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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
SMALL CARS To
END JAM
Traffic Problem Solved in
Europe With New Auto

WASHINGTON. Jan. NJ Nina
fufr mutur rarH tn hyip solve tho
American olty's serious traffic prob
lem were HuEsrsiri by Percy owen
chief 20 the aut1molNr division ~
the department 90 commerce, who
has just returned from "a European
trip NJ automobile Investigation
which covered England, France
lfslY lfrIaBsi Austria, h=nmHrk.
Holland Germany aud Crecho siu-
y8kIH
Preach mechanical genius have
DEVELOPED small city car which
seems 10 me "a marked all IN soluz
tiop ~ the traffic congestion prof..
lem owen said.
'Thr streets 81 Parts swarm with
"a new type % tsAieah. COMPACT aud
light. some machines wide enough
Tor one passenger. some Tor two
They have a wheel base % 40 inches.
10 inches narrower than our stand
ard TYPO. and a small wheel base,
They are much moro economical un
tires gasoline consumption and
street WeaU as well as Ia cost %
manufacture
In tho country districts % England
ana France hr found these small cars
greatly uulnumberiuE larger type
The average European farmer. how
ever, doesn't yet have an automobile
parked in his yard. owen said.
Tho I0uduugra have not adopted
the small car Tor taNic1b uao. althu
they arr used extensively by owner
drivers. Who nrv increasing rapidly
in number
The automobile industry Of Eurupe
u stiIi working under the handicap
of being obliged 90 uac tho equipment
% prrwar days, but the motor man
ulaegurrrs are doing all they Gan 20
bring their factories up 90 large
quantity production. Ia order 20 com.
pete with American manufacturer.
owen reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
INSURANCE BILL
BENEFITS MANY
Plan Would Protect Autoist
and Pedestrian
is BIG ACCIDENT AID
Ait-Run Victims Would Be
Compensated

OLYMPIA, jan. IT, Attic the
Lindalsy auto insurance ban intro.
aucsI here by Rep Marc Morton
~ Spokane apparently iusuIra only
motorists. really n inHurea rvsp-
body Ia The state against death or
injury from an automobile accident,
Morton told The Star today Tho
bin Il the work u Judge Joe Linda
lsy, Of Spokane. president ~ the
state judges association 4 similar
ban r. pending In Mnssaehusstf
Under the bills provisions the
owner Of ovsry motor vehicle pays
a premium 20 the state Cycry year
g fof motorcycles, so for putsrn-
ger ears. SO for trucks and SO
FOR stages Tho state becomes an
insurance company. paying certain
Het sums Tor various injuries and
from 81. 900 10 $1,000 for death The
payments are set in each case on a
fixed schedule and not made arbi.
trauly by The commission which
the bill provides 10 administer the
act
Thus. anyone injured by an auto.
mobile automatically would get com
psnaatiou. n De elected, ITO could.
however. refuse the state insurance
and sue thru the courts for grcaifr
sums. But. II he took the state
payment De would be barred from
further suit
our figures show Morton said
'fhnt pedestrians are injured IN
about 20 per cent ~ auto acct
dents, Many o. thee. especially
In hitauduln cases have no &c.
course. other hundreds who get
judgments find them empty. They
arc unablo TO collect Under this
bin hlt.and.rin victim would have
10 prove only that he was hit By
an automobile: that would be sui
nclent 10 win him compensation on
the fixed scale"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Commerce Chamber
Chorus Sings Monday

Singing the songs that mother
used to sing and telling the stories
that father used To tell viii b. a
art OF tho program Monday night
when Al I.unlin's Chamber Of Com,
mcrce chorus. 80 voices strong. goes
down to the Kenny home for an
,vculng with the old folks. After
he songs Fred SciNas viii make u
speech in which h win tell tho
audience what a wonderful boy Lun-
din was and viii explain that Il
vas getting into politics that brought
about the change. Any mother in
nc audience will he invited 20 kiss
my member Of the chorus that she
an catch blindfolded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

