The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1925, Page 10

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| . PAGE THE SRBATTLE STAR GIRL MURDERED: | BODY BURNED \— Politician and Rail Worker Sought in Brutal Death 10 They il Tell Hawaii About Us_ ~ HURTS STREET « |Domestic Business Reports ; Are Favorable, However WALL SHOE tA iW } } T GRAIN FUTURES, HAVE DECLINE Wheat Leads in Sharp Drop; Corn and Oats Follow COOLIDGE WILL PICK ARBITER Accepts Invitation of Poland and Switzerland WITH WEATHER LIKE THIS gosh knows why anybody to go to Hawaji—but ome of ‘em do. Here are three Seattle girls who are plowing westward aboard the Mat-! u WASHINGTON, A oO »y Lurline Monday. Left to right they are: Miss Katharine Calhoun, Miss Alice!‘ yee ia : -R. Carr and Miss Kathleen Houlahan. Miss Carr is resting after producing the fine Elks’ nt t Harding memorial in Woodland park. The girls will spread the advantages of the Pacific | depr ~ Northw 1ong the islanders, helping a campaign by Alexander & Baldwin, Seattle agents ine | for th », to sell Seattle a summer resort to Hawaiians oe : © GARDEN EXHIBIT GITY MAY BUILD GET CHILDREN el eae a ENTRIES MADE PIKE ST. WALL FOR PAGEANT = "| Special Awards and Prizes Kennedy Rules Council Em- Enrollment of 500 to Start!‘ Planned for Winners powered to Place Bulkhead) Soon; Rehearsals May 22 Chicago B aed of Trade theme DESPAIR If you are troubled with pains or | ! aches; feel tired; have headache, |.” a yp a “i indigestion; insomnia; painful | af. st wr passage bei urine, drink lots “es t ars a oa Ship News ‘water and try ; Hel t . ; mol ar chet a eS i/ in Seattle APRIL te AVAIL o HAARLEM OIL glah byte y ate : Viret Low Tide | view Lew The PCAPSULES | Asahel Curtis, presented d as Insecure ’ Viret High ‘Thee | Piet High Tide A famous diuretic stimulant. National | | Les Ps K Sreond Low Tide Remedy of Holland since 1696. Three sizes, all druggists. Guaranteed od High The pt © opecoN PIONEER °** or dann ~ WANT SMELZER Sieh FOR Nall Ve rpg topes Kansas Man May Be Assist- Via Ox Team Leok for the name Gold Medel on every age nd accept no k Men Women arshent atthe ant Labor Secretary PLO ai iano $ Bs RTLAND, Ar at a: Ban é 1 4 : 7. “rm ws ss ; ay jailed A. and Children ° pt ; a Ee N. nse Representing Dr fing, Cal h W.S. RICE (“""* ah De ae 'Fullerton, Bowling grit Chester D. Sewall ~ LEGION'S DRIVE sete ran IS OPENED Vaudeville and | constituted the pr smoker for Ti rx| . Cup eit Leaves perts, ™ I Pr. | ? te Tic i West Const Lumbermen's B. E (Quotations by the from until Wedne exeept Sunday man, woman and chi Bdvantag The Ric Known the numbers f the sixth |p, le telephone divisions of t n California te Il compete Tuesda Souther i‘ annual Sean Posts Meet Tonight} mov now ; and. have é to Discuss Fund Plans |". to you. harge ur * ans for the King county | 815 Minor pase A paren Captain Clemenits: [5 ) ry rr ee naka, rs Outfit ig nt fund will by adjusted &nd comfo’ deep-pressing Honored at t Party Leg Frank Clements, of the Pu ligation € us hon-} Capt t Sound springs; not Bouge the flesh and make yc OFed “by” a birthday party “giver Able ad the county will attend at . H. Marshall Can be worn night and thd ne: homie; Of Baty ane William | ene mooting was chairman of Positive comfort. Soft, rubber-like |{t- Clements, in Brinnon, Wash.) “rho campaign, for the benefit of | tho entertainment } BANK © composition pad, any degree ot|* nea ay, ev SUL JaNciNng, MUSIC | Vor orphan il] be explained by C.