The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1925, Page 2

PAGE 2 ROUTS BURGLARRESCUE AUTO .VICTIM Man Knocked Wnconscious by Hit-Run THE EATTUI rAnR CHIEF HELD UP “Play Bandits” Fire Blanks San Diego's Prettiest Mrs. Vanderbilt Waves Re- volver; Man Flees : And What’s More, She Won the Honors | at Severyns and Driver a Driver; Others Are Hurt Altho Her Hair’s Not Bobbed ES eee: ae er i M Oe eu A 1 art vie) Ww run down t mot a a a -—o _eenenes a - Bates nee playir ait hief of I tered a \ econd M.A ae 4 « e by Ralph H rd, 19, everyns and t floor of aN s r r r t.jof 886 28tr ave. N. W t Firat Arnold, jumped frotm driver fled afte tting Berger|ave, and Cherry at. Sho was cut bile ireday night and e image « ft him sat N. 36th/and bruised, Hazzard was booked | |youths at Galor at Wa ft ye. Two m@n|by the police for reckless driving | | 1 ti waye hird time in " pa ‘ an automobile |and was released on $100 bail. } Charles Jacobson, 17, and Lincoln Vanderbilt home |picked up Berg 1 took him to} City hospital surgeons Thu Davia, 16 3 1 m T in r A] night removed a piece of w of blank pisto . ' glass from the back of F. I but he had th 8 Ww uto Gets Only 3 Years|*2". * cates M |eracka at 14th ave. and Jackson | WICHITA FALLS, Texas, Mare Ww r et another machine pass The ME Remke mayor ¢ wipe ming street car could not be ked ow y an automobile . Sant Dllve st, Mrs Em) Huge Forest Fire | : Smithy 1F88 Beimong “aves "| Sweeping Oklahoma was released by th 1 A forest car that) HUGO, Okla., Mare y William | f today v ri LOSES. JEWELRY Lloyd George’s Wife’s Pearl | Necklace Missing HAZZARD FINED oaniy ceRTON March 27. 2238 38rd | Southeaste « New State Dental tng * Board Appointed tiee J. W oL partment. A YMPIA, Mareh 27 START NEW PLANT | gees Carrie's « n t erdict. | axan i boa HOQUIAM, Ma Washing | h aren The t as ppea 1 BET, Lic e Di cha Ih I fe he forr Headaches From Slight Colds) , © ty Heh and clase 6 pla i , . , I Ta The fir 4 | fact t $32 from Gibraltar, on her arr f t Ha Plymouth today Proven Remedy. | Fo f E mer members were: Dr. Robert oor « Police are investig lef the necklace wa , Negro Waiter Held , | for Pullman Theft 3 day HE BON MARCHE : The adolescent modernist may refer to the unhobbed as More Smart Silk beautiful girl in San Diego's high schools and colleges, Madelein Prosper—with unshorn tresses—won out. She Appealingly Priced! was selected from 4,000 pretty Californians, is active in alter ap vered fk ap pare! and many pawn tickets from Wentern cities a trunk of Jewelry an WED SEGRETLY|"BABY" BETTER And Still They eee, Come! 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