DR.. Goodell will also speak at a noon
luncheon Monday 10 the Masonic
club. Arcade building.
Beginning at 1880 Monday morn.
ing In the Y. W. c. a. there viii be a
busy day OF conferences. denomina-
tional and interdenomnational. with
clcrgymen Of Seattle and many other
Western Washington points in at.
tendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
MORE DEFENSE
TESTS, PLAN
America May Make DAY
an Annual Affair

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Jan. IL
The war department has tentatively
decided TO continue each year tho de.
fcnsc day activities, according 20
Brigadicr General u. Il. Nolan. depu-
~ chief OF staff
THE test gave commanders and
reserve Officers" said Nolan. "a spe.
cfic problem as TO what they would
do in their own communities II they
got orders TO mobollze. how they
would feed the men, whore they
would house them and 40 forth.
Nolan said the final check on de-
Tense day activities showed that moro
than 10000 900 men turned out and
participated. They were not all sol.
diers. but there were "a million and
some odd one-dny volunteers" he
said.
1T would be well 10 confine the de-
Tense test In the future" he said. ito
young men who would be available in
case of war. I don't know as we con-
template any restriction on II. how.
ever. The effort was TO get men who
had been in the war as soldiers 10
volunteer and march with the units.
ut other words, altho they were
in civilian uniform, those were world
war veterans who for that day joined
local reserve units and marched with
them. and rccreated interest. But
tho officers had distinct problem
and that was how they would quar-
ter and feed these men. They had
TO submit their written solutions,
Some OF them were very poor and
some wero very good. This would all
be improved II they had TO do IL
every ycnr."
Nolan revealed that tho tests were
part OF an idea OF General Porshing's
Ito meet the complaint Of reserve OF.
ficcrs that they had nothing TO do"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Road Bulletin
kGNC CoUNTN ROAD uIlETiN
Thomas a. ttsrnian
htnE tuunty tnsinrcr

kiaE oosnt, Eagtnssr
week I.ndiag Isuuary n. 1888.
An rsa,sd ros,d. ip good ssnditi-n.
HeutuHr Maple VALLEY -- resemgII from
hEHEaa four mIirs yaat balance tIF
Gravel. HruEh ar Mapiu Valley taH
hrntr uiagk nlauiand. FaErI fef ne
sasEsa .aF - Esas fhEsa gravel Fasis
ar rrI 81 psEtHa maa iU IlsreH
Maple Nalis, iiiayk niamenig parH
nl.sk pismspd tuuu,ylau ralr rsp-
sunset ltighsaa-
Hsntsa-t ..aausbr raEra
tssa4uah rrrstuur Paved
IsrrsTunH lalI tttY EuTHI arHNrl
tail, cas- Nsrth ttrndy UaaH srayyI
Moth Bend g. 1anP JeS. up1u, sg9l
EguIltfHH-
Sns-iu.iuis ta,ss gIas-d
issisaunh Newport Isis
Nuhuru Hiask niamsud Nia aHHH GcrA
sfkFgi section eea1
sts,sa. Ia. uishvsSt open Go say
" esdiu, tilc pa,aIls yalF msI end
rsuEE n place duo co truHt
hrnt be- Moinrsg Ngo pavement straw
tf rHsfIau HHrJ H plates Ea'arvr E1uIs
ps- Nsias-- Tacoma nighiiny 4sat
Narhrs fassE Ekryurrf condition iH
King t1uufE. 1rrr Co white River
camp bridge ever white tuHrr Iu
paFk Is dangerous gnHditiun.
Lake iorsst rars .Nerth TOnk souarc-
tianF ono mile pavement excellent,
balance Eond EraNvl
Uslirsus- Rrdnand3 Coed graVsi
Rsdnand Iaii cur Coed sraNsl
>saftie- ~, heine,i IiFIrE road. rli across
rayfau uogta % ura MaiFra complete 20
0ren 60 traygis gHa gautlaa approach
ms fltI
NarraN t'oint Road New pavement open.
lan cts IvitI FalT condition.
Al gravel roads rgusf. uiib usft places.
dHe Go fFnht
Fgr further information sail MA lnss5Qo.
IngaI -af
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Batteries Suffer
From Long Disuse

