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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
AID MRS. DAVIS!
Big Dance at Armory To-
night 10 Buy Home for Victim

whether you dance, or whether
you watch tho others dance. YOU viii
moro than get your share Of joy out
Of the big bail az the Armory 70.
night
The benefit dance IL for Mrf Vio-
lct Davis. accidentally crippled FOR
no By a policeman last year. when
his shot. intended 70 halt "a fleeing
thief. brought down tho mother OF
two small children instead
The dance, Il II hoped. viii bring
in sufficient funds 10 buy a little
home for her and provide medical
attention which she viii need all her
life. Every dollar viii 30 20 her aid.
The hail II sponsored by tho Civil
Service League, The police band pro-
yldca tho music: the civic authorities
tho hail ard the Kimhalliia Harrison
company the refreshments
Tickets arc 81. and may be had
from any policeman the Gyro club,
or bought al the Annoy door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
EARTHQUAKE
STARTS ON PAGE 1

which region Is more sparsoly set.
tied than the part OF Japan 10 the
east and north.
Toyooka. lying so miles northwest
OF Kyoto. Is believed to have been
half destroyed by the fires which
followed In tho train OF the earth
shake.
A later report indicated that Tsu.
no sakl. noted for It's hot springs.
was probably RACED BY fire. Direct
communication with tho region Is
interrupted. but indirect word ind,
Gated that tho two towns we're stu
burning at ) O'clock In the aftcr-
noon. No estimate OF casualties was
furnished from the towns.
Croyooka Is a town OF 10000: Tsu.
no Saki OF 10000
OSAKA. Japan. May 20. - Tho
towns OF Tsuno saki and Togo Okla
arc believed to have been destroyed
BY earthquake and fire which hit the
western Japan coast today.
Togo Okla lies near the coast Of
the Japan sea in the affected prov
Ince OF Hiogo. Tsuno saki Is n short
distance cast OF Toxic Okla.
The cities OF Osaka. Kyoto and
Kobe were not damaged by the
quake. tho tho shock felt in these
three centers was greater than that
felt in Toxic in 1929 when tremend.
Gus havoc was wrought 70 that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
APPROVES VOTE
ON CAR DEAL
Hesketh FaIOrs Placing Raj
nier Purchase Up 10 People

Councilman Robert IIsskoth Sat
urday announced his. approval OF
Tho Stars proposal that the Rainier
Valley traction line purchase bs
referred 10 tho voters Of the city.
Speaking on tho referendum
rider" proposition on the fi,2oO,ooO
proposed purchase price. Hehketh
said
I'm supporting the purchase OF
the railroad az a reasonable figure.
want 20 say that personally. 1
have been IN favor Of the purchase
for many years.
"In fact. tho Renton'seatue road
should have been taken over before
the present city line,
'-rho people had an opportunity
10 give concession on the pur.
chase OF tine traction cOmpany'H
properties aAd II Il n desired that
the Bcnttic.l}enton line boreferred,
Il VIII meet with my approval"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
COLUMBIA FLOOD
FATAL TO 3
Two Boys Drown; Third Is
Electrocuted in Boat

VANCOUVER. wash. May ga
Flood waters in the Columbia river
claimed two lives here within the
past 20 hours
Charles Yogcl. -. q dairy hand.
attempted 10 ride n horse thru a
swollen slough 20 some cows which
had been Isolated on a strip Of land
by high waters. Ills horse stumbled.
vogol fell into the water and was
drowned.
Emil Buehler. companion, AZ.
tempted 10 rescue vogel ana nearly
Loot his own life lie was rescued
after elinging TO part Of a submerged
fence Tor an hour.
BILLY Murdoch. is. was drowned
last night while playing 10 lcaky
boat near this city,
CORVALLIS. ore. May a3s-Jnek
Smith. 10. hop yard employc. was
drowned when he went swimming
last night. Corvallis flrcmen rccoy-
egcd the body.
STEVENSON. Wash, May ga
Claire Kum. 10. wss killed Instantly
yesterday while boating with a
friend. They were padding about In
a flooded section vert Of town when
Klum came Ia contact with "A high
tension wire that b ordinarily a safe
distance above ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Mayor Asks Probe of
Nichols in Car Deal
Files Charges Against Councilman in
Rainier Valley Rail Purchase

