The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1925, Page 3

HE A'T )$100,000 SUIT Coolidge May Get Same BLIND FIVE ON) co cues owtr's sweat ties Medicine Wilson Took RADIO KHQ. ese" “Both,” Aneuen Mother; ~ “It Can't to Collect Insurance — : . | There are just two 1” Qouve ’ |} Alleging York " ny 2 ! Ive special Program ways in which a cus- Session From Breakup ult Be Done, Says F athe r—Divore George Harvey Appears to Oppost aie Sean-to 10 | hn theta rer ; - P resident’ s F oreign Policy of receiving dollar for ure ‘ dollar value in a used F HW “ f KHQ car. One is by being . - : é . an expert mechanic ‘ and purchasing agent : combined, the other ; | is by doing business a ith a concern whose ‘ " F reputation for fair ft dealing is well es- tablished. 4 Beoks | oy For your protection buy your used car from a reputable A TURDAY PAGE 3 i SLA Cradle or Career? . First School Semester of 4 wipeiae ' 2 4,300 of Year Is Ended : poser, ¥ vi, v E a iT LONG TERM (°! a i ceineiae '|Sunday in the Churche | jarcotic Defendants Given : —— Ex-Spokaners to peleme> eth ee 0 ts Five Years in Prison PANS DEMOCRAT P ‘ , ‘he atin of Anger” Women’ Party on January 28 s th . Christensen Scored for CONGREGATIONAL irs, E. K. Worthington of the } ; pate leuta’t t Child Labor Stand ica otg hse eee. First Christian Spiritualist—s Headed a Dunlap—Rev. P. A. K . New Thought Meeting ti ad By. Cae ahi ees Tee ) tec. 2p Employes of City prea ingen Go| Fit Swedish—Ninth and 3 Theosaphics Are Raised i in Rank Isa Allen Greims and (below) her childre ermenties - i E ita Bad Check Suspects Eleanor and Spencer Greims. e : 7 ie ad be Ar" we has A : 1 labor law and signed the fir 7s Te eee Arrested in Tacoma J NEw YORK, Jan. £4.—Mra, Isa} E t s ae 7 v ‘ esfidinay is ie ae. i TACOMA 24.—Pat and Ber net am my talented | ee ' ned Seals rer Bah st " gy 23 tha Loughiir sand and wife, of we t S . a: opr ‘! " ‘ - S - arrested yester eatablie - a . t - r | believed by police to be re. ! m Perk . ipetvifiaes “Aire.* re 4 |" for a recent flood of 1 of the t . EROERACE * OPHOS b Fear s orthiess checks in Seattle and . ting a pr me ent are ' the solen « f 4 I Chureh of Spiritual Sclence—A. 0. Bur lar Steal G ps . nt a prt. | nent a eee Seert ventas eel. or te een s Gems [other coast cities. The pair wa urington Road Features ie made by our party to the B Fal 5 pt « Peo.lu. W. temple, Ninth ave. Rev, Low "F R | covchenaad “arise. they deer atone Washington ~ Menus is les z » platform. was adopted heeds dag Ne Sle fy pa p.m rum rom Residence (() hive secured change for u #1 } , ieher) Ht. F The 7 Phas Y Sidekeieey ane: ur who invaded the home| check, given for an auto Inner tube ' Miteston railroad at ON bage sapere af River Dragged for St. Michael's Chapel of St. Mark's) peychome asl f 2010 ; yview ave Fri} they threw away after the transac Mie wtshruatee teenth soeme.