A battery must never be- len stand.
Ing IN a discharged state, as "a coating
viii form ON the plates making u
hard 20 chargc them For this reason,
u the car b. not used in the winter.
tho battery should bn stored with Il
battery service station. where Il can
Dc charged periodically An tale bat
tcry loses its charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households are =
ported by the following men:
Hansen. John. 1i9 Madison ST g.
Martin, Verniee w. Sia y. as'a =
Andrews. II. G.. 2io w. 55th ST. 81
Earles. George. Isl y. s1th st. y,
Hansen. John NJ. 7ol Weller 81 M
Buchanan. Charles Fred. SiVs As''
ian ave. gorl.
smith. William NJ. Bellevue. eoy.
Wilcox. Robert Clyde. soy W. ni-N'
st. girl -,
Raeside, John n. Burbank. boz,
Bensusen. Jack. 200 18th ave- =.
Amdal. Theodore. e7SS Earl ave
w. girl. iii
Eisen. Mathew Paul. Edmonos -
Van Son. Cornelius. So ls'h 49,
girl.
Kiep. John Max, 54li :srd ave :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Australian Unions to
"Black" u. S. Ships

SYDNEY. Jan. 1.-THE scamen's
union OF Australia is preparing to
declare tho American fleet BLACK
on the occasion OF the coming visit
TO Australia this summer. one pro.
posal Is that the liquor trade en-.
pioyes refuse TO serve liquor TO the
sailors. II is also rumored that the
l. W. w. is planning n stroke
against the fleet as a protest against
American political methods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence
Terhune. Charles ~. Everett 49,;
Roberts, IL. Eva. Everett !,
Adsen. Melvin Herbert Seattle -
Ranney. Edna Elizabeth. Wes' -.
Salem, Wis. ..,.......... -
Henderson. Lloyd Byron. Houston !;
Poyser, Gladys. Spokane .''''''g
Coyle. Norris T.. Seattle 1890
Lewis. Gladys J.. Seattle ....'''
Whitehead. Arthur stanley. Sc
attic .....:.,; So. e..
Shaw. Mabel Eggleston, sr,l
attic ..........,.....,
Bell. Ward ". Seattle ......'''..s
ANelson, Blanche NJ. Seattle ."I
SpraEue, George. Renton ..''' n
Goon. Thelma. Seattle .....''''' 4
Conselyea. Byron. Seattle ....''s
Radoy. Annette, Seattle .....,.r,
Jackson. Walter h. Seattle Leg.
NcrNoren- Hazel Seattle. ....she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
JAILED FOR HOLDUP

Suspected NJ holding up *. G..
Koba, J nose. at 66s Yesler
way. on New Years day, two Fill.
pinos, Fernando Magcon. 20. and
Frank INITIAL, %. were held in the
city jail Saturday. Both were mr..
rested by detectives Friday. Koba
was robbed Of $40 by three Fill.
pinos, he said. The third man is
being sought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Man With Legacy
Is Still Missing

Police detectives searched In vain
Saturday for Alfred DcPuIma. who
disappeared January Z. after rccsiv.
,ng a supposed legacy OF $4,000 from
relatives in Boston. \ friend % De.
Palma. G.. p. Hudson. 1909 I5th ave.
$. w. reported the case 20 the
police.
DePalma left his rooms at Tho Ar.
lington hotel on the evening %
January 4. and hes not been seen
since. II -t.E nf..iN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
SALON CLOSES
Saturday Night Is Last OF
Olympic Auto Show

saturday night at 1880 marks the
CLOSE Of Scattlc's first hotgldisphycd
elused automobile salon. And b.
,auSc IL the unexpected crowds, the
eommittee In charge has asked all
sh0 can 60 vlsi, tho exhibit az The
olympic Hotel spanish ballroom dur.
ms the morning and early afternoon
% relieve the congestion 10 night
The exhibit opened nc 10 a, m
again saturday. with an the g. mod
is from 81 dealers displayed for the
1895 prospective purchaser ana the
PATRONS OF art In mechanics, Ar-
aruxlmately $4,000 are believed 20
ave visited the show thus lar this
week. many OF them from out Of
own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
REDUCES
ITS PRICES
Reduction OF $50 to $50
Made on All Models

