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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
Los soCIALIsTAs TIENEN Ell

IUTURo DE FRANCIA EN- SUS
MANOS
PARIS, abril IA Omitted Press)
--Ciento cinco diputados socialistas
tienen ell future Immediate de Fran
cia en- sus manos pues sin ellos Sc
ra impossible for1nar gabinete. Esto
explica por que BRAND ha pospues-
to su decision definitiva de aceptar
Ell gobierno. BRAND no podra con-
testarle NADIA a Doumergue hasta
que Ell Consejo socialista no decida
81 10 va q apoyar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
sILVEsTRE FElJoo

En- su domicilIo, Monjas NO.
2, trabaia de su profession to-
dos los dias de 9 a II A. M.
y de 3 a 8 P. M.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
Aguada estd...
(continuaci6n de La sra.)

mite Local Pro Monumento 10 re-
presentaran el sefior Raffucci Y
el Reverendo Arancibia. En- re-
presentation del Alcalde, que es
miembro del Comit&, asistira el
senor Enrique 1rizarry.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
VendO Auto JeWett

de cinco asientos en- buenas
condolences. - lnformaran:-
Allen No. 2. Derecha, Tel. 66e
San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

EsPERApAsE Ia CAPTURA
DEL PREsO P0RTOaRIQUE
SO MulD0 DE IA cARCEL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
LA PETICION DE
AGUADA.

He aqui la petici6n que este CO.
mite somete a la legislature:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
LAUNDRY WAGE
FIGHT ON
Employees Ask Increase, but
Owners Protest

Negotiations between Laundry
Workers union aud owners Of Sc
attic laundriea. over an increase az
the minimum wage from $3.50, the
present scale. to SIS week. have
so fnr failed to result In an agree
ment.
Union leaders. while declaring
Monday that matters had not
reached critical stage. admitted
that determined forces seemed to
be working on both sides Of the
controversy. Negotiations thus far
have been mainly thru correspond
ence. However. a conference held
two weeks ago was unpFoductive OF
results
The Laundry Drivers union and
the Steam Engineers union are
likewise involved. both asking In
creasea The drivers ask si0.a-
week increase. from a minimum Of
s25 to s.5 weekly. The engineers
ask the union scale Of S42 a week
minimum.
A meeting OF owners OF seattle
lsundries was held Monday noon to
determine tho form Of action to be
taken by the employers. No state
mcnt OF intention BY Individual
owners cotld be obtained by The
Star In advance Of this meeting.
It is claimed by laundry workers
that some OF the employers arc al
ready paying the SIS minimum
weekly wage asked by tho Laundry
Workers union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
SleepIess Students Are
GiUen Psychology Test
Jazz, Ball Games and Rides Devised to Keep
Young People Awake 60 Hours

WASHINGTON, Aug. I7.--By Z,
P9-Georgc Washington uniyefBlJy's
eight fatigue marnthonors, who sue,
cesssuly completed their 60,hour
sleepless test last night, were
dragged from the arms Of Morpheus
today Tor observation by the soleu,
lists.
Swollcueyed and stuff from their
Iona vigil, the partially rested young
men and women submitted with wry
smiles 10 stethoscopes and laboratory
apparatus, Then they struggled In
for the final psychological ,ssts.
which are 10 determine the effects
Of fatigue on mental reactions.
Or. Fred A. Moss, head OF the
psychological department.. who
watched the students thruout their
long combat with sleep. had dark
circles under his eyes as he came
In today 10 finish the examination OF
hts specimens.
Before tho marathon was won last
night every known e1pedleut had
been used 10 keep the young people
awake. AZ first their regular rou.
tine. then ball game between the
world champions and Nav York Yam.
KEGS. night rides on country pixies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
"Jazz Girl" Makes Last
Fight for Liberty Today
Mother-Slayer's Fate to Rest With
Jury Tonight, Attorneys Hope

