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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Vancouver Kiwanians
Guests of City Club

vancouver, =. @ kiWanlans were
The guests Of the local club al a
noon meeting Monday Ia The
Olympic hotel The Vancouver
crowd arrived shortly before noon
to prepare for the extensive pro-
gram they arranged for the meet
ing. Their glee club entertained
with a number Of songs. and Judge
II 4. Macdonald gave an address
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JULY 4 TO Be
DEFENSE DAY
War Department Expected
to Accept Coolidge Plan

WASHINGTON. May s5.- Formal
diSapproyal Of the war department.
selection OF Armlstico day for tho
holding of n second defense test
aud recommendation by President
Coolidge that Il be held on July 4.
were announced by the White House
today.
The president, tn a letter TO Act.
Ing Secretary OF War Davis. sug.
scs;ed July as n moro appropri.
ate date" and directed the depart.
ment. II It chose any other dag
than n national holiday. 10 hold lts
plans in allegiance until the author
ity OF congress is secured
The president also advised the de.
partment TO emphasize In it's letters
TO governors that participation Of
their states In the test Is purely
voluntary"
The war department win accept
the presidents suggestion and hold
It's defense test on July :. Il was
said in well informed quarters here
today
Acting Secretary OF War Davis
declined 10 authorize any statement
pending his formal answer to PreEi.
dent Coolidge. which Is expected the
latter part OF this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
ABSOLVES FIRM
IN BOND DEAL
Seattle Lawyers Innocent,
Says Chadwick Statement

Seattle legal firm OF Preston,
Thorgrimson and Turner. dgast
know anything about reported
crooked work Ia connection with
Tho Skagit bond deal according 20
n statement issued Monday by s.,
=, Chadwick, attorney, Tic h one
OF counsel tor Storrle s Co. shasit
contractors,
storrio a Co. filed an answer TO
a suit brought by r. NJ. Grant q
Co, san Francisco. The answer
made serious allegations OF fraud iu
The bond dealings, IL was oharged
that interested parties had inserted
IN the contract a provision that
the bonds must be approved By the
Seattle firm, with the intention OF
stopping approval unless the bonds
wero sold thru specified bond deal,
egs,
~, "a no, charged nor intended
20 10 inferred from tho answer ~,
cd by Stofrir 4 Co. In this suit %
said Mr.. Chadwick, that tho urm
% Preston. ThorErlmson & Turner
had any knowledge Of aUy such
purpose or plan on the part OF tho
parties who sought to carry the
Same into effect nor have any
thought or suspicion that Preston,
Thorgrimson s Turner ever had
any knowledge Of or ever co'opcrat'
cd IN the slightest way IN such
plan. and IL was not intended In the
answer that any such Inference
should be drawn. Tho standing
aud reputation or Preston. Thor
crimson 3 Turner is 10y all who
know them. known to be above re-
preach. and Il y unfortunate that
tho alleged representation Of Mr..
"a. Austin Haskell has drawn their
names into the matter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
u. S. Engineer to
Address Club Here

Q. r. Hood. chief engineer Of The
fuel division Of the United States
bureau Of mines in Washington, d.
c.. VIII be in Seattle May IS 10 20.
He Is en- route to Alaska. accom-.
panied by Mrs. Hood.
Mr.. Hood Is an internationally
known authority on fuel and coal
utilization. He viii address the
Engineers club ut luncheon
Thursday noon, May IS. in the Are.
tic building.
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SUGAR
HIDES AND WOOL
tDnylns prices I. o. b. seattle)

Salt Hides LIB. ...,...,...... .6s
| Green Hides-Lb. ........a.. 07
nuIIa an 49,.
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green or saIted-- - . ~
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Mrs. Davis Fund
Gets $4,000 Added

