The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 18, 1925, Page 7

WEDN! tUARY 18 “Ride Him, Cowboy!” | Here's the President as an Artist Imagines ard His Iron Horse | ae He Looks Ab« is sy? thetic photograph shows an artist's conception how Pr t Coolidge must look as he takes his daily dacen upon his now famous iron hobby hors very peomplete but the spurs. They're absol iepetere because he can't be a real horseman unless you year sar spurs you know. MOLLINS SEALED! LUMBERMEN ARE N CAVE TOMB = WELCOMED ee” .* aa . Wil Rest Forever in Place 'Hoo Hoo President Greets Where He Died Western Retail Visitors : : ‘Se original mor wrimen last 2 a - . - . - he Heo Hoo arranged b: = HONOR FOUNDING AGUSE DRIVERS Blamed for Tragedies * Two drivers, whose autos killed a entertainment in their hall University lodge, it claimed, pesan and a little boy, were exon-' shows the greatest growth in the | Nailed of blame by @ coroner's Jury | jast year of any Knights of Pythias Git laid fault for the accidents! jogge in the state of Washington, Wa the victims themssives Tues-| with Mizpah temple holding the same ae + sre. Cornelia Rose | SRYi#ble record in| the ladies’ auxil 2 ot Mra. Cornelia Rose | aries, Mar, 15, of 2029 Charles st, killed i“e Mtwrday at 23rd ave. S. and Dear- Per sR Baxter, 14 260) CO es fN ™ 8, the jury heard three wit-\| HERE’S MORE ABOUT ua testify that the driver cut| | i corner, and then exonerated | BON TRIAL STARTS ON PAGE 1 J Because the woman was slightly Wt the croxs-walk, she was entirely blame, the verdict read. dames Marino, aged Rear his home, the truck of ¢ also held at knowing that he was a suspect in| the holdup case. He nly learned of in the evening, when| a Star, shortly before es returned and arrest- who wi 20th ave les Minett, by the The child ind a row of five- and the track ran attorney, | icateg, would be documentary evidence that he was not in Seattle on the day of the robbery. Mrs. Fasick was to} | | fary recommended that the} king ordinance be rig-| satorced by the _Dolice waa take the stand to testify t she lknew nothing of the holdup. case came . when rested its } Opening of the « suddenly Tuesday a |the state pecte | case, Judge chel) Gillam denied PF motions for di ted verdicts for Ythopedic Endowment | str. rasick and Dooley and granted an early adjournment for the y. | Drive Totals $378,000 nem ment y the John Dore, Jack Sull y Agnew deci y AY IDENTUFT NEWS REPORTERS ‘Tuesday afternoon's sensation was | the appearance of Mrs, Martha Ro-| ¢ hospital endow- y gathering mo-| per, mother of Steve Montrose, want ed in connection with the Louis Ba-| ‘The public must be impressed |rei murder, and avowed former part-| Mh the fact that we are seeking |ner of Neal. She and her sister, Mrs. paitations t to the Children’s Ortho-| Emma Alexan admitted having Mile id General Fund| watched Mra. Neal in an auto and “and | Mrs. Fasick on the pavement at the to give| Union st. entrance to the Bon just 1 in cash the | prior to the daylight robbe Mra. Alexander declared fh | ltold her afterward that she watched | tride|them because she thought ‘‘maybe| the |they were delivering booze at the na it | Bon Marche.” She caused laughter when called | | upon to identify the male defer . as she turned her eyes tim again to three newspaper reporter West Seattle Lodge spaperreporte | ill Honor Founding |771.0 vine an un fs y means of sister le West seat odge of the| Bail Aaitite of hi will celebrate | Helen Me birthday der by hold ith SS an Ope for th en forfeited on her failure at Cast +441 Calif Originally her testimony | SA aye. Th, A sh xpected to bave inerimin uted | 1, to be} Dool as Miss Quinville’s would! had he not ind refrecn-thave hurt Lockwood, turned state's evidence. 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