pearcd before the council and en-.
deavorod 20 sell 10 tho city, for
81. 500 900, tho selfaame railway prop
critics Tor which ss0o.oo0 was suffl'
Client IN 1912.
and now. IA you arc well
aware" Brown continues. Nichols
II ftnetionlnE IN both the secret
and public meetings Of the council
In his former capacity OF chief ad.
vocato OF tho immediate purchase
OF the Rainier Valley properties.
and has indicated his readiness 10
vote for a purchase price t26,oo TO
ts0.o0 In eNccss OF the highest de-
mand that has been made directly
by the more openly recognized rep
rrsentatvea OF tho private corpora
ton
SO far. tho mayor declares, the
negotiations have been carried out
by ignoring tho mayor and the cor
poratlon counsel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DISASTER
STARTS ON PAGE 2

end and that the whereabouts OF
many are still unknown.
Toyooka was the next town your
correspondents saw.
This village near tho Japan sra
was evidently almost completely
swept away by the fire, which,
breaking out in 10 districts. had en-
yeloped the city by noon and was
still roaring tonight At first 200
houses crumbled in. Then, later, an
other 1000, or about half the towns
total structures, caved.
Several hundred dead are already
reported. but as the district affected
Is rather small, there will be no
such terrible casualty list as was
the case with the Tokyo quake.
Troops and warships are expected
soon.
Police from Kobe and Kyoto pre-
lectures have been sent into the
devastated district
At Toyooka fire was still raging
at Z o'clock this evening. consum-
Ing all in It's path.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Politician Held
for Probe in
Germ Trial
Said to Have Approached
Prospective Tslesmen;
Denies Any Fixing"

CHICAGO. May 25.-James c.
callan. ward politician. was in Jail
today pending investigation Of
charges that he attempted 10 lamp.
or with a member Of the Shepherd
germ murder jury in behalf OF
the defense.
Callan was arrested last night as
he was leaving tho office Of his
attorney.
Reports 10 States Attorney Rob.
ert y. Grove wers that Callan ap.
preached Phillip J. Barry. former
department OF justice agent. who
was summoned for jury service.
Grove aid he had been told Calian
proposed that Barry should get on
the jury IN behalf OF the defense.
sure. I talked 10 Barry" Callan
snapped. "But I didn't say a thing
about him getting on the jury.
It's all bunk"
callan said he was doing general
work for tho defense lawyers. IIe
and Barry were 20 be- examined
later in tho day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Give UP SEARCH
Deputies and Dogs Lose All
Trace OF Missing Youth

Abandoning the theory that. lie.
roy Mattcson. e. 10 lost In the
North Bend timber section. deputy
sheriffs returned TO Seattle satur.
day after fruitiess search an day
Friday with hloodhounds.
They discovered that tho fresh
tracks where Matteson was last
seen Sunday afternoon. arc bounded
on ono side by the snoqualInic
river and By n large clearing mile
hack from the river. Well defined
automobile roads cut the brush
tract. both above and below tho
point where Maitcson disappeared.
Deputies Sears. Davis and Gibson.
say Matteson either fell into the
river. was picked up by passing
motorists or was killed or seriously
injured Ia the thickots and unable
TO reach aid.
Volunteer posses still are search.
lag the Mount 81 section, The dogs
were unable 20 find any trail OF the
young Ballard man Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Main Street

