The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1925, Page 7

sHURSDAY Now That Wire Tapping Has Become General—B y Groff FREDERICK & NELSON x The Console Phonograph “Olympian Junior”’ With Six 10-Inch Black- Label Records $69.50 | ’ * \ es of recorce The tone ‘ <= (9) pia ey a Quee — STE eo), > ome oe ate eine: ‘ abel ‘ é Legislature fs O if z | cleaner, $69.50. . The Legislature Is N ds A aca Hope for Railroad Phonographs | alban pment and record ; Place tor Women W ho | Province Builds Memorial to Line That | Lx cu biinisiss-at ti 1 . . i t W t t G F Four Others Are Saved @ Day May Be Buil reg The Olympian Junior “laghl an O et at From Poisonous Fumes arsine ay u , ry dee : ae al Rassipenceety ; ssi Console Ore r genastos eee oe ena oe] Equipped With a Good | eee Fi ; ‘The prices are all sharply re Complete, $185.00 : BS. . nae aia ye rou aa vent Terms May Be Arr 3 rae te aS ‘CAPITAL’ : Y ot bar mit byt = : ke Coal or Wood Range 4 z ANOTHER FAMILY ; Me a " tt FEATURED VALUE: ; ‘IWRIED SUPPORT KLAN GATHERS as cee tet an | 1 ‘JMRLEWIS PLAN. FOR FUNERAL <= ae wes as | ad ; [Oiicers’ Club Takes Up Hooded Order Assembles at | (.o yi. yes had “who marted the saving game. €& NELSON ti Permanent Camp Scheme Herrin for Young Burial ee ee ol iesdel heroes 1} x fee ne ow see “ticle gia Saree taeeee i dre ARREST FIVE ON (7 bang ee to HARTLEY PROUD i Bs Bi bs sing ‘othees the r F PME BGG aldFG E coicd Drys Visit Many Places Glad They Refused to Ratify | Cece fg a i ge nt During Night Sas inepeapet u Negra ‘ eye ry ; be % gente ! nab st os i Pa Sig io a! OLYMPIA, Wash. Jan. 29—Gov ; i : a eohgewne , of 2019 Ninth coe aid "ee tnientin’ “frat NCEY J. HAWKINS th Congregational Churely iver the annual gadrese ie the Kraduating of Wi ig Modern Business College, at Magonie Tempie, Pine St. and Ave, Prida aty 19. BV. Hawking is rec Of the most ot [et in the West His n Braduating cians will } mluable to ail who The public Is ex nized as Inv ted. students rSSET SOUND STEAMER pe HEDULES S00 Money, Travel by Steamer rc tay 3, ok 3,0, Sets 80c' Round Trip ip tonving y midnight ANACOKTES Fach Way Port Townsend a and Rail Anacortes CRNINane % and Auto Peery Found trips daily 1 SUMO NaviGaTiONeG Foor Manion sr } All the klaverns of Southern It apy a aes sie Ue spok a meeting of exchange lino’ otified t sone bam coh eye ep clubs cailed to demand “Jess legis full repr ° funera ia rres, 8, who was arrested at 312 lation. The ser will be a Beret 5 The legislature thru its action the gra the Baptist chure zs. “Walker sppoatga nt: Jas risen in the estimation of the here, oue of t t in the efty Ny a ry oe ni 7 ae id |nation and of the world,” Hartley will not con holding th i Ottjoar K By) Fe PAUSE declared, following an attack on . Is “Buying Crazy” rato wies tabla tind $56 Labore federation and The presi Cottide: ait a MRee te San vee Short. for advocating relent. Codlidge’s salary, trav ; The Star for printing a news cling @xpenses aid. upkeep of, CHICAGO, J ~May wheat ‘The dry squad's last raid was at any far cba x Pas te House. cost about $425,- | dropped thr « in the first few re: ave. and Spring si nere | | ae White How: t about $4: dropped th he fi f a nd Spring st where | cent. child labor Sredritig were called r. moments of t ing today from yew wized Elmer Knutson. nd : es as A . |“demoxogues and blatherskites. = = —— terday's © of 05 a bushel. The = , ,| charged = hit with the Hartley defied Short. to ‘frighten initial opening today was at $2.03) This gilt and granite tower was built by the province Of | state \iquor law. He furnished $200 fi abe ‘cnathine wratning. io and a t of wel e S20 } 7 * p al | |him into y " joe an : f selling drove it) Szechuan, China, to a railroad, which some day the people | vail the: subject 60 the meeting, Hardey down s her’, certs |hope to have. There is not now a road in the province. HENRI GT? S59 8 fae 1 Hales Tact said the main reason for the flood CHICAGO, Jan. 20—A pubiic buy-| The people are hopeful, however, and. believe one will 800” | Street Car Spittin | y fapping of laws, is that “people keep ‘ding ing craze, stimulated by reports of aj be built, according to Baron Hans Gebsattel, Bavarian g | The second annual convention of }2°"8ins’ the legislature for laws. A Harsh the eighth district he U Tet the legislature alone and it world wheat shortage and stories 6t| ethnologist (right). Causes Man’s Arrest |‘ cishth district of the University ot ehe' Sou well,” advised. the immense wealth piled up by specu