Word Was received saturday Of "a
FTEEU TVuWE IivH TH 0f1f HHt'fF'"NfI'7
actg-ding 90 che Howell Thompson
ro. logal distributors
Nh, reductions run from $50 Co
$50 ON the various models Details
q the reduction viii D. announced
.lItr The HoWcli-Thampsou Co
announce that on Stars arc equipped
sstgk faH taglg.# t.sss and four
wheel brakes
The reduction ln the price az star
Sans this yv8r. with AN ~ thc added
improvements ON the popular auto
: considered the biggest accomplish
nent In the automotiye industry g1
the year. the lIowelI-Thotmgson Co
sltluA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
F OUR ACCUSED
Robbery Charges Are Filed
Against Quartet

Robbery charges were filed sat.
urday against four men. three OF
whom are In custody. alleging they
held up Mr. and Mrs. Y. @. Koba.
Yukon hotel. early this month steal.
ms $40 in cash and a gold watch
and chain. pawncd for sal Police
arc seeking tho fourth member Of
tho gang. whose only Identification
u the namo John Doc Bad.Eye. a
negro. The three in Jail are Frank
INITIAL. Henry ollie and Deslderio
Lcono
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Divorce Complaints

Genevieve VS.. Chas. Erickson, ,,,s-
Pearl Patricia VS.. Albert
Peterson. nonsupport. ,-,s,ch.
Jos. VS.. Charlotte Schwie''"
cruelty. ,u,ssr
Agnes va. James Waterman A'
desertion. IN.
Chauncey +. VS.. Anna Reeves
compatibility, ,,.urt
Lola Ruth w. James \. "V'
cruelty. -,,cr.
John vs.. Agnes Smolzer. dese s,,r
Dorothy vs.. Harold Mirk. cfus" AZ.
Clara NJ. VS.. Orastus c. Cro"'e''
sertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
ny LEIwp n,NNuM

Travel and lrsru. nr LET
rs Jolt a Little kuowledEy Into
Your Ucau. mgy soon become
thg motto uf the city's street
railway system u n. " lien
dsnsun and Philip Tindsll pat
thru their now rduChtiuuayius
arrurd project
Dave and mn are sold on
tho system They've copied
from tir perennial army and
navy recruiting posters ana pro
pose 20 offer an education com
tlncd with pleasant jauutr.
It's going 20 be- done by ear
cards giving "a liberal. tho some.
what condensed. training IN city
laws. fuctz. ana. mayho. n the
demand b. great enough, a fuw
fnneies.
Tludall Ia displaying "a Hpeci
men card for uno uf tho great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Debt Commission to
Last 2 Years Longer

WASHINGTON. Jan. without
n record vote the house today passed
a bill extending for two years the
life OF the debt funding commission.
The commission is due 20 expire Feb.
ruary ..
During consideration Of the meas
ure Representative Fish. New York.
republican. demanded that France
take official steps TO refund its war
obligations to this country.
I'VE should let France know" Fish
declared. that II Is about time that
she made some kind OF official offer
TO refund her debts to this country"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
RUSSIAN DANCES
PLEASING
Old Country Customs Shown
at Festival

ssat,loa second Russian evening
paAasd into history Friday nirht
leaving n sparkling memory and a
bond % greater sympathy between
the Russian colony % our city than
ever before
a vrlFrouudei entertainment, In
structiyo tn color and tradition ~
old country peasant customs. NJ
pains were spared to complete The
entertainment. from opening num-
Der ~ tho betruthAl ceremony 90
the final dance, where Eucats slipped
tea prepared tn Russian fashion,
Especially well received was the
Dance or tho Jester. by George
Hratoff. former producer and seen
nrio writer og Kicv. who arranged
and staged tho proEmm.
stage settings were designed By
the Russian artist. ]. 4. Ekhin.
aud executed by Mcssrs, Elshin. l.
semotl and Nekciin.
Receipts VIII SO 20 The fund Of
the Russian church II u planned
10 make these Russian evenings
an annual affair IN Seattle.
II YOU buy and improve and sell.
80. 1.a,t,a D., 10 IA urofit Why
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