|\ oct ' hoo! m that Broadwa Body of Fisherman >» rand, Joke | gta of Moder, Spltuaion—| pain a yea ving, « enrtet tel OM pereinelan gl bial Bye A hes ner ¢ at -and that | yy at pa Saeulie ; Wich histes ii ae ; other articles of Jewelry, | : mes of agrt | she 28 a will £ socite | eee Carl F iF w Team Lage, Theosop! So. state Tr capac Ey inte | orttt tine os : Rhames ‘ man, 174 Riveraid : at y|clety—71T N. Broadway “U” Students to | sa be ht ., be d to ha . nmun 46, 8 Sunday sehool; § p. m., lecture by . vier i Pullah toported. that hoc? ayes . The| Mr. Ivar Haglund, “Habits and Their Stage Vaudeville 4-left ome to exan , | Conver of &t. Paul Modificatior University junior girls will give a SEEKS DAUGHTER KING" IN TOILS ° ta near the old Mcintyre shi Christ Church, Brooklyn ave, and] red New World College of | vaudeville performance at the Met . + bed wid F. 47th at.—Rev. Pau James, p Spiritualism, Divine Selence, New! ropolitan theater March 6 and 7. nee tor, & a. m., holy communion; #4 EN pal Psychology and Christian | Eight acts will be put on, hosting Thousands of users Sunday ach i dre Euch heosophy—Arthur Edward Leigh a in drama. Three raises Missouri Father Asks Aid!Platinum Mine Promoter Is Iftenza Epidemic its 11 a. mand 7:30 p.m, Prof. R astor.Carpentern’ all, 1620/ahows, including a matinee, are to be| ee ee \ . MeKer waite ' 7:30 p. m., service. Lec:|given. Performers include Ruth : of Local Police | Arrested by Federals _Is Ravaging ‘Tokyo ngton j o€ Splritualiens| Hecht, “Mary Greiner Weslen, Kir] ' cle Stee aden ecaresie The menu tleeka | Apaosredby Geeta ; ‘ ‘ OF . Lost Dr, Leighton and | worth, Fred Blanchard, Steve Brown, thing else failed. Tenn. nigton pro ng an only daughter, lost to| k us the isaac Beary heacaoe serien ley; divine heal-| Albert Ottenheimer, Dorothy Hager, “Have found instant relief 14 years, A. P. Dixson, of alleged t a tah Se ive ofr it oF t Windy Huston, Virginia Nanchant, from itching by sing Resinol 108 8, Askew ave., Kansas City, Mo. ¢ gu sienathie. coal vii telig a Margaret Tapping, Lait Nelapn, Ointment and Tex. as. to te Leona Kate Dixson, 17 " plat aridueli: Bat MAA cea. James at Katherine Brown, Kindsay Mac | healing and soothing as well as anal that he/arrested by Deputy U. 8 tek Apion re About Washington Harrie, juliet Glenn, Charles Crouch,| _ #n,excellent cleanser.” 9 S46 Jnstall 1. rom his wife because “she A M. Smith Friday a necr — Jult Bit a sippi river states will learn | George Elchorn and a chorus of nine For the firet Rise 2. pi Legio nsta ted new clothes and he wanted /dictment returned bt he federa sag sans Diges a from Dr. N girls. P Offi Feb. 27° home.” Mrs. Dixson took the little} grand jury Local Insurance Co. and sermon r of pbpelirs of th ——_—__—_—_ Mich. always cers on re 7 girl with her to Seattle. He has| Peter an arrest charge Make: Bi P Churet p of Washington during “Resinol, pes Ae ot officers for ,the mer ivardl frets: thea Wot Bow ae ies using le to defraud. He nditesda 4 ried Mis | Paiow ayAsSaE will Ire a CITY-COUNTY BLDG. |! ie magic "oN yd T. Cochrane Post | si ‘0 locate 4 as relea a per CO ' an tw ures in six Mississipp! | can Legion wil be ob-| Dixaon wants his daughter to write|izance on motion of U. 8. Attorney ; nice Con | , Trinity He will, speak. on || WILL LOOK SPIC AND Ges nares on request to show Mrved at a joint meeting of the le-|to him, he said h the | pany of organiza. | A'0ha in Washington, in what Resinol Soap and Oint- wencaonah age oh “ts |tion, has a vas as, Oklahoma,’ Misso SPAN AFTER ITS BATH || (Rieko Sergi ing ORS ‘ |” ‘Peterson was brought before a jury|in a ilet of a