GAN FRANCISCO. Aus lf-lRy
- u. Pl-In the same court build
ing where Roscoe Arbucklg fought
his way 20 freedom from a murder
charge resulting from another San
Francisco party" Dorothy Elling'
son. also having her morntnE AFTER
viii make her laat stand today,
Both the state and the defense
hopo 60 complete the girls case 60.
day and place Il IN tho hands OF
the jury
Dorothy is charged with shooting
her mother 60 death when the latter
sought 20 prevent another party
IN the then l6year old girls pleas.
urr mad career The party" was
held al ths home Of an entertainer
from a Chinese dance palace on the
synthetic Rarhary coast few
hours after the murder.
Dorothy says that Jimmy" Ia
Mari, a boy friend addicted 20 dope,
killed Mrs, Eulngson Now. facing
tho crisis OF her life, she cant find
Jimmy,
Another fair weather friend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
DRAFT STANDARD
LIEN ACT
Hoover Appoints Committee
to End Confusion

WASHINGTON. Aug. i7.-sccre.
tary Hoover has undertaken TO
eliminate another cause or eonfua.
ion and dispute in business.
He has appointed n committee of
IL men TO draft a mcchanIcs' lien
act that viii serve as standard
for adoption by tho various states
whore widely different provisions
arc now in effect.
In general all state mcchanics'
lien laws provide that contractors.
subcontractorS. mechanics. laborers,
architects and material men. who
have contributed toward constitute.
ton OF n building. may obtain a
lien or the property II they are
not paid within a reasonable time.
After the lien Is secured. II tho
owner does not pay, his property
is sold by the court TO settle tho
claims.
But some atnto laws contain also
provisions which different groups
concerned claim arc unfair; and all
vury In minor details. causing OK.
pense TO organizations doing busl.
ness in several different states and
70 workers who move from ono
state TO another.
Hoovor's COMMITTEES contains rep
resentatIves OF all the interests in.
volved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17

says Dorothy Her other boy frlendN
gay and sophisticated mcn-ahout-
town. ranging IN ago from l6 TO rs.
have SUNK away too,
Tho state, FrImly prosecuting this
giFl like uuy other accused murderer
says that Dorothy lice; that there h
no Jimmy La MARI and that she
herself shot Anna Ellington,
Her leFal defense ~ basiuE lie
main fight upon a plea OF insanity.
The girls stubbonly adhered 20
Jimmy la Mari" has not figured
greatly in tho case by her attorneys
While not tcpudAtcd. 4 il eonEid-
cred another Wild imagination Of her
mind
Dorothy once confessed 90 tho
murder Since then she has rrpudl-
ated tho confession and hor attor-
ueys assert thg bhe WA out OF her
mind whom Il was made.
She Inns siuea b-en adjudgcd IN.
sane. committed 20 tho state insti-
tuition AZ Napa and subsequently de-
clarcd sane again by tho Same allen.
lists who ordered hor commitment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
Cop Shows Driver
How" SIOW" He Is

A DOLPH MAuER. Fl. tried %
~ show Motorcycle officer o.
X. IIolsChumakFr, "a burgt Or
real speed Monday morning
when 10 drove bls ear pact the
jefferson golf links az 40 miles
Gn hour
Hoisehumakcr showed hausr
how SLOW be- waH when be az.
rested him. took him 20 head
quarters, booked him, took him
into police court and had him
tried and fined all In the space
Of 10 minutes
A. $40, H5lsshumaksr Jaw
and arrested Mausr Ter min
utea later Judge John y. Cor
don said lyon are fined $40"
The prisoner paid the fine m
ter protesting that be was only
trying 10 charge up his battery
by speeding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
MAN WALKS INTO
PUGET SOUND
Woman About TO Leap Into
Elliott Bay Saved

