The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1925, Page 5

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N er, of Seattle ble hi my memory Uttle ac-| blue bonnet, whic jo of the verses in male op femance.in most. anything, always hung on)... ne i teat oat to the letters. that have| {i over grandmother's ‘bed;| /™ gps ir cook im the be FIND BIG STIL F ne coL as sho ms ws 7 M coming in. wh aid run fast am short) That mixed bread n a dirty Pieday we'll let the “romance/|legs could ¢ him, to get it} from all over town tell| whenever his beloved ‘Nannie’ went} an, fit Hidden in Cavern | can be.” ther bout — “ask tor Horlick’s The ORIGINAL Malted Milk romance raider | clim ak a the that holds treasures that belor to my dear old mother—and among the treasures I love best is the old | bonnet, “Tho it's only an old, old bonnet With faded and flimsy strings, But to me what beautiful memories | That worn old bonnet brings.” Then, writes E. “in fancy I am a child again and memory tray- | els back to the day when this same bonnet was new and adorned my mother’s head. Darling mother, who liong years ago reached a home | where the lilies never fado but blos |som in wintertime.” DEN RAID FAILS Patrons Warned by Mystery ts “Leak”; Outfits Seized torr ana w | Saale new trials will & While deputy sheriffs, armed with | Jude E sledge hammers, axes and revolvers, If the motion Is were hurrying to the scene, a myn tence of life imy terious “leak” develop Thursday thelr conviction [night and operators and patrons of | nounced |a Chinatown gambling joint quitted | Se Sc ainnEnEnaEEEEnnaiaen the place and evaded am raid. | Smoke from scores of cigareta and cigars was still floating in the close | |confines of the room when Chief | ete ae Se ae Pioneer Dentists | Rol a ane, chile! leputy | ip ie oiot thease ieee | Announce a 50% Reduction |ters at 665% and 669 King st, They | For a limited time we are going to work at one-half | battered in the doors but found no our regular prices in order that the public will get better acquainted with the wonderful work we are doing in our new location. 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A nourishing, easily assimilated ink, ouickly relieves faintness or hunger day or night. lon mas econd cave superior s, Ralph } to ¢ 3 OUT STATIC z nd. — After h occurred aturd: formal sen. pment people who were lis ng to a sermon being broadcast ‘om the Lausanne station were }to hear with much greater distinct r which | fr arried, will be pro: able one Ten minutes before the raid began | | Prosecutor Colvin was informed by | secret agents that gaming was on Jin full blast, he said. Gambling out fits, alleged to have been found in | the rooms, were seized. | Rules Picketing Is Not Crime in State Picketing of “unfair houses" is not a criminal offense in this state, according to an opinion rendered Police Chief Severyns by Corpora tion Counsel Kennedy late Thurs day. 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