a0. compass} LIBERAL CATHOLIC ited aba alongs oat Hin | connty-oity balidine sil] per ait ape ye 2 Katherine Johnso: font; Mrs. Commissioners Give [in supe urt two ye ago, but |!ea in the of business writ St. Alban *, 1060 FE. Thomas. Re starting Off 1925 by getting your druggist about these prow” > | was as mentally incompe-|ten in Wash te This in. | Ray Wardall lla m., Holy its face washed—that is, the mar. ducts. - Ma Weis, vice pres Pilz, second vice little Johnson, tr Mrs. ight out dur-| Eucharist. Sermon: “The Symbolism Drys Arrest Woman, tal convention jof the Altar”; 630 p.m. address.’ Nab Booze in Raid ble fac habitu ng of the corridors which of the political and ad- B Ue “Figure” Problem ‘2: teresting fact’ was t ng the second After debating the relative merits of slender and husky policewomen,| N, E, Linsley, Noted pa eet tha toothed ae T eeadiation jh yg Ross,| Prohibition agents raided the Lib-|| Ministrative structure see. A civil. service commissioners Friday | opelats Minas atiaruad hy. cbc ib0| ae rye erty Apartments, 1525% First ave.|| Crew of workmen, under Supt. ght finally decided to leave the |Mining Man, Is Dead Ew ‘ nea pecaep tir | LUTHERAN Friday night, and seized one quart || Jack Mullane, ts busy with cloths F and employes of the com: A RAY and soapy water washing down Hope, 42nd ave. 8. W. and Oregon|°f &!%, 26 pints of moonshine and ny’s remarkable growth |st. Rev. Os Korsme ized in the keynote ad. |9:45 a, m., Sunday school; m. delivered Friday by | servi Midweek service Wednes O. D. Fisher, president of the Fisher |day, 745 p.m Flour Mille Co. and chairman of| St. John’s Danish Mission—2400 F. |the board of directors of the in-| Spruce. Rev. Alf firm. The company began |tor. 10 a. m (Danish); 8 p. m., wor ) tr ns on May 1, 1933, Fisher|m., worst | be en tee etree | Mutt tethers Sutrview ve.) DESC manny | is represented in| pa r physical qualifications up to the ex-| won E. Linaley, widely known in. ag amining physicians, The argument in the North “Cigaret” Burglars occurred during the consideration of} man, is dead Saturday in Spokane. F - . lapplications from women for post of | He leaves a som, Clarence F e Two Big Raids |policewomen. Ten were rejected be-|attle, and two brothers, one in Mon cause they had passed the maximum |t age limit, 38 years. | came to Vir the walls, but thus far no effort has been made to clear the build. ing of its accumulation of “hot air.” some beer. The place was a down-| Prohibition Director Svelyn McKay, al-| rested { ana pioneer mining |” The compa is emph an that wa town roadhouse Roy Lyle said. leged owner, w tin was arrested with | in Se one California. Lins! . in 1866 Gearet burglars robbed two stores Widay, and made away with a quan- ity of “fags.” The Corner Grocery, 6 Broadway. as looted by eves, who cut the transom chains} 4 gin entra Nelson, 616; ported his store robbed | larger quanti moonshine and wine in his apart-| ¢ Sorensen, pas edileome a : 1 yt a, |ment at, 1322% Seventh ave or. 11 a, m. and 3 p, m fter every evenin Jens He Because she spent $600 in 90 days and demanded that she be sent reen and Mr. Martin|/to Honolulu each winter, E. B. conduct a series Smith, former veteran shingle mill services. First F operator of