Ap unidentified man walked Into
Puget Sound sunday and drowned
himself. a young wife tried 20 jump
from dock into Elliott bay, was
prevented and Is held at police head,
quarters, hyutrHeal
The man, who waded into the lake
from Magnolia beach, was about 90
years old Ills hat wna marked y,
~ = and his clothing contained only
q cheap watch and "a knife, lie was
about five feet ElH inches tall, wore
gray shirt ana 4 rk suit and had
thinning gray hair
The body was recovered
A. II, Peterson. 1885 18th ave.
chased Mru luanlta Davidson 20. Of
III Seneca H., seven blocks 10 a pier
az the foot ~ Seneca H.. catching
hnr Just ~ hhe was about 20 throw
herself into tho water.
Police have been unable 90 locate
tho sirl'wlfe's husband. The girl her,
sell II hystorieal and refuses to talk.
Motive for her attempted suicide is
unknown Peterson started chasing
her when she announced 90 tho
world, In a loud voice. that she was
gulug 20 throw herself into tho bay,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
DELAY GRANTED
BotheII Bank Bandit Again
Granted Continuance

Alvah II, Kilbournc, aiycar.old
confessed Bothen State bank robbcr
gained another rcgpito Monday.
when Justince Dalton continued his
arraiEnment 20 August "a XII.
bourne. wounded in n battle with a
citizens posse, in which two com.
panions were killed during the get.
away, June 8, has been GONZALES.
cling at the county hospital
The $500 alleged 20 have been
taken by the youths has never been
found.
The continuance was granted by
grccment Of Deputy Prosecutor Bur.
gundcr and Defense Counsel Irwin
Daley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
BURIAL OF MRS,
MORGAN SIMPLE
Quiet Services Note Passing
OF FlnanCler'S Wife

GLEScovE. ~ Y. Aug. 10y
u. Pc Mrs }, r Morgan was buried
today with a ceremony which IN 10
simplicity might have marked tho
passing Of the humhlest citizen Of
oleneovs, wife OF the millionaire.
whose worldwide financial opera
tons hays made him an international
figure, Mira, Morgan received only
simple recognition a. the grave.
The services were conducted In the
little iyy.olad church % 81, John.
near here. only relatives and feN
intimate friends wero present.
Tho body wan borne to the Nor
gan family plot. which IL only a
short distance from tho estate " here
Mrs. Morgan died Friday. after auf.
fcripg nine weeks from sleeping
t.ckneEs,r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
BANK EXPANDS
w est Seattle Institution
Opens New Home

Open house In honor Of tho occu-
patton Of its new building is being
held by the West Seattle State bank
from 4 to p. m, Monday. in its
quarters, Alaska st. and California
ave.
Having started on a small scale
IN October. 1913. the bank has since
grown as the community developed,
until today It's resources amount TO
an excess OF $500. 900.
A. c. Thompson, president Of the
bank since 1919. and one Of the orig.
inal stockholders. has been a director
and officer since 1915.
A modern structure Of brick.
equipped with every device for com.
fort and efficiency, has been erected
for the new home OF tho bank,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
TO
Be LOSERS
And Either Brookhart or
SteCk the Winner

WASHINGTON. Aug. iT.--whsth.
er Smith W. Bronkhart or Danlsl J i,
slerk wins the contested Iowa scat In
the United states senate. the tax
payers OF the country seem certain
10 ioss at least $4,000 That much,
according 20 conservative estimates.
will DO sunk In the re.eountinE Of
approximately 100000 votes. now in
process here.
sixty men and women. working In
teams, are engaged In rc-checklug
the ballots from AZ Iowa counties. an
operation which viii have occupied
over six weeks whan II is completed
about September / with two and a
half weeks OF work behind them,
tho counters, specially engaged az "A
wage Of So per day. had handled
approximately 100000 ballots and
stiIl had more than twice that mum.
her 10 check. Sacks Of ballots. for
wardsd from Iowa by parcel post.
completely ftlI three large rooms IN
the basement OF the senate office
building.
In addition to tho ballots being
recountod in Washington. a check
was made Of all Of tho voting ma
chimes used in 2. counties, by ia.
vain Thaycr. reprcstlns tho senate.
In order TO accomplish this, he tray
eled 2,40o miles thru Iowa by auto.
mobile. and visited every precinct
whore the voting machines were
used.
Regardless Of the result Of the re-
count, It is agreed by representatives
OF both candidates TINT there viii bo
enough contested votes to throw the
question into tho hands OF the senate
committee on privileges where il
ultimately will be settled. on that
account, tho recount In regarded as
an expensive formality having no
positive bearing on tho disposition Of
tho Iowa senatorial scat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
COVERED WAGON
PIONEER BUILDS
GIANT AlRPLANE

