth, Utinn. - H. 8 b. tudn.
eitIi roiopotruIlitdrfostoio GIort e.
Genn @mborrnsiisIo Sna 2uomo
nimtien, it'd 20 ipuotta, uItomoa.
Ioiieno, ionta Idsn6oIo tdsIG mnos.
IA oIiIi tpostoin Glmerifon iiirtoIois.
Infeio. geoinen tlioooon 0uIutbiin
t1lId niifoGIo ia tuIlnnn bGntG tittt;
mnon iiirtoInistorfnstnio gfemineto-
min eoesid. $dn on ipntpnpt Suo-
mcsia ia tiiIi ybOpspoItoibin man
bcmpienio nuifono II m. tofoperin.
Bonbemmot eifpGt ole stmeriton
fonSoloiiiu. Se oiifunt @mborrosiis-
"a.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
13.WnOtias tptt5 mpptp fiimaIaiiine

Sortforo, Conn, - Sobn Oofes
ia bGnen 23Duotios tuoimonIn
tuong;ttiin pniffofitnnoIIo, inntettn-
ma 13.nuotioon tpeIieniG tpttGren
luotputtomiiesto foboen fiinoloiien
buostoon. Tptto oil Moinen poltios
IA boibettotponG erGGsiG orpotooIs-
ia, iosto Daft ottifpot InpIen ia
Iuotpl,ttitpot fiinoIoiiiIle, Charles
Sun9iIIe ia See 2imiIle. &ottti rn.
bot ia ortpoeiincet. ioita into TAI,
tGntni bdnen Iuotpitttao Mile bon.
fiIoilIe, iotto b6net Inoipitttitpot fii'
noloiiiIle.
Iiioito ieurnnnei6en benfil6'ocn
tietoien miifoon. otpot Sofeiit tlIr'
nustoneet lucputtoneenio tnton fiji
noloisten bnItltun ia on BEST biz
oGtettp oiteistluInstciua iuurtcn
$4,000 totousto tpostaon.
@oItion prctiroottorin ieIitpficn
mutoon, iosta piSdtetteid ipptet6Gn,
Ionfetetoon rangoistustn oinof;n 30
tpuotta tponfelitto, elIei enennIdn.
fin. g. &.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15

2onIos'in tpirostoon IiiopirtpuR
fiiipernoorin DnipeIin fi,ulustcIu on
m66r6ttp oIfoipofii periontoino II.
% p:n1 feIIo 1. 6ipernoorid ipb-
tet66n Iobiitfiien ottoniiestn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
&noIemnntnOmiOn t61tdnt65npa'
noG taas Iiirrettu.

SpringfieIo, Sn. - &tipernoori
Smou on iiirtGnpt @ernnro Gran.
lin, poliiiimieben mlrbooiop, ftloIe.
montiomion acknowledgement bubti'
f,rnn II p1itpGfii. Btimefit oil
Crotttin tiioIinpdtpGtii mGdrdttn
fdmmttiun 16 pGip1. Sdntdn tuoIe
tnontlonlion iiirtdniien pbtepoesid
hllt mpostin bpI6tpfii plioiteu6psIc
rioonoIoiiena oletuo fiiolemontuo.
niotpiDmps BnIter &rnuieriIle, 10.
Ia of @rontin tonsio tIorittu fito
Icmnon tpitmemoinitun rttostoperi-
no.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
q. 81. SiISen fnOnnt.

8t. t2 b. iTtnpdipdIId spoipni
fiioIemon uneen &eIiiuein etcI6iIcr
iitomoIoiien icrtrnfimnnn firffober
ro, roposti norT 9tueist SiI6er
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
Si6 NfaeGo1 t1tomittn 1-10 iunu-
teen.

Cos IngeIes, GoI. - 3io Sec
COB, tirnnethi rbrffeiIiid ia tob6ef.
Jan ipotnton mics, tlontittiin tt. s
p. pboest1 fpmmeneen tpuoteen tu-
ritusbuoneeieen, tiIhiaon tllistetuf
4 ippIIiiefii ibmistobpoon Wtrs
Sbereie SO. Moriin niirbon iobSos
ia, totn tapobhtt tpiime eIotuusia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
Guti "iuaubOille piioille."