Bellingham, was granted | of these widely Known) q divorce from Jessie Smith by oo ngelists from the East 5 eva rom § - |Judge Hall late Friday, Mrs, Smith METHODIST 4 at Bellingham. They were! y of smokes. and town in | ther It at 8 p. KFQX, markets; 7:1 bedtime stories oreheatra; 10-13, FOLEY’S Big Cut in | (ya aery: ¥\ ¢ 6 me ~|\ classes of busines: (KYW “The World Crier”) will MISSING orthweat Radio Service meters—4:30-5:40, Ethel 1 nine . STABLISHED 18 Ser invites 1 pealiors to uso this'|| #1: # pooh er 6 p.m ya aminer bp. reen Lake—Rev, E. M. Hill, pas-| married in 1919 at Vancouver, B.C Dentistr E D FOA, Rhodes’ store, 455 me- | time story by t 40 p. m., service 6 No. : é d:16, William Hoftmane | total: ¢ p.m. IT HERE Adminsion-Except-on-Business ‘Man ; REFUSE SUBSTITUTES and. “today'e sreciper; | Carter Harrinon ee Mountaineers to 30 ; yrthweat Conn Co., con p.m, Youth's ¢ Se METHODIST EPISCOPAL R ; A vopoer storien; articles Proposals will be recelved by tite astra at “Eadie Macknesd | be Seattio Chinese are all out of debt| Firw—Figth at Marlon. Rev. Celebrate Birthday Rear” Suppttca and "Accouhe dioecd ta ends” oe reheatra, 3 bio ngre following the custom of| Ralph MeGee, pastor, 11 a, m | ‘The Mountaineers will celebrate : Department, Washington: D. sre reauecie nlve rport te || ita Louis Waamer, 369, me: eo ea paying debta incident to celebration| Byron H. Wilson on “Meth their 18th birthday with a dinner a Set of $10. 00 Tintil 10 o'clock, am. Rebs 3, S pepred Prdace ath iene al invited arrman” | SRI 148 motores || 0% the Orlental New Year day Work in Seattle"; 4:90 p. m. organ|at Plymouth Congregational church, |] Leeth. .. Sor Bituminous enamel and fs " m | p,m, classical hour: 6 p.m., PoD- al services: will: be 1 Sun-| recital; 5 p. m., sacred concert by | Sixth and University st... Fri 10 Gua |primer, paint pigments, searchitght 10, r Biacroragealt <b; heute) for James McPherson, 38, dead | Temple chor K President Edmund § $1 f $4 00 jftrins and turpentine to the Nav 612 Ankeny st., CIFIC COAST STATIONS WCCO, St, Paul, 417 meters—g ||at Firland sanatorium. He had lived 628 ; ny will make the principal ad-|f CYOWN. «++. ° 1 Fee Spans to the Bagply. Offloers 1 of his Lon Angeles, 467 meters p.m. fireside phitonophies; 6:16 |j here 20 years METHODIST PROTESTNAT «4 of the evening. Reservations S ch | P Mra, Kate Re ieorge W. Beck ed to|| 4:20-6, Red Losing's Gree Village orchestra; 9-10 “gar Royer, P. resident of West § i vy Yard, Puget Sound, Wash. or $10 Bridge- o Bureau of Supplies and Ac- work........ e counts. DAVID POTTER, Paymis- is not heardi| iy program by the Alhambra . Lee ane baie We Apauvar ad. wrarel te : m cman “a Grace’ eneral of the Navy, 1-10-36. 5. Chamber of Commerce. r . annual congregational meeting; 7:30 *, r hamber mn pat he lived with her daughter, Mrs.|\, m. “House Building | Extraction Free KGO, Oakland, 300 meters please || 11:30 «. m. to 1 p. m., luncheon r concert: 4-6:30, concert orchestra Tina Crook veer Arrangements have been made fo PRESBYTERIAN ADDRESS IN POCKET cit he otel 8 cia; 8, ‘o- > rent sori, || Soe ee bee teen nelavors aries, readings President Coolidge to open the 1925] Whitman Memorial, North 43nd GLADDENS ONE MAN; tat lub; 10 lance music Db: 3 hicago, 379 7 || gonvention of the uted Adver- | 41, hworth towland Ei i Brutiey, Sie aac: || wees te iol orchestra. é p.m. Sunday, schoo! 