OF the department
of evangelism OF
tho American Bap-
list Homo Mission.
AIRY society. who
will speak at 4
o'clock vespers in
the Y. w. c. A..
and also address a
union meeting OF
Baptist, Congrega
tional. Christian.
NJ ct h dist and
United Prcshy ter.
ian churches Of
Queen Ammo Hin
in the Queen Anne
Methodist church
Sunday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
GEN. JOHNSON SPEAKS

4 united. prepared America will
keep war from the shores in this
country Tor many years Mai Gen.
W ~. Johnston. commander Of tho
9ist wild West division told his
former comrades at a banquet given
In his honor by division members
at The olympic Hotel. Friday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
900. 900 900 Mills

That's the daily distance autos 10
tho United States travel. estimates
the bureau OF public roads. II b also
figured that the average motor ye-
hiclc consumes 10 gallons % gns
day and averages 10 miles on a
gallon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

Churc hes, VIII
start sun day,
when Dr. Charles
{. Ooodeli. heading
a party OF evan
gcllsts hrrivin g
Saturday, VIII
preach his Gospel
Sunday ~ 3 p. m.
in the First Swcd.
ish Baptist church
~ Ninth ave. and
Pine ~.
Rev. II. l. Chat
tcrton. secretary
of the local Coun.
ell. who has made
tho program under
- .tl.s.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Strasser Is Swiss Consd

Fred strasser. 5li Arctic bai1rl
has been given fun reeogui;ion &
President Coolidge as Swiss osaE
in Seattle. He has been acting &C..
sui since the resignation q n.
Wettrick. two years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
CHRISTIAN. SPIRITUAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS

Church OF Spiritual scienco-A. o.
U. w. Temple dover halD, Ninth
ave, Rev. Loo Elmore. pastor. p.
m. open forum. 4.3O p. M, lecture.
stand for the Right" p. m. mes
ages and psychology.
Now Thought meeting 5000 Ar.
cadc Square. 2 p. m, open forum
Lecture, Tho open Door" by Gloria
Peabody.
Temple of Truth. Second Spiritual.
let chureh--A o. 4. w. hall. Ninth
nve.. Rev. Stella Ross Wallace. pas.
tor. Sunday evening lecture by Rev.
Edward X. Earle. missionary for the
Universal Church OF the Master,
Continuity OF Life"
Bcsant Lodge Theosophicai society
III n. broadway. II a. m. sun
day school. y. m, lecture by Prof.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

new. II e. tho
same Christian
Gospel, but the
method Of organ.
izing for iis procla.
nation has been
improved.
4 c c ompanying
DR. Goodeli. 10
teach the nav
-vangelistic tech
nique. arc Rev.
Jesse NJ Bhlcr. OF
St Louis, repre-
sentlng the depart.
ment OF the Cni,ea
Christian Mission.
airy society. who
viii address tho
rnen'a meeting SUN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
BACK AND FORTH

4 now kind OF truck has been
brought out that travels backward
as well as Il does forward. A seat
facing the regular drivers seat is
another innovation. for reverse
driving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
FUNERAL NOTICES
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
We wish TO express our sincere
thanks TO our friends for the
many floral tributes and kind
ness Of all In our recent beresve-
ment 81 our beloved wife. mother
and sister, Mrs. Mae Ludwick.
Mr.. I. T.. Ludwick. Mrs. Lola
Powell. Mrs Pauline Bowman
and Mrs. w. T. Mitchell (sisterl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
AILSrEEL CITRoENs

Andre Citroeu. the Ford % France.
Is concentrating on production u al.
steel bodies at the Paris factory,
Production ID planned Tor 800 cars
daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
TIRE USE LOWER

Average tire consumption each
year. Tor the average auto, Is ga
In 1915 Il was AIS, showing the ad'
vance made since then In the con-
atruetloE of tIrcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
DEATHS