HAVING Travelled across tho
IL continent In a covered
wagon, It Is quito fitting that
A. G. McCalllster, rs. 1926 46th
ave. s. W., should help construct
the giant Of modern tran5porta-
tIon, tho huge seuplano which
will be used by tho United
states navy In It's flight across
the Pacific TO Hawaii.
McCallister, with his parents,
left Knoxville, H.. April 20,
1862, and crossed the plains In
prairie schooner, arriving Mt
Portland September 10, the same
year. He works every dny Mt
the Boeing plnnt, where tho
huge naval plane has Just been
completed.
The veteran. while barred from
The stars Pioneer party at tho
Iron Horse" says he is going
to attend the show even II no
has to pay his way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
RELIGION

author 'Incuraby rcgoua From earliest times
mankind has sought the explanation f
dissolution OF tho Of the heavens tho
II In his religions
Washington bulletin, RELIGION THE
WORLD, is compilation OF facts and
religious denominations in tho United States
how Potoants and how Catholics
sncs2 DO the figures
Methodist. Baptist, other denomination
All these and questions about religion
this bulletin FIJI out the below
directed
~o~--~~~--o~~~~~- cLIr COUPON HERE ~~~~-~,~-~~~~-
RELIGION EDITOR Washington Bureau The Seattle star
1922 New Washington, d G.
the bulletin RELIGION STATES
AND THE WORLD and nos herewith
United States postage stamps Tor COIN for
State.
am reader of The Seattle Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
HIT-RUN DRIVER
is SOUGHT /,
Autolst Ran Down and In.
iured r. fear-0ld Girl

Police Monday were searching 10,
a hlt-snd-run driver vino Injured II.
ysar-old Florence Rsyns. 5gs W. Ar.
mogr A.. ~ First ave. ana Denny
way sunday
Dallas BrunbacF. 10, was arrested
IN another accident Sunday and "a,
charged with falling 20 stop ATE,
tho accident lie wab released on
1850 bail.
The Itayne girl vas crossing Pint
ave, y a. Denny way when an auto.
mobile threw her 70 the street and
dashed On. Patrolman l.. ". Moryi.
chased the fleeing car IN q machine
driven BY a witness, II. Barnes ia
First ave. ~, but failed 10 catch tss
machine. Later they found syidsns,
on which an arrest may Be mad,
Monday.
The Girl was taken % her hon
suffering from cuts and bruises. ,
BFunbaek waa captured by Officer
G, y, Buchanan. Of WalIingford ore.
ciBct, AZ n. 45th ". and Meridian ava.
Sunday night.
Brunback'H auto collided with an
other machine and failed 10 stop ss.
cOrding 70 the police. 10 one vAs
injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
Moonshine Found
in Skykomish Raid

Walking into the Skykomlsh card
parlors Deputy Sheriffs Hsrrahan
and Gibson found half pint of
moonShine behind the soft drink
bar, they reported Monday. TheM-
are preparing TO file possess
charges against James Gordon pls-4
prietor OF the place, who they said.
denied ownership Of tho liquor.
claiming 1t had been left on tho
Ice by citizen OF the village"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
COOLIDGE FACES.
DEBT CRISIS
Belgian Commission Causes
Deadlock at Conference
OFFER EASIER METHOD
French and italian Debt
Payment Follows Lead
BY HERBERT LITTLE
United Press staff Correspondent