Tho fund Tor thc aid or Mrs VIC.
Jet Davis, who was permanently
crippled by a policeman's bullet.
fired In "a chase af,er a thief wan
increased by nearly 5000 at the
benefit dance given Saturday night
at the afmorr
rolice Captain r. G. Collier, who
was In charge or arrangements Tor
the bail, made the estimate or tho
amount. stating that icsa than $500
was spent on expense. The rest
Of The amount viii help buy a home
for Alrs. Davis.
The police hand supplied the
music and more than 1000 dancers
attended Tho hail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
DR.. Mclaughlin Very
Low; Strength Failing

Fears were Expressed Monday for
Or. George n. Mclaughlin, city
Health commissioner, who is in Sc.
attic General hospital suffering from
influenza and complications. HIS con.
dition has remained unchanged for
almost week. During that time he
las maintained steady temperature
II 1O2. and II Ia believed the fever is
gradually weakening him until a
crisis Is reached.
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New Corporations

Nspaueati ahas ce-A. ". Mepop.
gait Jos Pared. : e BybsBEail. 81.
aesel 30 years. Bssititi tiq,9aa,
k. 4 ~ Construction Corr " T.
Demons. " ~ aivAgEvnesY 1L9aq. 30
Ffars. seattle.
General Casasiig 60. ~ Ausftea te-
attic ff9s $50 Prank -. Martin. ~ -
usHt. q y. atlms8n. ~, H. Mccormick
and HzHFy Mrcisaty
0rtebeii Nili Go, south Benf. isn.e2a
~ H. oetrhoii aad Crlia aotghri. 20
operate maAmliiz iuulbre, etc.
Fns Eiup Agencies. Ire Zine f1ss
SEQ drufEn l. nabrBek. g., 4. EfAncs
sHd Frank Grounds alter 70 engage Ia q
general insurance bpsineas ~ srtiHe 40
agent taF IFS sad itfa Insurance egm-
gsniss
Warrington poK a vesser Co. ssa,tie.
lse.fee. Pred ~. Neua and GVnavte,s
i4svisuS.
J. 81 AieIaily co. inr.-1. u. au.lsi.
y ~ ~ Mplisily. n g. Mailer, 1880
70 years. Nesttls,
coasg Development COL. . ruw.
Ter " Al, Carson City. Sevhds.
Higgins Machinery Co. HsAfftr. cant.
tai $4,000 stricken ffam records Jgiy
l. 1885 Bslnata'sd May Ig. 1885.
WHatcara County Power TO-. Hslltngs
ham; capital stock 500 .e8a. john
hlesok, Robert Vs. tiadisy and Ray
U. MusdnY.
olympic Development Co, Seattle
capital tGe3.aea, Wm. J. atsinert ard
a. stelnsr'- Real estate business, ste.
nagA Permanent uGildrH. ine.. Tscu.
ma capital $4,000. y. q. Davis, Hoy
y. baldwin ard r. ~ paws
Washington H0Ha q Finance CO.
Yskimas rapmAl $50. eco. Richard Huns
and Ralph a. Williamson.
Fex Islands, ins., Seattle; capital $50.
zoe, D. W bithy Ismts " MyeFs. ".
4. Euwes snG g, 4. RsmkbeFg To
own. prsrogasn. farm and dispose % and
deal N Tor profit W otherwise. All man.
nsr gs fuF bearing animals
Homeopathic Hospital Of geattls. sr-
nitlr, Amendment decreasing capital
htorA from tis.eos 70 ies. a1o
HeAia Development CO q Wnlcott,
Olaf Jones u. s, Calhoun. q, Nathiapou.
y. q. J0aannaau: 60 years. Seattle. Go. 4.
e9e shares 20 par value.
Ideal Auto Painting c04-C r, Martin.
81 n. Huzyrki! 10 Year, geAttis. Is gao
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
GOOD INDUSTRIAL
NEWS HELPFUL
Merchandising Shares Lead
in Early Market Highs
WALL sTHTrr JOURNAL rINAN-
gtAt niNIEM

