The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 14, 1925, Page 4

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i ' REACHED AFTER 12 YEARS Everett Lumberman Inaug- i urated Governor at Noon | A Ne Ww is ine of JOHNSON TAKES OATH = ‘ T] 6, race [”’ P wPry.. | ° The “Occasiona Leces of Inaugural Ball to Be Feature | ———_ e eu SS ay ) ; at Olympia Tonight ' <W ; pee Pur niture i SS q —) ou ar ‘ Automobile, Salon : ripTop Tables ~ ‘ yf red mahogar with marqu ce iters, W ON Beret aber, is erty ; ‘ : Round and « pes, cack 20.00 e H , al ‘ He Inds ( Nests of Tables kK . ‘b t ' In a beautiful red Ch acquer finish, artis. atk thes 9 am ' t ; tically decorated. The set...... “ 85.00 f Ay “pe a mas & ; tr EGGS BLOW SAFE End Table ; N nu Pa N t re } k ; ‘ f an r A t of thre table ith gla For Davenports, these End Tables in aa any excl > i ‘ Saupe : tops. In the same Chine red Chinese | parchment le ne rot } 1 ’ ee Oy pee as ) ous r fir ) decor Come today « HERE’S MORE OF JIM MARSHALL'S Of i mahogany, hand-painted. -A Te lephone Table and ( hair LETTER ABOUT LEGISLATURE pet a3 09 | fine The set | Admissi fr rybod ‘ STARTS ON PAGE 1 Ny F 7. ‘bl "A ' <= { ide Wi Oartnen nemeeepee 68 Of) 2 Nest of Four Tables es eae tae ee ~ ‘ ought to have a chance much.support as he want Large size tables, with all-over mar- | Fine Card Tab les ( ' «t Mr. Hart I nly on three counts: First q € reproduc Black ebony-finish Card T , With ' XY . . ror | the administra ee the poll tax; third, his rather t ntiques of thi black moire tops “Exceptic nal values | he, Pag pbcane a behets 1) free-hane rdor The code seems to be working well, ch 90.00 BEL siotsnds # bedeoe eabecocsaem 5.00 | + the Amer Lee tonight | however; the poll tax is a memory; and of the pardons, well, . : . i A z \ CME. mr. . ude the festivities and the/ perhaps Mr. Hart was a little to a cael Ninf eee h Hi is Also numerous other “Occasional” Pieces of Furniture, W HOTEL PROT TT COURT FIGHT IN i MOTHER SLAIN; PETITION ROW GIRL HUNTED |Writ Sought to Set Aside Market Ejection Daughter Disappears From Bhs Home After Tragedy Mrs. Cosgrove to | Go East Thursday Mrs. e. widow resent Ma: k A. Btev 1 SAN AN “1 een : 4 E ‘ a f rd Unless that cold Stops at once Here is the way to break colds quickly | straigh manager voters at the barges unfair | action. of agit “TWICE IN A WEEK °* | Senate Gives Muscle Shoals Plan Double Approval ina day. To stop fever, headache, ippe. crugi tees it. He returns your money ff it fulfill all claims. homes have alop in3¢ years we hay ss J Hills Cascara-Bromide-<Q day, as always, supreme place among reme dies for colds. WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—For thé 4 time within a week the sen today ed the Underwood fn the room by t read ered by the| @ Let the old lfe be cover =e plan for disposing of Musgle Shoals a) a ? so full of sad mis i lease. ; 5 : Only yesterday tho senate went A few doses of Hill's stop a cold—do it in ss wholly hidden by the| on record in two votes as favoring 24 hours. sah : | both government operation and ref- | They check fe top headache, open © of the whole problem to an bowels, tone the entire system. And hw | By deeds an. white bs fiken flakes t coment fn | out the ill effects of most treatments. to | | 8e state pe Jones,, fuimoediatel 1 troduced his commission p They et te Then don't take chances, Get the *t sooner pa was both passed and defeated gers re ily a terday. Leaders are unable to xed the breaking of the circle of vote pies He in which the senate has becomg r d. the quicker they act. UININ Alldrussics VLU with portral pero Sy 38 Officers and Men Re-_ Defective Wiring | main in Safety on Diver Held Blaze Cause! Defective wiring waa blamed Wed: ra fire which almost to | | | | effe the home of E. M. Sf ‘ st., Tuesday night. Th | ater fe estimated at $2,100. Tho blaze as discoveres 0 p. she grounded 1 ee liscovered 40 p.m. j ” fades any | HERE'S MORE ABOUT " 4 ra | iene! GRAND JURY board the ea craft STARTS ON PAGE 1 preferripg the compara. | \ of their ship to the ore in sma {aid #0 he would find it In the bottom of the Sound some morning. ma} jall ni MY SEATTLE OFFICES CLOSE BY [F YOU, ate suffering with Piles or! other Rectal or Colon disorder, call trip by coast at my Seattle offices, 8th floor, Shafer p é Driteelia. attention ikea, Building, and have an examination * ant fe fat 24 ae Fe Ste beg play ety | esterday, when heir au » is > dl ee ee Iota cisald been rturned. jiith ave., appeared with a subpoena. | explains many