| committee, under Pressure required. ested f ments comprised | ar Courtney, field secretary of the|whoso direction Seattle Don’t wear a truss all your lite the entertainment. The captain Hes) ate roy the atate State Com-|the smoker When thousands have reported cures |*e#!4ed In Brinnon for more than 45) wonder Hull, of Spokane, will at-| given through using the Rice Moth ; tend the gathering with other Legion} With him on the , Portland Why wuter the burden of rupture Claude | cericer j}committee were Cheatirigi there is tobe ‘free fro: land, 3.) he campaign for $120,000 quota,|nino other mon 4 H. Marshall Huanes ; ever? Anywa | Se at aie was opened Saturday night when| from. the -varlous craft associations | | Tacomy | ‘will cost you nott to come in and| fhe M6, MOF 14,600 citizens daneed at a benefit | of the telephone company. They are | Total transaction 000,00 Jearn all about the the wonderful opport and cure it offers in fethod an¢ 1 4 Spanish room of The | Charles Lewis, |ball in the Two thousand five | Tuttle, Olympic Hotel. Wilson, Don Carl R ur | Society Man Held; _|inindrod tickets wore sold | George, Doyle, George Wooks, 1 ble bl Trial I mMmember these Experts will be ‘fin City officials led the grand march, | Search and Hans Oleson | in ri 8 Perens Gays, then your crporin Chorus Girl Hurt nlertaesant, epouialdes ice avert| ambling hor ity will be ask at the] CHICAGO, April. 27 y Cornish school pupils during the | y Y | Delayed Until May intel denk for the Expert oak Hair, leader of Chicag interminsions Uz Ss, Oceanic Lines | The Union club gambling — trial they will do the rest. Call any tim: ur o the Pi . scheduled for Monday has been from 9 to 12 9106p. m, or lan r, Is unde t toda ASTORIA, Oro, April 27-—Charle Consider Problems tricken and will be tried on the May lo % evening " of reckl driving, | friekson, florist, and Mar ehaire NEW YORK, April i The Am} ealendar uperior eourt attaches an.) children receive p while Geraldine Markhgm, 18, a] his d-year-old niece, were susly [erican steamship comy of the} nounced Monday noony inent hospital in erious lby G. A. Johnson fatled to make the |ference here today to prepare plans|as the result of a surprise raid at Don't mins this great opportunit | Blair 14 wuffering from a bi turn at the foot of the Seventh st. | which they will submit to cong rem | yovernl weokn igo by deputy shor lo neo these Experts on Hernia jaw and laceration of the fac hill, near the Young river Bridge) | oh # solution of the American mer-liffe and Deputy Prosecutor Macfar.* 4 ug, » kirl sustained a possible fracture of| yesterday afternoon, plunging head-!chant marine problems in connection lane at the alleged gaming establish: WM, S, RICE, Inc, Adams, NEY. the skull, long into a telephone pole, the U, 8, shipping board, ment ut Mirst and Cherry, with — 4 ve ‘GERMAN POLLING HENAL WINAN ‘1] NEW. J.D, Duncan, Dewitt | - - i) MOND. APRIT CONTINUE MINE London Company’s Mana- ger Says Alaska Field 0. K. L, i Modern Mortuary 4 ob es UR de ed Pull oreca ring Based hich put; it th ner fi ' esult of progr ¢ p t hich he alwi urked t 100% Seattle ( utic [U. S. IS EATING MORE | CHICKEN; 30 MILLION INCREASE OVER 1924 poe ica U. S. Butterworth | WAsitinaron, Mortuary ie nthe ., “SUPERIOR | “FUNERAL lo pu | SK. “SERVICE” , ' .: “| Modern Woodmen to Males More Vain? r eneg Se Att | Hold Dance Friday They Liked Mirror “Hey, Kids!”—Have You Got Your JAZZ and C AP? If you haven’t, you'd better hurry, because they'll be all the rage Get Yours You Don’t Have to Collect Any Money or Spend One Single Penny. 4 Simply secure TWO New Subscriptions to The Star and take your choice of either of these DANDY Caps. (The Overseas Model) HERE’S HOW Simply secure TWO new subscriptions to The Seattle Star and you may take your choice of either the nifty, new Overseas cap or the latest Jazz style. 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