Gal REVIEW
NEW YORK. May g5-stocks
were stimulated at tho, opening Of
thr new week hY the constructive
Character ~ business MOVE over
sunday
steel operations in The Mah0ning
valley were reported 90 BE- Show ~ :
IN general Improvement IUluiN hlH-
patches said iron Orc shipments from
ihN M"uhba tanE were brFahlhE
previous frrofdH. while the on ana
Gas Journal announced "a 1870 per
cont iu,rrnrr iu the registration nl
automobile In tho first -four months
~ this year
Ia duFtriHl shares we're generally
hupyant ga the carly drRlingr. win
Tho merchandising shares leading lh
strength. May Department stores
was che outstanding feature ~ thiE
class, jumping s. points % itb,
Norfolk a Western led the rails.
reaching a nov hish Oh the move
az 1921,
opening prices Include Iay De-
partmsut stores. iae, up ~ Norfolk
a western. t1ais. up ~ Dupont
lttis, M 1tsi Heading. hih. up ~
International Paper a.. OF -.
Union Pacific. 1904 Southern Pas
elflc Bs1. or y. General Motors
5t1t Z. Steel, 1855. Nofih
American. t9is
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rourse. win 30 tho main mIbJect. but
local cooperation in the development
u this trade viii come IN Tor due
confederation
Local business men viii receive
valuable data on this subject and
the chamber committee IS strcssing
the need Tor "a heavy attendance Of
Seattle and Northwest business lead.
era.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Purser on Alexander
Is Now Land Dealer

LOS ANGELES. May 25.--George
Chramer, for more than decade
n purser OF the Pacific Steamship
Co, on coastwise vessels, has for.
saken the sea for real estate. Chra.
mer's last office in enc Admiral line
service was purser on the II. r.
Alexander on her run between Sc.
',ttle and Los Angeles via San Fran.
sdaca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Fights Indians;
Shoots His Father

BUTTE, Mont, May 25.--When the
S-ycar.old son Of Victor Mattiln at.
tempted TO repuso an attack Of mag.
mary Indians he shot his father thru
the head and seriously injured him.
The boy pokcd q rifle thru a knot
hole In the door Of their cabin and
pulled the trigger. His father was
chopplng wood 10 fect away and was
hit. Physicians said the wound would
not be fatal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Cop Doffs Uniform
to Catch Suspect

Fearing to arouse the suspicious
Of q man whom he saw lettering on
his beat, Patrolman Mike Buckley
early Sunday morning changed from
his uniform TO civilian clothes and
caught tho man stealing motto
meters. he reported.
The suspect, seeing Buckley In
ordinary clothes, did not decide To
run until too late. The cop found
three motometers In his possession.
The man gave the name OF Dan
sullivan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Morning" Burglar
Says to His Victim

Aroused from sleep BY noise In
an adjoining room, Mrs. L. VI.
Peterson, 1919 Eastern ave, found
burglar In the room when she
walked in, she told police carly
Sunday.
The man walked out the door,
after calling good morning." He
took IS and a suit OF clothes
a burglar carly Sunday morning
entered the home Of II. u. Glad
felter. 1905 Densmore ave, taking
SiS and q watch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Explorer to Lecture
in Seattle Tuesday

Carbeth Wells, wollknown engi-
necr. explorer and lecturer has
been engaged by the women's Cen.
fury club to give a lecture in Sc.
attic Tuesday noon. He has just
arrived from Portland and is stay
ing at the Frye hotel Tho Ice.
ture win be given in The Chamber
Of Commerce. His headquarters are
in New York. Following his lecture
here he will return 70 Portland for
another series Of lectures in that
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Woman Killed When
Auto Leaves Roa d

La GRANDE Ore, May 81
Mrs walter Mcdowell, TBoisc, was
Instantly Killed Sunday afternoon
when the automobile driven by her
husband, o train dispatcher at Boise,
plunged Of ihe old oregon Trail
near llilgnrd, nine mites west Of
hero Mcdowell and two children
escaped injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Arrivals and Departures