of Michignn Alumni association was |“ saat Apodiasrigt lators, have comb to drive May BY G. LUCILLE BU TLER |ment kite photos to} Spitting on the floor of @ street/being held in The Olympic Hotel, | 5° r, etait he wa ae wheat uj shel, the high- | VE ways of ure atrange. | pre is reveling in| CaF When told not to, caused the/beginning a o'clock ‘Thursday! nS t0 work ra ht rer mn ra 50 years, lead Without a mile « 1 within | the comfor bs; W. H. Lancaster, 63, Wed- afternoon. " The business meeting for’ liam: ttestackace in thal thee: 1604 Fourth ing grain men are agreed. its boundartes, Szeck largest | “I this Olym: taken In cus-jwill be followed at 6:80 o'clock by for less. Interference Pi Gray Silver, president of the Grain | province in Chin with a population | pic, tisfaction y aerate , ames Moore,|a ¢ in the Junior bail room of B® : at Pine Marketing company, the leading | of over 60,000,000, builds a ng | "In Shar there are| “nd held for $10 bai the hot | “The legislature and the gover NO NEED TO Be farmers’ co-oper organization, | monument, patiently wait ie | fine 1 in I ad The eighth district comprises {ROT ate Working hard in hand to Martin Warned that “extreme caution i# nee-|cate it to the first railway to enter! mirc but in t com-| 1, 4. Grosso, 1239 Rainier ave., got | Washington, Oregon, California, | '*¥ 2nd improve the legislative sys ou ard to feel at home at|| ery.” He believes present prices | its vast territo fort—and cleantiness, a bargain in pota and bought «| Montana, Wyoming, Nevada, Brit. |'m” he ndded ; MiG HRIGICES ‘Studio. An ideal]! Row are debatable ground, Word of th backed by photo-| phe to speak before the! few s: But while | 8h Columbia, ka, the Philip-| Hartley said that ex-Goy, Hart is : place for the young and old people James A. Patten, who years ago graphs and the earnest appeals of | oning Thursday luncheon | he wa with them, one of |Pine islands and foreign count elping him, The governor said he | al ers Bho hogar ny ag cornered thé wheat market, said the|the few white men of affairs within} on the opportunities for Am them pic up his purse from the {bordering on the Pacific ¢ was working from 7 in the morning ke a few private lessons or join|| Dublic keema to ng crazy.” | Chins most — wente »| development In Sxechuan, He eoutite nd Grosso didn’t miss it} Delegates will be in attenda until 2 the next morning on his pro: class on Wednesday and Sat-|| Patten, declaring he got out of the| reached Seattle Thur to leave Thur night: fo until they were gone, he said Thurs.|ffom many distant points and, it | gram j market when he sold wheat at $1.60] Hans Gebsattel, noted South day. It contained $100. is expected a large number of| Other speakers included — Pliny | Lennie. hab ote a bushel, sald that prices on the; Munich, Bavaria, arr on the |former Michigan men and women, | Allen, W, H. Weaver, president Se j I “hicago board of trade were consid-! President Madison, homeward " . |who are not delegates will be p: attle Exchange club, and Dean Con- | erably below the principal European | after a year und a wif touring . lent Only accredited dele; University Washington | market China “however, will be allowed tov The child labor amendment was The United States has more than | governor general of the province of i by T, Hawley Tapping, general field |!ature Wednesday when the house 15,000,000 phones, far more than| Szechuan to stu th secretary of the Michigan Alumni | Killed the Westfall resolution, which appearance and date back to a elv [months tour of all of the member to the people. The senate passed i ization 200 years after Christ, riv Jet ths in the Western and Southern | this resolution the day before, after j “Rependable ling that of the Aztecs, found an eé isgus ing ight | ex. He will spend the week in {defeating the. ratification resolution amazingly rich country, intensively ittle, and during his stay, will |The. ratification resolution is yet to j Nursery Stock | <2. msn cited in itv ree Ne pg Seite RN aS ¥ s Horfieulturat, Bervice. || 20%. 40d, clamoring for commercial (ENED Jan, 29.