things you should know. Yolie, it is said, epecializes in devel: | oping greater speed in automobiles! }and had among his customers men —$— <<. BULLETS TAKEN FROM |Jenxious to drive automobiies that GIRL’S HEART; WILL || "ud Jeers tr behind any pursuing LIVE, DOCTORS AVER car driven by dry agents, ARE NOT USING HE DALL! Ore, Jan. 14 Two bullets were being ex- | TELEPHONE EVIDENCE | Ralph Downs, manager of the | Seattle Golf and Country club, re- tracted from near the heart of || ported to grand jury quarters late Edna MeGee by Dr. G. B, Smith || Tuesday. here this morn o While Revelle said Wednesday | math of a sh that the record of telephone conver Arlington yéster sations obtained when federal enver | ett!, an Italian ion hand, who |/ tapped wires serving Olmsted head- attacked Miss McGee upon her || quarters will not be submitted to} refusal to marry suicide. M My method of treating Piles is non surgical, Genes and quickly effective. JUARANTEE to cure any case of Piles or refund the pa tient’s fee. If you cannot call,write me a letter about him, is dead, a | the grand jury for fear of future} court evidence, he fdmitted that such} rds would and are being freely |r to guide the inquiries directed at witnesses, A large sheaf of records, belle jto have been seized by dry age lin the raids on the Olmated home, | | the, office of Attorney Jerry Finch and the offices of Wilbur B. Dow, ship's broker, were taken into the grand jury Wednesday | and apparently were to be placed the grand jurors That the first phase of the grand | | jury inquiry—that delving into rum. | McCieo will recover, said Smith this mornt duck Hare 2 SHEL YOW an and surgeon. hinese roots and | teansfer in treating all) g) men and ante room Latest type of powerful X-Ray the Electro Medieai Clinic y make an nation of the lungs ar 1} $2.00. With thie powerful machin movement of the heart or ator plainly visible. Hours 9 a. m. to 7:30 | 115 ym, MA in-B07L. of booze from ocean-going | « ships in|} outof-town exes |t failed to return to the rooms Wednesday ly Co. Be ey, TEL toy-0751 grand jury Seattle, Wash. decisions invalidating such|!? jrunning out of Canada and thajth EATTLI rAR TRARRA AA» HARTLEY'S GOALOREGON PROBES GROCER'S GUN DRY AGENTS Legislature to Prohibition Department ROUTS THUG Investigate | Merchant Fails volver Out of Holster to Get Re- ji) WEDNESDA ti. loos _ MeDougall fouthwick itleman, whatey arted by nature—a fine old g his fault Tonight we a Thursday, we sha duced and re nen ¥ lieutenant oe anaes inaugural ball and then, « business. Bills will be rred to committees overnor, will appoint will be started have the ints ach A ‘ Line Stationery, in’ packages of 102 | ¢ 5 tar with a clean slate. Governor Hart| sheets, specially priced, per package Q G H . Rt al ined om making any ommen ns to the legis- : 5 ose lature 10 rdex not to embarrass his successor. Already, Envelopes, to match the above Stationery. 25e the vever, a bill has been introduced to take away some of Special, 3 packages for........-...00e+ °J | t y DO MacDougall-Southwiek Sox peruse ling power Hart is accused of misusing in the STRUT FLOOR idas and Filion case That bill wasn’t exactly a Hart recommendation, but h was the cause of it. HERE’S MORE ABOUT WAR IN PACIFIC STARTS ON PAGE 2 iaries—-becomes significant. Japan, almost overnight, could stretch a barrier of high explosives, submarines and airplanes about her in such a way that once she had seized Guam and the Philippines, our potential bases out there, she would be well nigh invulnerable from the sea, Hiding behind this bristling wall of island outposts, she could keep open her own lines of communication for supplies from Asia. Meantime, her submarines—somé now built or planned—and her fast, new cruisers turned into commerce raiders, would take a leaf from Germany's t playing havoe on the high Germany merce destro} 70 of which are book and s y four or five of these com- n could send out several times in the opinion of the British. scattered to the four points of the compass, could y all the vessels the United States could bring to r, indefinitely. we have boasted of our doctrine” of the “open and equal opportunity fo jean citizens «the world 1 diiga He door” t submarines, built | capable | ¢ cr « tt r Adm can shirk wi h the German U-be JAPAN DOMINATES aking anything and everything | WORLD IN FAR BAST on ant Thanks to Japan's abundance World war expe al bo atratell it requ fast cruls surface slono em boats some That is ar rience demon on in the Western our