Arris led May 90. Str R j.. Alexander
fam Les Angeles via san rfaneihca 81
$40 o. ias siF London hIAru ffam Nau
eaurcf ~ ~ a. tu. Htr Florence iAfkrnr
bach FROM Sees York via ports ~ a 80.
Msy 81 aif Robin Hood from ualtlmptp
Via ports az itss , W nir Cpfafa
frpm Kstehiksn a. 1915 p IA, ~ West
Irfffrspu from Alaska ct $50 =. mo err
CToss keys from Orient Via Vancouver
~ 1915 g. ut ctr Dorothy Alexander
from lbs Angeles Via Hsu Francisco az
a. W
sailed Nag a3--Atr n0ylssiaxn for
Tacoma VS. psfts at noon Nay - -EtF
uatothE Aiekaudef fsf Vancouver and
sauaG ports AZ .. M. ma los AlamsH far
Los AnEslfs At $50 y. ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Train Wreck Stops
Eastern Ball Game

CINCINNATI, May GA Penn
sylyania railroad freight wreck near
Harrisburg, Pa, will result In the
st. Louis Cardinals reaching Gin
cinnati too late today TO play their
scheduled game with the Reds, the
Cincinnati club announced today.
Railroad officials offered 10 bring
the Cardinals here from Columbus
via the Big Four In time for n
game to be started at 1880. but the
Red management preferred TO call
off the game as the weather was
too cold for baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

hf"Ni tAf NhAlANr
dent That tie ylrit Of the great indus.
iralists viii be followed by a period
Or investigation ana industrial dc.
velopmen,. that once these men aoe
Seattle and know Of Us growing inn,
portanee in world trade. to- uniIm.
tied lydro-cleclric power for com,
mercial Use and H. ncarncgs % The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
FARRELL AND PAXTON
OF IsTAIDiNG FIGURES

ouiHlnngiuE among tho convention
dcleEaie7 wiil be james a Farrell
president Of the United states st'a
corporation Of %,w York, who. go
chairman on The National FOTeiEn
Trade council, VIII preside over the
81 ion. md A. -. Paxton. slice rcti
dent Of the IlazelAtlas Gl1s7 o.. of
VgNrFllut- IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Oriental Wives of
Citizens Kept Out

WASHINGTON, May %. - Chi
nesc or japanese wives OF American
citizens cannot be admitted to the
United States as immigrants under
tho 1924 immigration act, the
United States supreme court ruled
today.
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7 ACCIDENTS N
SUNDAY
One Norman Is Hurta Mn.
Autos Damaged in Tratlr

Ono women wa hun 49,
automobile hmased IN a 80. %,
HFrn amasHgl on KlBp $50. q
roads sunday ,-''g
X q. BaaHHrr. 6zl s,ip,h
ported 10 th8 henff tbs, =. r
struck 107n "a Mr Dicsir.,. II
ahe aI.Hlla4 from an ag,.s' =
front of Dor home. tbrss ~. Z
eomn ~ E"he.I She vss ss.-
ProgidfHna A0D.fal ana 4 -, = z
icaI.y burt r. sf-
Caught Boa traffic IAN I.,.
IeUton and Kent an ap,o,..,.
driven Dr. ~ 81 Thompa5a "a.
EnEht0n ave. was reported ~ ~
amash"d into The rear OF -, ~ ~
en bg William smith. u yyt....
30 one Waa injured
Eva %0rd, Ell zHh ave -.
the EhcnffE office a car dr.,,,. -
II woman went into the dtes -.
kennydals Sunday afternt,e ~, Il.
attempting 10 pass Ars Nords i,
The driver was not hurt
j. Ial1kOff. q Vancouver =
reported that Do wu hi b. ~,
north Of the city. on the y,e,a =
highway in heavy traffic ~
k0ifs car waa slightly dafna.s5
~. j. Clark. s3t5 goth axe x -
icapcd from hIa damaged q, 4,
demanded The name OF the a..
who had smashed into lin -.
Rent0n. The man flid @gngt.s
and sped Of
Margaret Godfrey sald her a..
automobile coilidcd with one b.,,-.
ing 10 oscar Make, a Kent fsrms,
between Kent and Maple vsa.-
Sunday. The Godfrey car was ~.
aged
C. e Brown reported that a r.,
IN which his wife was riding ~
other members or the family rs
day. was hit by Cheyrole, a. =.
Redmond.Belleve road. The IN.
Of tho driver was not learned. NJ.
Brown was riding with pslDs
Brown. a relative Of her husbass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Seven Countries at
Hawaii Peace Meet