Fred Perine, printer. studying
tho landscape on Third ave.
Niles Gilbert, student. huhtiing
20 Garfield high. Ferdinand
sciimitr. realty owner. shopping
az n department store. Dave
Taylor. tailor. playing with his
geese on Spring q. Morris Sake.
lawyer. hustiing TO lunch on Sec.
ond ave Ralph Nichols. council.
man. s1nrrrying along University
ri. WIN King. mirth.maker. en-.
joying life AZ The olympic, Otto
Grunhaum, merchant. window
shopping on Pike ~. Frank T..
Burns. banker. going for lunch
on Westiake DIR. Montgomery
Russell. physician. travelling west
on Pike At. Dial Davis. driver.
taking MONDAY rest on Union
~. y. johnson, laborer. smok.
ing his pipe on Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Four Are Injured
in Auto Accidents

Halyor Nelson. Regina ho,et, sus.
tanned a broken leg. Friday. when a
car driven by Roy Van bingham.
1884 18th ave. s.. struck him and
knocked him TO the pavement.
W. r Montgomery. AZ James IT..
received a fracture OF the left arm
when G. II. Tucker. driving a truck.
ran into him near Occidental ave.
and jackson 81.
winlfrcd Mauzy. II. 37iT Yesler
way. had her scalp cut when hit by
a car driven BY Bert Moore, si9 sist
ave.
A thrce.vehIclc smashup resulted
In a threo.inch cash in the leg for
John West. 10. 2e2s 4sth ave. s. w.
Friday, motorcyclIst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
MORTIFIED MOTORISTS
STOP AT CHILD'S CRY;
FIND VICTIM IS DUMMY

M oToRIsTs driving along
Nl Lakeside blvd. In the last
few days have been frequently
asiouished and Mortified 10 see a
child spring up from tho pave
ment directly in front OF their
autos As the body disappeared
under the wheels. they would
hear horrible cry Of anguish.
Then. rushing back 10 get tho
victim. the motorists would find
only n dummy tied 10 n rope
stretched across the street. Small
boys In the neighborhood. accord
Ing 10 the police. are responsible.
When "A car approached, the
rope waa pulled aut. and the
figure jumped up. The boys
initiated the agonized cry OF a
child In order 10 frlghten the
driver.
The police traffic squad Sat
urday was searching for tho boys
who Invented the scheme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
AID IS OFFERED
Red Cross Ready to Help
Stricken Area

WASHINGTON. May 23.-The
American Red Cross. which raised
S1o,ooo,00o In this country for vic.
Tins OF tho Japanese earthquake or
1923, Will extend similar relief TO the
present stricken nren OF Japan "
early reports Of the magnitude OF the
disaster prove true.
Rcd Cross officials here, when In.
formed OF tho quake by the United
Press, went into immediate session
to consider relief measures.
AZ soon as official reports are rc.
cieved President Coolidge, ns prosl.
dent OF the Rcd Cross, is expected
70 cablo mesBago OF sympatby and
offer concrete assistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Hold Rehearsal for
"Wayfarer" Pageant

Tint rehearsal Of THE Way.
farcr' chorus last evening in the
First Methodist church. saw almost
1000 trained singers in their places.
ready 10 begin tho work Of making
ready for tho big pageant this sum.
msr. j; was an enthusiastic gather.
ing which literally applauded Mont
Eomery Lynch. director.
Mr.. Lynch announced that ne did
not expect TO have as many persons
in the chorus this year as in some
OF tho previous seasons. bat he was
determined 10 have only well train
Cd vocalistH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
WHAT? DUCKS KILLED?
WELL PROBE BAD CATS
AND DOGS, SAYS DOC"