9eGp Yort. - Wlestd ei lumoita
iiiben "eni.mGiieen buoneist6taIoon.
iofa on rafennettu naiiilIe atnoas
tann" ia on laatuaan oinoa maail.
masia. 0tofenna,s on porba | aon
paImiStumasio IGntiien 30:nen ia.
oun lporreIle tGGIlG ia on fen ipoI.
"t'r'ista 1pohpomaSia neiti @ra
Yoggi.
Nciti Ioggi, iota on 8e,p Ocrtis
ia oIeipan, pli maan uIottlnpon ttt'
Sfcuron oia8ton jobtoja, ottoa mas
taan batemufiia oiltftaifii oifolrille.
YbtenG ebtona tiobon noistcn ia.
loon oiiiffoatii p66icmiieIle ON ie,
ttI ei iuo oIlo tietoofoon aipioIiit
'oon merosta l1bitulepoiimloesio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15

eestop. Ohio. - SiIoa 3osfelo,
'uomoIoinen noinen. iota on joita,
TN oifoiu oIIut tddIId @est sSielo
'nimiien peniionaatin poltpelirf
Tesla, on 6sfettdin ioonut patentti-
Iiupon fefiim6lIeen puhoistusoinecl-
le, iofa tefiii6n tpafin,tufien nru-
fnon on erincmninen tobroien (rlins
teen, maalin, nocn y. n.y. poistoio
mootteisto. TGmGn IiiGfIi ie or
mo'niotc fliporin, hopeon n. m. me.
tolien tiiIottamiiesio. Bnlmistetto
mor+pn tornittmpot roofooinoet
tltlIinpot tllerpon buofeitii. ioten
ii(I6 moi Ola menestpfielltnen tlile-.
maiiuuS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-01-15
SUpiA.. .. yy..
,puy
SOtafurtunnsaiiasia paIsts Dt.. &C
ijseteen ia luplmns on alle.iriu.

2iittouhlnritt>n .udltolth d 3 :
SpSuoItoien eoustniien tofoufiesia
Rariiisio. iosia on nelilpoteItu iota
'ferpausten iuorittamiiesta, on pd6s
to pfiinuieIIiteu H.. j
fostemot iopimufft opnt q lc iot
itcthi- Sopimutlet peristupot Da.
auesiu aitoiiemnin tctem1Gn iuun.
atteImaan. Gen mufoan ybopswaI.
aoiIle tlillaan iuorittamaan Sotiol-
Ia hileipista fortpautiista ga pro-.
ienttia ipuotniiina mataiiua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
PRESIDENT Sits
JOB CANDIDATES
Coolidge Takes Time in
Filling Cabinet Post

WASHINGTON. Jan 81 prei-
dent Cuoildsy has narrowed tho field
or candidates zoe SECRETARY of agfi-
culture. originally more than 200.
90 half dozen
ThoSr uvw rrgriyiHg serious rcnH
sIdsatiaB Include former Governor
Kobert Carey WNgmiug Thomas D.
Campbell Montana Ralph a. Mvr-
ritz California. John g. Fields. nks
hhoma, Louis Tsber Ohio. and
Willis 2 faiIry. Kansas
The uusl selection mas not D.
any cf these. but az the present
moment q can De- said that they
are leading the field BY "a good
margin.
The president is taking unusual
care hsCause he has decided upon "a
marked changy in the policy % The
department
Previously the department laid
most stress ON tho production end
nr farming. but now tho president
believes the time has come 20 pay
particular attention 20 marketing
and distribution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Founder of Spokane
Spokesman Is Dead

NEwFOuSBLANp. ~ D. Jan
% Joarph French johnson. H.
founder az the SPOKANE tWaahl
Spokesman la 1880. died her" yesier-
day % heart diHrss4 he Aas prrsls
dent 81 che Alexander Hamilton IN
stItuis and dean Of thr school ~
Commerce 90 Sew York university
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
BUY A TICKET
Home Benefit PaSteboard
Sale Opens Tomorrow

The ticket sale Tor the AuThcatri,
cal Ball and Midnight Vaudeville
which viii b. held 81 Valentines
ulght. Saturday. February "a. st the
Masonic temple. for the benefit 81
Daddy Diapers ChildrvBa home, will
officially open saturday,
The tickets, printed by the Pioneer
Printing compShy, hrr treated b. a
special process and viii BE- impossible
20 duplicate,
The tickets can b. obtained from
ushors az the leading thcatcrs. cigar
stores or az tho headquarters. az
Hellig building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Mrs. Washburn, IS,
Dies at Home Here