~ nlkCN ift~s NiaiA AhAifNhNttNAfR
DLYMOUTH VI. Aug if.-prsai.
i dent Coolidge today was faced
sauaraN with the responsibility Tor
obtaining settlement az foreign war
debts Of Slao0O 100000, only one
third Of which has been funded,
Secretary OF The Treasury Andrew
Mellou and Senator Smoot, Utah,
republican. both members ~ the
American debtfundlng commission.
came 20 this little mountain pass
village 70 bring 20 the presidents
attention consideration OF the dead
lock az Washington over the stso,.
100000 Belgian debt,
After comforting for three hours on
the Belgian debt situation with Sec.
rotary Of the Treasury Mellon and
Senator Smoot. Of Utah, President
Coolidge took the conferees 60 lunch
today in the dlning room q tho pie-
turesque little Echo lake Inn.
Attic close secrecy has marked
the negotiations, the situation Is
believed TO be as follows;
Belgian representatives have re-
fused 90 accept terms parallel TO
those accepted by Great Britain
two years ago; they have offered
4 plan OF a moratorium OF 10 years
or more. during which they viii not
be required to pay either principal
or interest, with a low interest and
repayment rate thereafter.
Secretary Mellon Ia expected TO
suggest that President Coolidge de.
eide whether the Belgian offer shall
BE- accepted This decision win be
made on the basis OF the preSl.
dents belief OF tho ability TO get
congress to approve the terms.
Upon the settlement os the Belgian
debt depends In large part the con.
summation % the French debt OF
81 600. 900 900 and the Italian obllga.
lions Of nearly $4,000. 600, 900. French
and Italian delegates arc coming 90
Washington soon to so over exactly
the same ground. aud the three late
allies can be expected 10 offer a
united front in their attitude toward
debts.
II Is unlikely that an announce
uent OF the presidents decision viii
be made until after Mellon and
Smoot have returned 10 Washing.
ton and communicated with the Bel.
gian commission.
President and Mrs, Coolidge prob.
ably will return to the summer
White House at swampscott tomor.
row, Their return 10 Washington is
expected within q week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
DENTIST FACES
MURDER JURY
Alleged Wife Slayer Fails TO
Win Court Delay

LOB ANGELES. Aug H. Dr.
Thomas W Young. accused "Acisn,
tifia slayer" vent on TRIAL here
to-day Tor his life
The process ~ picking a jury
started shortly before noon. after
Superior judge r, r. Hahn denied
motion ot defense counsel for a
continuance,
Or, YOUNG Ia accused Of murder.
ms his wealthy society wife, Grace
GroEan Young. with dental gas
and buplnK her body In cement
CiHtrrn.
Ha looked az his counsel add
smilsd feebIy when the court ruled
that the trial must proceed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17

astronomy lessons before dawn. cross.
word puzzles and finally Jazz drove
creeping sleep away,
AgeS Of the specimens range from
~ 10 IS and the number OF men and
women arr evenly divided. Those uu,
derguing tho test are Thelma Hunt.
Katherine omwakc, Louise Omwake.
Alice Haincs. William Middleton.
John Potrs. Robert 3 Ward and
Washburn Monroe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
P robe KILLING
Deputy Shoots Man Who Is
Fleeing S1,700 Bills

RosEBuRd, Ore Aus, H. ny
Z. Pl--pousias county authorities
were making an investigation today
Of the killing OF y. W, Ootorth by
Deputy Sheriff Grubhe. OF Elklon,
Goforih. his brother and another
man had been employed In getting
out chlttlm bark and arc said 20
have run no bills amounting to
N1oo. They packed up Sunday.
ready 20 leave and the creditors ap.
psaled 10 drubbs, who attempted "a
dgtaln them.
When no approached their auto,
mobile tho men fled. Grubbe shot
Gofor,h and no died after being
taken 10 Rosehurg, An inquest Was
10 be hsld today The other two men
have not been located.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
Chicago Man Takes
Own Life With Gas