OATS and dogs are blackeGA
~ the fair name Of Seattle.
SO charged Mayor Brown in 4
statement to the corporation
counscl's office Friday.
They arc staying the fuzzy.
little ducks and quail in Washing
ton park. He wants legal aid.
However. Assistant Counsel
Beals says as long as they are
licensed nothing can be done.
The city council must pass an
ordinance about It, he says.
Ralph Nichols efficiency com.
mittee is expected 10 start a cam.
paign to eliminate vice from the
midst OF the feline and canine
community.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Says Business Hurt
by Traffic Tie-Ups

bhcofery Of a 'grovinE uaffc
problem Was announced by Coun.
Gilman John r. Carroll Friday
night lie spoke TO city councilmen.
city planners and civic organize.
tiuna. Recently ho was at an inter.
national planning convention in-New
York.
Mr Carroll suggested no solution.
lie raid haslness suffered because
Of congestion. thought that rapid
transit was bound TO come rs.
serted thar motor buses provided ~.
Tic easing OF conditions. and an.
nounced that "hamperinE tho auto
mobile does moro harm than good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Nine Jointist Cases
Name ID Defendants

Nine Join,in. cases naming IL dc.
PENDANTS. all with foreign names,
were Het for trial in superior court
Saturday. Ono case OF possession
Of liquor WAS included on tho cal.
cndar.
Tho cases, which will be tried the
week OF juno S. Include tho fol.
lowing defendants; Il. HlgoshI and
IS. Kuwahora. Japanese women:
Frank Nyborg and John Olson;
Peter Gotoyac; Bob and Mike Dahl:
John Millich and Mike Kitoff: Mar.
co odack and Tom Prako; Mike
s!mich and II. v. Hanson. Tho
two charged with possession OF H..
quor are John Walker and Sylvan
Duberlke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
SUSPECT HELD
IN DRY NET
Man Taken in Hotel Is
Accused as 0lmSted Aide

Said by dry chiefs 20 10 Jacob
Woit,, SO. one or tho heads OF tho
olmsted liquor ring from tho Cana.
dian side man who had registered
as J, Howell, was arrested az the
Olympic hotel Friday night by W. NJ.
Whitney. assistant prohibition dlrec.
tor
Wolff. according 20 Whitney. Is
connected with the Western
Frcighters. rum export concern, lie
is the directing head Of tho mother
ships that supply the booze fleet
along the entire coast. Whitney says.
His hail will be set az $1,000.
With woltt IN his room was Ed
Molnnis. who previously had been
arrested under the olmsted indiet-
ment and released on hail.
Wolff has been sought by the dry
agents since last January when tho
indictment was voted, lie was reg
is,ered at the hotel Thursday and
was 10 leave tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
AMUNDSEN
STARTS ON PAGE /

trip toward Alaska at the other
Hits OF tho roof Of the world from
his starting point In Kings bay.
Or. assuming that his planes had
met with mishap. Il was suggested
no and his companions might bc
preceding with their slcdgcs. car.
ried compactly in the planes. to
Godthaap. Greenland
Overnight there had been rumora
that the captain was back at Kings
bay. These were unconflrmed.
Capt. Otto sverdrup. famous Nor.
wegiau explorer. has expressed doubt
that the flyers would be able 20 land
near the North pole. had they
reached il. lie believes that the leo
around tho pole has already begun
20 melt, leaving wave.likc Ice formn-
tions with possible stretches OF open
water. There would be little possl.
bility OF finding land en- route. he
believes.
The Danish Arctic explorer.
Peter Freuchen. hopes that
hIiiuHuSf1 VIII Ut HDif 10 foU-
firm finally whether the region
about the pole is open water, or
land. rs Pcary and Nausen dc.
scribcd IL. lie believes that II
Amundscn has fallen. but Is able
TO move. the party may be saved
by n depot which Nanscn cstab.
lished at Cape Columbia In 1919.
Cape Columbia is n considerable
distance off the path OF the flyers.
but F'reuchcn believes that. had dis
aster oycrtaken them they might be
able TO reach the cache within n
month. From there they could pro.
coed TO Fort Conger whore Greeley
wintored in 1882 and 1883. Greeley's
hut is still standing at Fort Conger.
and musk OK, bears and seals arc
plentiful In the vicinity. Coal Is
available within three miles OF tho
hut.
II they should reach Fort Congcr
too late I'm the season 10 proceed to
Thule. Amundsen and his men could
be relieved next winter.
Also there are dopots between
Fort Conger and Thule.
Freuchcn pointed out the possibil-
ity Of lively discussion between
States. IL the party finds and claims
any land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
GIRL
BACK IN JAIL
Trial Date for Alleged
Mother Slayer June IS

