The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1925, Page 11

a6 te, ov ae J N —e RAPA SRS TE RASS RS Sil AN J pRiIpAY REST ENDS R G ‘lev ess s of Girl Clerk in Marshal’s iawrtare | may. bat has 4 ereece, S525 3 jared dough peried him in 5 mi & is sad THREE INJURED Tr@sic fro Are Hit by Autos; One Driver Jailed Suffering Follows Failure BY GEORGE MacDONOUGH RIVER SHANNON FLOODING FARMS “FAMINE SWEEPS THRU IRELAND! of Potato Crop; Conditions Bad 0°.) 3. ju... ik EATTLEI [ | GASTON MEANS AID SPEEDED 10 _ SENTENCED STRICKEN TOWN Of fice Jails Visitor | Former U.S. Sleuth, Lawyer “Mushing” Records Set in Convicted of Bribery Plot Nome Med | | | I F ’ 1 way ‘ t Her “2 Unal e ‘ t final op ’ * , f , MAY HEACH U Volstend ad NOME MONDAY ' A Ur te } A. y ' DEMPSEY PARTS .” FREDERICK & NELSON | DOWNSTAIRS STORE Dependable Goode ais Fine —tiedernh & Ndow Serves New Mid-Season Hats, $5. 95 and $7. 50 icine Delivery A “attractive variet tyles at $5.95 and $7.50. Girls’ Coats REDUCED rs $7 Oh 44 A Clearance of B=) Women’s ia Coats and oy ot yet adh at ex, | rain sous Partnership Will End With..." ‘wat 9 $ fap toe. 2 aw ¢ , Champion’s Marriage pexcer “ TION AL value in this (7s PIERCE GALES 8 bs All fully lined and trim- DESTROY Koors Nn med with fur collars. Reduced, sare spect | i ad women anc ; She en ns ‘n os ous « c ry en ids, Saturday, to $9.75, gpd abet * pb Sa PASS FUND | BLL Beeps kr reas wie 3 cro rae (ce hee ete oad and Beldges ete ace m3 Drastic Reductions on Broken Lines of 1) MEN BUILTY Set Gecan' == ™ chute age a ee Women’s, Children’s and Infants’ (uvict Publication Men of « Extortion NEWYORK, Ja Gow, pubiishe Deities, and Albert & Ma Kunnes, two of his ad wider, found guilty t will mean that the spponediy dam: Hartley's short in No "Grass Wants More TROOPS OCCUPY Legislation | in Fall if Grae t Furniture pur chased at this Bale be a by the pur- Chaser during the month of February, at Frederick & Nelson's avn tealence FY 2 Semi-Annual SALE of FURNITURE Begins Monday Morning February Second accept THE Semi-Annual Clearance, at greatly reduced - prices, of Odd Suites and Individual Pieces ate from Regular Stocks; also, Special Purchases of High-grade Furniture from leading Eastern sources, at Correspondingly Unusual Savings. (Fourth Floor) SHANGHAI 65,000 Feng Tien Soldiers in Chinese City Joint SHANGHAL, J are due ar of Wu Pei Fu N Lu Yung Halang’s leute «sumed that Haiuh Hale t Lu's ally, was thru. Chang # on guarded and Hsien Yua without of company PUBLIC This time § ng occupied against any “Jazz Girl” Must DEBATE CLAIM OF LAMP CO, | Conference of Officials Today Shoes—T omorrow Ly 5 fee Women’s s Shoes Reduced to City 351 Pairs Women’s Pumps, Oxfords and High Shoes Reduced to 683 Pairs Children’s Shoes Reduced to lamps severai city and the HEARING 216 Pairs Infants Shoes Reduced to (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) Starid Murder Tria} |Coumbia Way Paving Dis- gl cussion SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20,—| Dorothy Ellingson, 16-year-old “Jax-+ who confessed killing her! must stand trial for mur The city council earing on the pro} nnounced Friday has been ur Murasky yesterday com m her t criminal courta for trial and within 30 daya the district attorney will file formal in-} formation against Altho the of the al mor the od apleits Money for NTON, N the Unite 4 St fa agaht “for, tobe r transfer mbic way paving a highway from the Jefferson Park Golf club to Rainie Murnsky ‘Tigert Asks More May 21 ‘ = - HARRY. O'BRIEN US. ENGINEER | OLYMPIA, Jan. 30.—Joint federal authorizing the governor to appoint/ a representative on interstate com- | |Ex-Police Inspector Passes) Coiumbia basin scheme. Idaho, Ore-| Drawbridge ~ Recommenda- mission for a further survey of the Away After Long Illness | £0. Montana and the federal gov.) tigng Go to Washington jernment may appoint other repre- sentatives, | Basin Survey Bill |Considered by House 4,000 Co- was tion ation May The nder co ia to construct rave, Education J Jan. 0. educatio Stormy | at the! rhursday | New Budget Bill Goes to the Senate Harry ui Patrol px | 10 | Providence O'Brien, “the Col. W. J. Barden, U. S. district engineer, has sent: his recommen dationss on the Seattle drawbridge sittiation to the war department at rding to ain of the L Bank President John J. Tigert, United States com aration O'Brte GUvidETA sak ee ico i Soe kaa Fri fi miss of education, who advo. ety a y The nature of his report f © and und: | get bill was introduced in the sen Is Being Hunted cites treater expenditures for edu ® he Natt is being kept secret pending possible e.