71!fisine Clubs of the World, in Seat. |Snt | Artworls tte Pein, MAKES ANOTHER SAD | an Francisco, m Fairmount Hotel o' Oriole orch Cal. Last heard of readings: ¢ at Christmas time tle, July 20 Full to the Brim’; 7:30 p. m I’ 8. C. Baker hadn't left his Funes ove re held Friday | «tyreamers address in his pocket | 20-3:20, musical mati- | bor Mra, Willlant Brat Ravan & ae 6 10-5:30, ton bs eet Dibra Baga lr . bs ded University, 47th and 15th N. E; A. Smith, 35, would be at lib. Walker writes to tell her sis-| Palac Hotel band: | $1 SVaaheli! : on "| Rev, H. S. Templeton, pastor, 11 a erty Saturday and Baker would |) i Leots SCHULTZ, that an em-| bl ople Min edd mame | lm. “Light and Witness," first in|] be minus a blue suit, shoes, two KGW, Portland, 492 meters Thore'l be an eclipse of the sun ‘The Golden Gospel of the tehes, shirts and a b | ultz, has beer m., dance music by Olsen's or- | | visible in Seattle in the year 2218—| Series © dS Bagh nal acaba eM WAtehem, SHIFTS: RB, 8 DAS | r daly ¢ i a from the Hotel F | fon of God’ op. m ‘The But Bak 1 i I 1 |T eady for)| chestra from the Hote Jif you can wait that long, univer-|"0n Of Clot i ‘ ‘i ut Baker did leave his ac last heard from in Se-|| KHJ, Lom An eles, 3 | astronomers said Saturday ga Chureh and the Jew,” by |] dress, Skagg's Market, Ballard, ip Valker, 908|| 404 metera—1 | arles Hawley Fenn, formerly in-| 2r- Paul Burman, in his pants pocket when he left 2:20-3, matinee musl- | 9, Hickman'’s orchestra; mr \\ 6 children’s progran nella Dy cr aunt, || 15, musical program; 10 roid PEARL THAYER, hetta dance orchestra; 12-2 ast heard || Post Angel of Los Angeles Ls! MERTON CHARLESTON. * ke taat ( ee || his room at the Pertland hotel, CHRISTIAN AND SPIRITUAL |] ieriday. Detectives A. A. Brown |I First Christian—-Broadway and E.|) ang L, C, Harris found Smith |} Olive, Rev. Russell F. Thrapp. trying to sell some of the stuff tor. 7:30 p. m, monthly mus rested ‘him tle port development, | is dead in Cass City, Mich. | University girls played escort to [boy students at the annual “ladies night” on the campus Friday ¢ ning. terested in Se al in a pawn Calling up the Skagg’s market KFRS—Han Francisco, 280 me- | at 4043 ¢ 4043 tepe--6:40-7:30, Hotel Whitcomb « 09 ‘ a Ferry Trip except. $46 nstétet- » theater | State branch of the National Christian—22nd ave. N-|] they talked to Baker. He didn't || 7:15 a.m, IN THI Samy PE cisinens (m toxram ses Shel B. Pittab s., 926 || dustrial Peace and Educational a at 62nd.: Rov. George M. even know his sult, shoes, watch sate Fork Ocohard PePe emer tok: AK Mex : Ae K Angeles, 337 meters ciation has elected the i 15 m., Bib s, shirts and bag had been NAVY YARD ROUTE \ FATHER JOHN'S Batic, 4 v.,|| <I, radio talks 9:20, dramatia; & Magee, president; F. W vice | scl m., communion a stolen, Smith is held to face a Colman Dock MEDICINE. WAS iy telcr £127 aL et rein aks president, and the Rey. H. I. Chatter- | preachitf; 6:30 p. m., Christian I burglary charge. WRITTEN OVER. ard from the : pram; 10 ton, secretary-treasurer. deavor; 7:30 p. m., preaching, “Je 69 YEARS A Te aR ER,