Mrs John 7. Washhun. So, resi-
dent Of Seattle Tor Is years. died
THURSDAY az her home. 1926 nth
ave. W.
Funeral services win be held az
the Washington Cremation society
chapel queen Anne I'm. Saturday AZ
? p. IN. She Il survived BY hor
daughter. Mlrs. J. Ralph Magcs. wife
% the pastor Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Babson Thinks Textile
Outlook for 1925 Good
Demand for Goods Picks Up; Won't
Say Much About Cotton Prices
pAnsoN PAIN. Nau JAN .

pAnSON rAIlk. Mass Jan 20
ID tu yl5e ~ the Ur,tsb-d Cond
lion ~ she textile industry Roget
" ll,bsau vas tndaA interviewed a7
Co rns fundamental situation m tbia
hasig manufacturing srvup H.
seem more upiImtsfig f1r che rgm.ug
year and siyrs Euoi nggaous far hs
belief
The industry has nut been 20 du'l
Tor tp years as The year just closed,
says Mr Ihbsou 'Husinsss has been
rxcrrdlnkly poor. tho mills have made
onIy small profits u any many dlN.
drni- have been PASSED, and unemr
playmrnt in mn-t textile rtulrr has
been quite general Many atoekhoids
rp iu Sew England mills feet that
the entire industry o. moving South
and they are naturally discouraged
Hence, most people connected with
textiles whether owners or employee.
have been quite depressed duIiuG She
past year
The cost and price rradluatmeHt
which has been Ia prograa the past
year will so lar toward "a stabilize
ton Of The industry
estimate that The neat statement
of production viii show jump of
over a. per cent iu cotton goods s.u,r
lbe loss 1f Bst fraF Ffie15 faf pfiHi
cloth, -hvrtlnga grry Euois ana sins
hams are now more in line with the
general commodity market than ,hsl
have he-n Tor several yeaus
-Or course the textile situation ls
primarily bound 49, Ia three factors.
First. the dsmaud for goois. Sec
oud, the price q cotton. and third
the WaHr scale.
Statistics clearly indicate that the
demand for gpoda viii bc greater In
1885 than in 1894 Prices Wiil b.
more in line. people viii have more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
PILOT" DENIED
Portland Police Chief Says
Dry Is Free 10 Testify

PORTLAND. Jan. "a chief ~ Po-
lice Jenkins today denied that %
plot" wa Ufoot 10 prevent n, HDE.
dh Pierce. former state prohimflon
agent from testiiyinE before che lex
iriaturr committee lnysstig ltinE the
state prohibition department
ne said De voul1 rec that Pierce
would be- able 20 SO 10 salem 10 tess
NY so far 30 police affaIn are cos.
Hsrusd
Pierce was ARRESTED yesterday on "a
telrphous up telling where hs vaH.
The tlp came from ", ST. AcMllis,
one u Prohibition Director George
T. clsaysr'r most trusted agents. Pc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Poet-Bootlegger Is
Given Year in Jail

Fur tho third time August I'M
lsfglt Nsa convicted OF violating the
liquor laws and Iudgr eastman.
despite The fact that Auuirts bride
~ less than week Eat wide eyed
and pleading n thr courtroom pro
uouurrd usutruc~ upon him ~ IA
year aud a day Boa the county Jail
Later q developed that tho petite
bride had been bis chief defense wit
nrsa ia The trial when hia attorneys
nrelrr and Boyle. sought 90 convince
q jury that he waA a poet. not a
b0utlsEErr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. CotterilI Is 90 Years
OF Age Today

Mrz Robert cotteuu Friday eve
ming win celebrate her 3zud birthday
Nrh thr uaa traditional family
PARTY rendered her the pact few
years hy frisnd- and relatives az The
home ~ her con, Prank t"'icrlL
m4vora temporary secretary, alI
TAYLOR ave
Mns ,uftsfHI her som -uFr has
read The seattle Star practically rFr
yrg tay since Itr Urt edition "ar
printed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
HELD AS R0BBEg
Portland Police SAY y.
Held Up q Person,