Martin Johnson. 90, Chicago
man, committed suicide in the
Coast hotel, 5O4 Ninth ave s., Mon.
day by taking gas. He was found
dead by the proprietor, II. Nlshi.
mura.
Johnson had written n note be.
foro his death in which he said he
was from Chicago, had no money,
was in poor health, and intended to
end HIS life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
5000 Uses for Gas,
Convention Is Told

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. fT.-~tfsy
Z, Pl-There are more than 5000
Industrial uses for gas. T.. l.. Hail,
Portland, president Of the Pacific
Coast Gas association, told tho an.
nual convention OF that orsnulzatIon
here today.
lie said tho use Of gas for cook.
Ing Ia becoming almost exclusive"
ln tho urban communities Of the
United States and Canada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
ELECT RICIANS
CONVENE
international Brotherhood
Opens Sessions Here

Called 10 order BY james r.
Nn0nbu. international president, n
Warrington y, g.. tho biennial
convs. ton Of the international
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
held is initial meeting " O weeks
sessions shortly after 10 o'clock,
Monday morning, IN che spanish
ballroom az The Olympic Hotel
u ia one Of tho largest conysn-
tons ever held BY the brotherhood,
more than 800 delegates being reg.
lstnred.
Mayor Brown. scheduled 10 vel
come the delegates, Was delayed on
the east aide Of the Cascade by tire
trouble. Ills secretary H. O..
bahlby. who notified the electrical
workers. spoke for the mayor
Noouhn responded
Just prior 20 calling the eouysn.
ton 10 order. Noouau said.
IA r. ono Of our largest eonycu.
ii0ns. and / believe II will prove 20
be tho most constructive and har-
monlous, No squahbloH are In pros.
poet 10 he threshed out ] consider
this remarkable. when IL Is remsm,
bered that We meet but once IN two
years"
SO business was scheduled Tor the
short Monday session. ~ 1916 buu-
dreda of delegates and their wives
made tho trip 10 Bremerton, where
they will inspect the navy yard Din-
usr viii bo served there Monday
night Business sessions will open
Tuesday morning
Ray Abbott. Frank Tustn and
Dave Fink, Seattle delegates two
years ago 70 the convention at Mon
trsal. brought tho 1885 meeting here.
More than 1000 visitors arc brought
10 Seattle IN connection with the
convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
TO TRY CHANNEL
SWIM TUESDAY
Gertrude EderIe Prepares
for Famous Sea Battle

CAPE Girls NEZ. France. Aux.
I7-By u. PJ-Gertruds Ederls
has fixed 7 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing as the hour for the start OF her
attempt to swim the English chan
mel, providing winds are favorable.
Tho American Eirl has completed
her training and will do nothing be-
tween now and o'clock tomorrow
morning. when she win board a tug
az BouloEne.
While the vessel Ia proceeding 10
the northermoHt tip Of Cape Girls
NeZ Miss E,derle win be creased
from head to foot by her trainer.
Al the Cape she Hill come ashore
in a row boat and take Off from a
large rock shortly after Z a. m,
timing her departure with the tide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
MORE INJURED
Mother and Son Hurt IN
Wreck Near Renton

cunglng 90 their car when u
tursd turtle on the Lake snmmhm'
i-h road. between Redmond ana
sammamifh. SUNDAY evening, a. u.
Nontz ana Miss Helen EudberE e.
capped with cuts and bruises. they
az the shsHffF office Mon
day. when motorists lined up to
record the weekend toll
Mrs. George Stocks. i02i5h ssh
ave. g., vas badly bruised and her
son sustained injuries 20 one knee
when their Ford collided with a car
driven by II. r. Gardiner 1910
ssth ave. near Renton. sunday aft
crnoon. Gardiner his wife and
daughter capcd without injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
Princeton Graduate
Swims DardaneIles

LONDON, Aug. l7.--tBy L. P.t-
Richard Halliburton Of Memphis,
Tenn, a Princeton graduate. swan
the straits OF the Dardanelles In two
hours Sunday, despite a strong cur.
rent, according to Constantinople
dispatch to the London Times today.