|today after the first had been found Polico wearch | cational purposes in an address here sce | faulty in several particulars, ‘The (action within three or four weeks for ini, missing prest-| last night the center of a storm| new bill, like the first, is introduced | Recent public hearings of the cit dent of the n-American bank raging 1 the city hall. During| "by request,” and the revenue and/council and Seattle citizens with here, which failed to open for Wust-| OLYMPIA, Jan. su.—"Third house"! his absence in California, where he| taxation committee puts responsibil. |Ba proposed that the drawbridge nese yesterday, was continued today | session of the legislature, staged by | nea aon, hie strength,| ity for it up to Gov. Hartley regulations be modified to keep the without rem Frazain rted by neigh-| eraployes last nig bors to | his home in his burlesqui uto the t before the b: itrod. cloned its ween aince Liabilitie The make fiv of the bank were suid to total $700,000) and resources les than half as much. ed peeuc he down Chief Collapses Af Women’s Division NOTHER womens division at headquarters, scene of “perpetual strife” Thursday afternoon when a desk was re moved to the postoffice for the || use of Mrs. Sylvia Hunsicker, explosion in the police | ris. She indicated ner and told Kea one, It’ of no Keane said. The desk was postoffice was record policewoman guard at the post aicker saw it, sh |] office And Chief of Police W tion. eryns, battle-scarred and weary, “That's my | | | | B. Sev. | | was again forced to act as peace- | my | | | | | priv private It right ba 8 division and ¢ maker “ta || Mra. Hunsicker had been ap. | 1} pointed postoffice guardian and l] requested a desk to be installed for her. Severyns told Dan Keane police station building supervisor to find one for her Keane asked for a desk Mrs, Elizabeth W. intendent of the women’s Keane did so, a air a delicate blue eryns followed Severyna then col faint, to be revi pulmotor from rris, super division, newspaper men, tol Hartley governor It’s Weekly Hostilities |" | and wife of Detective L. C But when Mrs. Hun- @ bang that rocke papers,” she A stormy inter The two women and Keane had their say and left to recuperate closed durt nd state bridg bby ints peak traf O'R: 1 was removed from the tn. ht tn house | spector’s office. O'Brien appeared in| Goldfish, if left alone in a pond, fic hours and to bridge ed doings of the | geattio and was immediately prom-| Will revert to their natural color,/only for craft of or over ucing IMPETBONA-|ive4 Hig old job, but persuaded to} Which is a dingy brownish-silver. — |instead 50-ton as at und ex-Goy take a practical six months’ leave, He has} lly been bedridden since had lived in Seattle present Have you some article you wish] Remember, a Star Want| tried to s, but was howl- ‘| the Shriner ter lodge He is survived by his widow, Ag Has There are 6,448,343 farms in the United States; 711,090 in Canada. DR. PHILLIPS’ Florida Grapefruit Just opened a retail store selling nothing but Dr. pee: Florida Grapefruit direct from his own grove. Phillips’ fruit is guaranteed to be ripe and FIT- To. EAT—which is the fruit safe for your children. ~ Every single fruit has Dr. Phillips’ signature on it, nes, and a son, Henry. The body is at Butterworth’s mortuary, Funeral arrangements, to be made later, will sted by the local Masons lice band, of which he for- a member, was practiciig when news of O'Brien's death was recelved at police headquarters Thereafter the instruments | aile nt out, of respect Har 1a desk in a cor ne to “take that use anyhow,” were installed at the Benate Gunailars Survey of Harbors OLYMPIA, Jan, 20-A which is a guarantee of quality. © exploded with dd the police sta. senate Joint memorial introduced today asks congress to conduct a survey with the object of working on north Pa Jelfic coast harbors. These must be |developed to accom lumber trade and also to tal of farm | products after lumbe jthe land, the memori DR. PHILLIPS’ Florida Grapefruit Store 610 Pike Street ate desk, full of said, ck to the wom get me another.” fter turning the view with Sev | } By using r ber, The [eulation, Star Want Ads you will ing power as the larges the cost is less lapsed in a dead ved later by a AR il ett 35 Set Naert S EASA Ss