PORTLAND Jan. zz-a...
today brid William s,A -. {
aged FFtsetds man. o,
Highway robbery. afisr ~ = r
n Hsn Boz a Troutdals pel -
laHt night AZ
BE vas ab9t and ssrisgsl,
cd by TAO TrJufdsie e,,,,.. 80
'ifnsrErd tHs pottery mil s
fDr "a tms m1 ss e.sss,.- /
Soma brush m yaean, b
Full sgufes "a be- nar g..
for a SERIES m r1bherlss u -.
Muiin0mah r1unty 80 -
county including ihs f..,aeses -.
hank -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
French Premier Gets
Big Confidence Vote

PARIS. Jan. "a This chamber Of
deputies today expressed - conn,
dsnes Ia the tcrriot government by
a vote Of 900 20 &c on tho govern.
mrnt program for solution 81 the
housing shortage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Seattle Boy Jailed
for Stealing Auto

PORTLAND. Jan % Peter flis
nofE iTsYraf zuid SEATTLE hoy WAS
sentenced yesterday o. lg months
iu federal prison ry Judge Rsln
on charge ~ Hi-ailns an aulumor
mie Ia seattle and driving 10 10
salem. ore, in company With Theo-
dors Hefghili The latter was som
fenced 90 rs months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Democrats Discuss
Community Centers

The plan u making community
csuters out ~ school building.
adopted in some cities, viii be dis
cusaed by tho king County Demo
cratic club a. ith weekly meeting
"a Moves cafeteria. Saturday noon
Speaker are Judge King pyksmaH-
Mrs John q Hsu Prof Dallas T.
johnson, Mrs . ~ Hannah aud
Mra John q. Mathews
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
X. c. GELS CONVENTIONS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.--Thc
1875 annual convention and eIposi.
ton Of the American Bottlers OF
carbonatsd Beverages and Beverage
exposition will be held in tho Am.
erican Royal building at Kansas
CITY. Mo. October 10 and 20, inclua-
I've.
Kansas City's central location
vas a big factor In winning the
gathering for this year after tho
field had been narrowed down TO
the Missouri city, Buffalo and
Cleveland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Day Files for Port
Commission Position

Ju'b f'eT formerly Eai
slate mEhpaY engineer. haH flied
intentions ~ rsndidary FOR election
20 the port commission ~ tEr Port
'of seattle Iiis policy ia 10 pat the
port on a paying commercial balH
and b keep BE- out 0f poi.fiCa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Test Ends Chinese
Joss House Mystery

The blood and hair on the boio
knives found in a Chinese Joss
house Wednesday night by narcot.
les raiders was chicken blood and
strands Of silk and wool fiber. Luke
5. May. crimlnologist. reported Fri.
day. after making a test.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Capt. Anderson to
Be Buried Sunday

Last rites for Capt Oscar An.
derson, master % tho Pacific
steamship CO. coastwiso steamer
Admiral Watson. viii b. held sun.
day. al I p. m. az the Bonncy.
Watson mortuary. lie was found
shot 10. death 10 Portland hotel
room "Wednesday.
lie IS survived By his widow and
three small children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Nephew of Famous
Man Ends His Life

ANCHORAGE. Alaska. Jan. ga
Casper RoSsuth. 81. butcher. who
committed suicide hers yesterday. 20.
day was dcnuned hy private papers
as a nephew % i.ajos Kossuth. IA
NOUS hungarian patriot
koSsuih came 10 Alaska tn 1899.
lie has a son living IN California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Remove Extra Ear
From Otis, Ore, Boy

SALEM. Ore, Jan. % Physi.
clans said today an operation has
been performed successfully on
James Gentry. IL. of Otis. Ore. to
remove an extra car which had
grown on 10 the let side of his
face. Physicians said the abnormal
growth was most peculiar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