Parks. Isabella Martha, ~, sie'
eral ave. Jan. Is. >,ss
Taylor. Harry NJ. So, lev Raw"
blvd. Jan. 10. ss sl;,
McCarty, Rachael Gillespie, ~ -"
First ave. ~, Jan. II. r.rr,h
Peters. baby. infant. 1854 f'1
ave. n l.. Jan. Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
USED CARS BURNED

Instead of trying TO rebuild w. w.
cars. birmingham. Ala. motor ~
ers recently made bonfire Oh w." 80
less autos. More bcnfires I"
cars will follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
TO INSTALL OFFICERS

Adoniram Council No, II OF Royal
and Scarlet Masters will hold their
annual installation In Corinthian
hall. Masonic temple, p. m. sat
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
EVANCELISTICAL
CONGRESS- HERE
Church Council Campaign
Opens Tomorrow

a widespread program for teach
ing ''Eyangclis,lc Technique" under
ausplcea Of tho Seattle Council OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

Or Russell +. Thupp. who heads
the local commission on Evangelism.
Fays: "Dr. Goodol's Gospel IS not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
LOST AND FOUND

WILL party who picked up collie
police pup. white feet. near
Green Lake school. December Is.
call KEN nwd-4650 or l5t7? Re-
ward.
WHITE Fox terrier: has one brown
eye and brown ear, wearing har-
ness; license No. bll3, reward.
GA rfld-i7Ss.
STRAYED = Large black Persian
cnt. Thursday night: West Wood
land Park district Reward.
SU uset-0476.
STRAYED or stolen-LarEe male
English pointer dog. white and
black: wore collar. GA rfld-20s6
Reward.
LoST-On rs Ballard car: Promo
camera. postcard size: Sunday
noon. Finder return Go Atwood
Hotel. Reward,
FOUND-Boston bulldog: II identi-
fled, VIII return 10 owner. ME lrso-
Nt2.
LOST--Gordon setter female pun. I
months old. Reward. ME lrse-
s047.
LusT-Door from Dodge sedan,
stolen Nov. 20. Call Ell iot-2036
FOUND. "Wednesday, purse ON Phin-
noy cur. 81 nsot-.Sc6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
LEGAL NOTICES

! WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife. I'LL
Ian Corey. on and after this date.
q u Corey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

mems meeting Sunday afternoon in
the Y. NJ. c. y. at p. m: the Rev.
II. +. stilwell. u. D.. OF Cleveland,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

II YOU buy and improve and sell.
there's bound 20 bo profit. why
NOT use Tho star Want Ads'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
PERSONAL

THE NELL STEVENS BATES stu
dios OF Music. Dancing. Drama.
Languages announce Special Eve
ming Glasses for Commercial Art
Students. 1905 18th Ave, EA ST.
g3si.
! AN stopping the severest asthma
cases quickly. Address A-2s.
Star.
WILL not be responsible FOR debts
contracted In my name. Charles
Bcnlc.
BAD debts collected everywhere.
UNIVERSAL ADJ. co. Ell iot-l6io
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

SAN FRANCISCO. $40; Mccormick
steamer Crosse City. s26.5Sl. s2s
Rail-Plckwick stage Cheated cRrs).
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BARGAIN!
TWO STORIES
in ONE

George Niblo and Helen
Spencer are the featured players
Of step On 1t" at the Gayety
next week. Niblo objects strenu-
ously to being called an actor
Il am not an actor" he says,
for the very simple reason that
] do not act. While / am on the
stage, clowning, / am being per-
fectly natural, and having a dog
loose dance my fool head off and
have people laugh at the foolish
things / do. If I tried to act I'd
be stiff and restrained, and in
tramp role such as l essay, that
would be fatal. don't even
try to be natural, / just am.
Helen Spencer tells story on
herself. Il was playing my home
town, Newark, N. j." said Miss
Spencer, when a little girl came
and asked me if 1 would give
her an autographed photograph
of myself was naturally
pleased, and complied. The next
afternoon, the same little girl
was there again, with the same
request. The next afternoon, my
little friend was there again with
the same request. II asked her
what she wanted with so many.
Well she told me, we girls
are saving photographs of stars,
and if / get three of yours / can
swap them for one of Mary Pick
ford'S"