NEW YORK, Nay Delegates
from seven countries viii partici-
pate in two-week peace program
July !. when the first conference
~ tho new Institute Of Pacific Ro.
latlons Is held in Hawaii.
Canada, japan. China, Australia,
New Iceland, tho Philippines and tho
United States will take part in the
unofficial conference, tho purpose
~ which will be 10 foster nmlty
and open window" on tic Far
East,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

"a q uHtry uru
HnuaiuE fHc
Chamber ofC0m
maree f0rcIgu
trade committee
notices that they
ElIl be- present.
Mover before
ln tho history or
the Pacific
Northwest has
there been such
"a gathering OF
industrial giants
aa win attend the
convention.
Chamber Of
Commerce Off.
riniF ARE pgufI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
PROSPERITY FOR
BERRY men
California Berries Hit by
Rains; Butter Up

Prospects for prosperous berry
season for Northwest growers
doomed Monday as n result % dam
age To the berry crops 81 California
by unBeanouai rains which have
drenehcd the Southland for some
weeks. The fret strawberry crop
% Central California was wiped out
The first raspberry crop also sur
forsd heavily and farmers were hard
hit.
Eastern Washington grass was
stronger Monday, due Go good aual.
ity stugf coming IA. The cool spell
In Eastern Washington has I'M
proved the quality % the grass mar
ket
Tho butter market was firm a.
the new quotations Monday. EEgs
arc riding an even keel at the high
er figure. niiho tho pullet market
was reported slightly Oft tone. due
IN heavier rNFWtrfH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

FOR thc first
time Iu its his
torv The cguvru
lion wul DE at
tended by dele
gates from Arl-
atlc cguutrieH.
Delegate will be
preHrnt from
china Japan
Tho PhilIppineF
India. tho Straits
settlements and
the Dutch East
Indies as well a.
from Europe
Problems Of
fUrclgm traae OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Building Permits

J. Z. oFandey. ttip 18th n. H.. frame
rrsidsncr. t7,soe. 7Egs Keen way.
], I. Grandoy. tbts 18th N. r.. Franc
rrsid.nco. 5000; 7ats Keen way.
=. l.. Grsndey 4sib 18Th n. Ill frame
residence. $4,000; 7tsa Keen way.
=. l. Grandry. 1913 18th n. H.. frame
reaIdtnee. ta.koo. 7las KcNn way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Leaders in Industry to
Attend Trade Conclave
Summers Meet to Bring Big Business
to Seattle, Chamber Assures

VulE Ereatest minds of The buH.
i nrsT world are 90 attend the Na-
iional FOREIGN Trade convention, 20
be- held here june stgg.
Internationally known captains n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

uoM Is your tWo-loiter word ,us
IL cabulnry this afternoon; Very
well. then-Eo 20 ~
HORIZONTAL
T. Fortunes 60 be Requested.
q ironir compositions,
H. Weed head used 10 raise nap on
on cloth
rs. calm
~ small harretH.
IS Collection % facts.
20 Guides
81, spiral climbing plant stem.
20. An important sex
g. Particles
~. TO put on.
a. Opposite % won
al First part OF the day lpoeiicl
So Alleged force producing hyppo-
tism.
90 Mysclr
81 Tough wood
81. Exclamation Of laughter
30 The tamilyn nominal head.
a.. Parry.
20. z.ttis,
%. MoFiudiu dye.
e. Cog wheel
IS Printers measure,
is, What giFls say when they mean
yes
~ % stop w
30. Yellow Hawaiian bird
ST. You and l.
So Company OF musicians
81. To pose,
81. The greatest heater
81 Wtaithissi tribe OF indiana.
80. sharp cold
g. Smatl stoves
sb. A cooks uihbie.
g. To gundls
es. nag net used in fishing
~. Perfumes.
"a. small chlu beard.
10 pWeilrr.
10 Short coats
VERTICAL
l. To produce lines on metal by
means % eeFrosiau.
g. Ocean.
3 Ornament made 81 loose threads
1. To request.
s. Examination.
s. Hebrew name Ter Deity.
s. Like
? To relate
10. Wrath
ii. Statement in explanation
te The finish
IL black I'm snapper tfsh).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