>oTE-Do NOT LET SNOW OK THE
sENERE>T WEATHER INTERFERE
WITH YOUR HE1NG BAKED. Our cold
% rheumatic cnses ne~d not fear catch
ing cold after hakes. They arc prepared
after their hskes 90 resist the -sssrrst
storms. and NC are having no com
paint. Of patients eatShing cold what
soeser.
DR.. LeuEnnsys Human Bake oven re-
moves SPINAL 1RKirATfo>i pain In
back of head; pulling u cords In neck
some treuhlc- with eyes, pain between
shoulders or In other parts % spine. or
burning. sehlnx. tenderness or soreness
bronchifis. Iamsssss Of fingers or feet
dropsy or iinEiinE like priekinE Of pin-
PECULIAR. almost inde>eribable pain. OF
dhtre-s In hrart, stomach. kidneys or
other part. Of chest or abdomen, back
ache. seiatiea. rheumnti-mg rhronir con-
.tipation and all stomach disorders.
NOTE-Dr. LouEhnsy's officc- are To-
ested at the cornsr Of ttfth and Iuion.
in the Crap Bldg. Rooms 5io-Jii3If-
Jis-3ff.
Or. LoaEhney h assisted BY competent
lady nur~rs. Hour. a. IN. To y. m.
sunday 10 to ~ enly. Telephone FL lot
1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

none, end stocks must bs rrp'su-
hbei
A. ta the puos ~ cotton Dc b. am
gult "a make forecasts buf b. seems
n1v az Hir level aul D. relatively
eHsnprr than au1i at che mumrui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

Rumapla ALSO has suffered severe
~ from a short corn srasuu last
seasons CtUL totaisd $4,000. 900
bushels. ar against lsi 900. 600 the
year bcsoru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

s.stti., usaias Tea.
- -aszArI "a. ts1a
D.. Ls2SAasY staFgst ~ ssrenis
.seAa ta4t Aats szffsrst atsa.ilF sin
Ter etsF fiftssa ysars aHI c1 etasF 4astsr
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

lice ascertalned Thsy arreated rlfrea
on a bench warrant iasusd because
he failed 10 pay "a $50 fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
HILLS fight ~ TowN

MADRID Two sHr4Es1 bulls
foeksd horns In the center n the
public square ana fought until both
~ them sg bleeding and exhausted
ia tHr street They had been bitch
"a 20 i.o uarn but quickly shook
~ their harness when tEs battle
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-29
WOMEN MUST OBTAIN
PERMITS TO PLAY POLO

Not even alluring debutantes can
play polo on the Potomac Park
grounds without a permit from
Lieutenant Colonel c. o. Sheriff.,
director Of public buildings AMI
parks.
Two polo teams composed Of 50.
ciety girls were politely ordered off
the field yesterday by park police
man because they had failed to OBJ
tain the necessary authorization
There is no prejudice against young
women playing polo, bur when they
play, it must be on permit basis.
The teams expect to play their
first game Saturday. They are com
posed of Mrs. T. j. Johnson and the
NJ sses Elizabeth Jackson, Maude
Preece and Phoebe Quinby as the
white" team, and the Misses Helen
Marye, Lydia Archbold, Anna He'd
rick and Margaretta Moreno as :he
"red" team
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-29
COUPLE REVIEWS
SHORT-L|vED
ROMANCE
''MiIIionaire Reporter" Now
College Student, to Be
Near Former Bride
BY international News Service

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29.-Theo-
dore Joseph Mayer, Twenty-Five
year-old millionaire reporter" miss
ing since he fled from Los Angeles
after startling twelve-day romance
with Sandye Brush, seventeen-year-
old Stanford coed, who was taken
from his arms by her parents, ana
for whose love he swallowed poison.
slashed his wrists and was sworn
to be insane, 10 at the side of his
former bride again today.
The young man, grandson OF
Theodore A. I5avemeyer, New York
sugar magnate and a nephew OF
Rear Admiral Wilson, II. S. NJ, of
Newport, r. l., was discovered by
authorities late yesterday, registered
as a special student in journalism
at Stanford I University, Palo Alto,
near here, where Miss Brush Is also
a student.
Mayer was surprised at reports
of his mysterious disappearance"
| from Los Angeles. He declared ne
had been in Palo Alto since DC.
tober /, ''just to be near Sandye."
Both Mayer and Miss Brush made
known their plans to wed for the
second time. They were married in
Santa Anna, On September %, after
an elopment from San Bernardino.
Miss Brush Is the daughter of a
mountain inn keeper.
Miss Brush was reticent but
eagerly confil med Mayors state
ment that they would be remarked.
She is living In one of the women's
dormitory buildings on the Stanford
campus.
Mayer is a Harvard graduate and
has been married once before. He
was divorced from his first wife,
Madeline Y. Mayer, August 2, 1924.