SAN FRANCISCO. May "a
Dorothy Ellington. ~ win go on
trial June 10, charged with tho
murder OF her mother
Tho date was set Friday after
noon when the sirl nervous but
utill maintaining an air OF brayado.
was returned TO san Francisco from
the state hospital az Napa.
Thanked by the hailiff and jail
matron. who made the trip with her
By automobile, Dorothy stood I'M
easily before Judge Harold Louder
hack az tho BRIEF court proceedings
were completed.
A previous plea OF not guilty 60
tho charge, made after Dorothy
was ARRESTED on January 10. was
carried over and the girl showed
no desire 10 change the plea and
place herself upon tho mercy Of
the court She was taken later 10
cell az tho county jail.
II didn't KIN my mother" she
raid. Jimmy la Mari did H. /
thought ! had 20 protect him. but
now | SEQ l was wronR ana will
tell the whole story. No. don't
think III faint amy more"
la Mari. according 90 tho SRI.
was ono OF here associates In the
LAKELAND reyela with which Bbc
amused herself last winter. lIo
came 20 her houto on the morning
OF January Is. she claims. and
killed air5. Anna Ellington after IA
quarrel, District Attorney Matthew
Brady declares the story Is "a pure
invocation
The states case is that Dorothy.
upbraided by her mother because
Of dissipation ana a refusal 10 help
tho familya finances by working.
slew Mrs, Ellingson in a sudden
flarc.up Of temper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Bird Dealer Tells
Proper Canary Care

First learn TO take care OF your
canary bird, and then take caro- OF
IT, Is tho advice OF w. II. IIawley.
bird dealer ON First ave.
III a canary II kept In too hot a
room for u time and then put on, on
the porch. often be gets cold and
quits singing. or his cago may have
q sudden fall, This will pu, his voice
out Of commission FOR a time.
zone o. tho worst. and most com.
mon. things that happens To stop
birds from singing. y n lad scaro
from a cat or dog. This win often
silence them for two or three years.
and sometimes permanently. he
says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
ENLARGE DOCK
Increase in Demand Makes
S45,000 Project Needed

Increased wharfage demand has
compelled the port commission to
make plans for the Immediate do
yelopment OF tho Lander NJ dock.
it WINS announced saturday BY
Henry ". Davis. secretary OF tho
commission.
Tho new unit viii include an e1-
tension OF the piers OF the terminal
10 East Marginal way
4 two-story brick warehouse. 20
coat approximately $4,000. viii be
erected. The next port development
after the Lander II, project viii be
10 enlarge the Spokane ~ cold
storage unit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Not Guilty, Says
Mrs. Roy Olmsted

Mrs. Elsie Dlmated. wife or Roy
olms,cd former police lieutenant.
entered. late Friday. plea OF not
guilty TO an indictment charging
her with conspiracy to violate the
federal prohibition laws In com.
pany with Attorney Jerry Finch.
Mrs. olms;ed appeared before Judge
Ncterer and asked permission TO
plead
Her husband and tho So other
defendants in the case arc 20 plead
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
CANAL LOCKS MOST
INTERESTING THING
TO "SIGHTSEERS"

According 20 John wiclH. who
drives Seeing Seattle Car"
the tourists manifest more in
torcst In the government canal
on Lake Washington. and the
locks at Ballard than In any.
thing else he shows them.
"of course. most OF them rave
over the bouloyards and tho
views that VIC give them, but II
seems TO me that more OF them
want 10 prolong the stay when
VIC reach the canal or locks.
than at any other point" he
says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Amundsen Won't Fly
to Alaska on Return