none, and ty in lor her sup wbmarines, fast cru! aircraft bane day absolutely part of the world. “The Unite 8 and « ashore, Japan to dominates that against the U 000 craft, all told. f.100. to. 1, for { Germany more 1 States has at sea at the same its ir AND L. Britten 5. WOULD De observer again defending them been difficult Ax things are, lefenne | by warlike i Yet the honor of the United | ®t any rate—has to all appear. States 1s as much at in ances become impossible.” the Philippine Island « | in Alaska. Both are Americ | TOMORROW: Has buses any: tertitory. Also, for the pa | Doctor Tells How to Strengthen Eyesight 50 Per Cent in One Phila glasses? A u atrain or other eye so, you will be gi according to Br 5S p e been ( exved it a in time. princlp | this wonderful prescription. | One man anys, after trying tt: "I) yet blind; could wos alm read at all, Now I ean r ry H vithout any glasses, my | not water any 1 At} ight would pain dreadfully now they feel fine all the time. It waa like « miracle to me } A Indy used it says: “The at-| mosphere seemed hazy with or with out glasses, but after using this pre-{ ription seome cle print without « that thousands who ean now discard them in a able time and multitudes n be able to str athen th fe to be spar penae of ever getting sls yo troubles of many descr be wonderfully 6 simple Anodher prominent p m the above was wald omark dients prescription: Go t ive Jand widely drug pore and get @ bottle of Bon- lor the very ) sto tablets. Drop one Ron-Opto |be kept on Wut tablet in @ fourth of a glass of water |tamiy.” bop jand allow to bathe th tim daily. Ye f our Up perceptibh the stant, cand. inflardiation. will (ws quickly disappear, If your eye ag th # are [Usemen iich Lon Johnson, the The business of the tig {the J blind | naime had | La the Dominion representa J ry 1 tives were to make a last effort at! anua gaining extradition of Ross C. Wat olan | #ky, Jongg Tables and odd piece MecDougel rOURTE er including Mah on 0- MacDougall-Southwick Special 00 Imported Stationery Heavy Wool Women’sand Misses’ Sweaters The Light Weight Style to Be Worn Under One's Coat Ah, 7.95 ! ( The fancy strife weaves, the double breasted or Tuxedo \ effect, the two pockets and Y the bright colors, all blend to make this a smart and very practical Sweater to be worn now later in the Spring. arns, in shades of anberry an r England sends these smart Sports Hose, patterned in the dia- mond pattern so popu- lar among American women. In warm tones of brown and ray. Sizes Bigto10. | 700 MacDougall-Southwick STREET FLOOR MacDougall-Southwiek SECOND FLOOR a -DELINQUENT | PLATERS FINED |$250 Collected for Park and | Road Fund « caught E “Save first ~ spend the rest” with jconses last wee succession ‘Tucaday ed $5 each Three or Ity in rapid c. Dal court 1 showed urt.”” the state road funds to be shared equail patrol . neither ment. share were ¢ Substantial Security The security for savings placed here consists of first mortgages on improved real estate—two dol- lars worth of security for every one dollar loaned. LAST DAY Tomorrow in which you can deposit money and participate in dividends from ORDERED HELD } Bagley Faces Extradition in # Nanaimo Robbery ns James Bagley was Wednesday held | kt. extradition after Judge Mitchell m, sitting as extradition com: had heard the case estab: | | | Gil | ernment concerning his alleged im the December el In Heation in 11 Bank of Canada at and the theft of $42,000. son, former Seatt same charge 3 more {dentification of Watson and the Dominion government was re- ported early Wednesday to be rush-| ing additional holdup witnesses to Seattle for direct testimony | Extradition proceedings against George Rossi and R. C. James are | scheduled to follow | oS { | Trotsky Fools ’Em;_| Lingers in Moscow MOSCOW, Jan 4 Leon Trot- it now appears, is not in a d: {health resort in the Caucasus after all. He plans a trip south in the near future, however } Premier Rykov was ans’ ering a ues tions regard ting: Trotaky’s sill on the} This Association has loaned to wa earners in Seattle over one million two hundred thousand dollars, without the loss of a single dollar—a perfect record. i Trades Union Savings and Loan Association 405 Union EL iot-7362. Pres. HR. P. G. Thomas, Asst. ur WANT ADS sear RESU Hart, Soecy. Treas Seey. FP, A. Rust, war init rs it not dangerous, but would | jtequire time for cunng. He re iterated that Trotgky, who ix here, will go to the Caucasus Son,

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