—If you she has never seen ternities. Tuesday evening he con-|O hope for it. ‘ | outlet thru transportation—hence the had never seen a real ‘The picture this famous blind | ducted the installation of a cliss of ———_—_——_—_—— j railroad monument American flapper. with her woman has of the flapper was |the Washington chapter of Sigma /|that he was up against a long and STA@LISHEO WO) 7 He tr led down the Yangtse; bobbed hair, short skirts, rouged obtained, entirely from he |Delta Chi, national professional | hard trip and his poke was low | river four weeks to reach the capl-| cheeks and painted lips from “hand talks” with her teach journalism fraternity, in the Home> Julian was stopping at the At- r LMO § 0. tal, Chengtu, population over 1,500. which cigaret dangled, what Mrs. Anne Sullivan Macy, who Economic building of the university, | wood hotel, Alaskan headquarters, NURSERYMEN~ SEEDSMEN | 000, with its stone roads dating back would you think of her? “writes” words on Miss Keller's [which was followed by a dinner at when the malady claimed him. His The Brown Dentistry is like wine oes TER pT eR OT OM ETE over 1,000 years; its walls, built If you never had heard this hand by certain movements of | the Wilsonian grubstake was exhausted ,but he re around 200 A, D.; its exquiste cary ame flapper ehattering flip. her own hand. Ty {had fMends from the old days —it gets better with age. : pr had many nds from the old day 5 COO eet etre |i ings, gilt on ebony, adorning they pantly about many dances, wild “Altho I have never seen a when the trails were hard and Bill's at Westinke cheapest carava jes—and its peo: suto rides and her many ad. | won smoking cigaret, of r i yY with gold. A call went PEOPLE | 0.0 PEOPLE: DRGETOWN % ple cry: “Give us railroads.” mirers, ean you imagine what | course I think it a disgusting ° nd old debts were paid, pro- , paittel saw such sights as Bud: you would think of her? sight,” Miss Keller says. viding funds and Bill's brother in have had their (DENTAL WORK){ dhas 300 feet high, carved in the ‘There is one prominent Amer And bobbed hair and short ‘ yi : Denver, from whom he had- not AOE CARED WOR Al the: ofticel face of cliffs; brass incense burners | ican woman, who has lived in | skirts, I can't imagine that they (Bill Julian, Alaska Miner, at) neara in 18 year, among others re ot Dr. Edwin J. Brown, Seattle's 11,600 years old and as large as apart this country all her life, and | would make a woman attract , ; sponded. The to Mayo Broth eddies Teresa. thts years ee d | Fae taver Waa eben s-or iiidrds: |” (raat Thad’ sny: atgnt baek Death’s Door in East [eh ospitat was arcanged, perience has enabled Dr. Brown to| 2 3 Firms Looted by | the American flapper—so easily one of the last things I would |veteran cannot survive, volve a system of dental method] hel mrrweron cu aurea Ag * ° een and heard, want to see would be a girl of | Bilt Julian, Alaska pioneer and|to word received at the Ail his own which given the z see eS bat Fast-Working Thief But in her “mind's eye’ she this type finder of the Honolulu creek placer | Brown Dental Offices an enviable A burglar pulled some fast work has a pleture of the modern is only thinking of her claims, is doomed to aocording ’ . j me. nation-wide, Faithfal work on the Chief Seattle ‘gatage, Fifth| “American girl and she has very ure, She is constant. [to word received ‘Thursday trom | Senator's Child Is ng hours and giving, people the} lave. N. and Denny way, early definite opinions regarding he | seeking frivolous happiness ' Min where the well j best and most for, their money is gene fe Thursday morning. He took $85 Woman once was the | she never finds real happi- [known Sourdough went for an oper Injured in Falt the secret of Dr, Brown's Succe: ab, me, Ma from the garage while the wateh-| | of man, but now is She just /dlite about: from2: tation: ‘recently: otn= w: deaperate, vets |: OLYMPLAM TAT All Dental Work is now ing made FY Pagaenger forego ort Orstn man was in the rear, and then loot-| slave of flitting pleasur | one selfish pleasure to another fort to save his life 3 ft rate malty is ate at greatly reduced Prices until May NAVY YARD ROUTE ed a barber shop next door. From Those words sum up She is a slave of p ure. stil has a few weeks of | He's S-yearold J it. Peter, Son 1, 1925, and all work is guaranteed. | BY roman Dock there he entered a grocery and, Miss Helen Keller, blind | “Without my sight and hear und he will he cared for by | of the Snohomish county senator. Mgr. Brown Dental Offices, it] walked ont with an armful of| dent since she was 19 months ing, 1 believe Tam happier than other, who appeared to help) Little Joe fell from a hotel fire vé 106 Columbia Street. | tobacco and candy. old, thinks of the modern girl she is," the. Aleskag When word ‘went out | escape, but escaped with bruises, public speech since his inauguraton. WHEAT PRICE