NEW YORK, May 23.No report
from Capt. Amundscn's polar mir cx.
plorcrs Ind been received up to II
o'clocl, today. almost two days since
the time Amundscn hoped off from
Kings Bay, Norway the North
American newspaper alliance In.
formed The United Press,
General Manager Lorlng Picker.
ing added that there Is no posslbIl.
ity' that Amundson win elect to ny
" Alaska from tho pole,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Approve Cash for
Paving and Ma

Dave Henderson, who superif0yds
ssattle's municipal street railway.
win be given t5f, 800 for paving and
relaylng tracks on Fifth ave. y, "
tho vote Of approval OF the finance
committee Friday afternoon means
anything.
Tho committee also recommended
that the council authorize the board
OF works 10 incur a $50. 200 lndebt.
sdness against the water fund for
water mains on 4znd ave. S.. and
SCI 900 for water mains on II.
18th II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Forger Sentenced to
Prison Insane Ward

Edward stevens was sentenced TO
tho criminal insane ward at Walla
Walla, following n forgery trial
early this spring. lie carried II to
tho state supreme court on a writ
OF prohibition. He gayo notice OF
appeal from the sentence. stevens
was accused Of forging $50 check
and passing It on John Knodel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Protest Payment of
Debts Before u. S.

WASHINGTON. Aay 20. - The
United States has protested 20 Bel
sium. Rumenia and Cxschoslovakia
for discriminating against this gov
erumru, Ia rrfundlng post war re-
lief debts 20 other powers without
acting upon their American obliEa-
lions. 4, was learned al the state
department today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
New Cowen Car Line
Hearing Date Is Set

City eouncilmcn viii hold another
public hearing on tho proposed
cowen park street car extension
next Thursday at 10 d. m. Tho
protest hearing was scheduled for
last Thursday. but neither side sent
representatives. Utilities Chairman
Phil Tlndall announced Saturday, he
had reopened tho matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Relief from First Bottle

Battle Creek, Mich. 81 had great
pains and swelling in my sides, pains
so bad at times that could not do my
housework or stand on my feet for
weeks and was in avery nervous con.
dition. In Cleveland paper Tread O
letter about Lydia Z. Pinkham s Vege.
table Compound. have had great re-
lief from the first bottle and / shall
continue its use because / believe and
know it helps me. / want to help other
women and ! am willing to answer
letters. = Mrs. c. E. PALMER, 247
Champion ST., Battle Creek. Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
BODY OF LOST
WOMAN FOUND
Missing Three Days Follow
ing Attack in Cottage

WINTHROP. Maine. Nay IA
searcherB hunting for Miss Aida
Hayward. missing since early
Wednesday. today discovered her
body hidden between two mattresBes
beneath a cottage a short distance
from the home % ArB. Emma
Towncs. her aunt.
Miss Hayward had been missing
since an unknown assailant attacked
her aunt early Wednesday morning.
woundlng her twice md then set
ting fire 20 tho cottage where the
attack occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
$4,000 Damages for
Auto Crash Is Asked

Charles w. Davis. Seattle mining
man. faces $4,000 auto accident
damage suit filed against him here
Friday afternoon by John w.
Guerke. Green Bay. wis, attorney.
Tho accident Is alleged to have hap.
pened between Green Bay and De
Pere, Wis, in 1922. Attorney
George Hannah represents the wis.
consln lawyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
School Boy Decides
to Be With Cavalry

Young high school fellows who
have not any definite plans for their
future, listen 10 Morrow Nc MILAN,
is.year-old school boy. with one moro
year 10 go 70 high school:
81 shall nniHh school next year.
Then ! plan 10 Join the United States
cavalry. and go as patrol on the Mex.
lean border for three years A.sr
that expect TO 20 10 Alaska az :
gage Ia business"
This week hc ~ spending his spare
time hiking over tho bouleyards and
parks OF the city TO keep in condi-
ton.