The third annual employees co.,
ference Of the Automobile club vas
held here Saturday. with 10 in q.
tendance from different Offices q
the state. a banquet ami a. dr.,
nj the Chamber or Commerce d,
lowed the business session Ii a.
afternoon
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siONIiAN
MAY Is

MAY -
iirst Low TIDE
tstfs a m 81 a.
t1fHt 1itgh Iid.
.Ga2 a. 90 as q.
ssroa,l Low Itds
.tgtrt pm oE q.
second Iiigh rae
li3t .. m al a.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle

TUESDAY
NAY 30
Iirst Low Tide
Ias b. u.. 80 q
lint high t1ds
fsf a. pa % a.
second Low TIDE
tth g. m V n,
second iiiEh tiae
sac ,. No. Ill H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
VEGETABLES
rriee- rald Wholesale Dealer.
Qnoiations by riaassr Fruit a Produce

tThe pylees given srs Tines made 20
retain dealers - whalsssisgA wtfA a
fsw seasonal sSrsP3lona, prices to pro.
dpesfs csa ks figured b. dcaurtisK the
cost 81 transportation 10 araltie and
approximately Is per cent for hauling.
storage knH sailing coat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
MILK AND UIiTAM

Quotations by MIX Distributions As.n.
Milk-Cwt.. fob. gea,tIe supply $50
=. o. -. condenaory ........., is0
Sweet Cream, T. o. b. station. .bs
BUTTER AND CHEESE
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealer.
Country creamery extras..,,.. $40 "a
Local prints, wrapped .,....,, ~
Chreso--T lliamook Tripltis 80. 20
wash. Tfiplcts .,.........,. 'l3W ~
Buttrrfnt---
a grade. Seattle deliyery.. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

lOneut. tHis district WiH br selected
as tho depot FOR many Trlt com
mnL.-IuI .lulLIrr.-
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~eratrh iced 1908 ...,...........ft.09
tag Mash isaa .....,....B< 90
i.in.eed CA Msal-i8as ............Ha.e 90
~o,s nran Meal Toes .s.s...t.ttEsea
Alfalfa Meal ......e.............,ssg9
HAY
qnetailsns By W. y. Jahn a 90.
Alfalfa-Tea ...t..........s.ss... zt6b
suar Fsts*ss. &t,te q ifsea
s..uno,hs s..'...s,s.......s,t.* $500
dlsrd .4................... s.s.aa
Wheat hay .s4.9g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

HfHtH.fGs
ih, Al insect &hBt saves Tor n rainy
dag
20. Upper human limb.
~ 10 pafthhn ~ food
~, Distinctive doctrine
20. ENlstius In name 0uiJ
~. 10 prrsreutr.
rs. Dumps
30. Point of compass.
81, Exclamation ~ surprise
3a, Passages Tor which money -
rhid.
gB Lair
az 70 assist
sA. Fnvorito meat
80. Cate foot.
a. Upon
a. EubaidHd.
3d. Etthara affinity
81 tfuHa.
81. Female Of tho failou deer
&C. ny
50. Expand
81 fiuid in a frcs
as To obtain,
~ orb.
o. Flock
So Forticu
60 Rubber trees
g. pTvouredt
g.. chief liuGuls, stock OF CANA
10 Ua1ent
a. Tiny.
ca. raiu, Of compass
70. To depart
THE ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS
PttT/tE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

THE ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS
PUZZLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Quotations by Ferry bros,
Price. Paid shippers. City delivery.

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