The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1925, Page 7

ESDAY, MAY 26, 1925 THE SEATTLE STAR t if PORTLAND MAN BIG VICTORY FOR'DRUGGIST TAKES (sg sv") PLAN RECEPTION = © NAMED JUDGE OLMSTED MEN LIFE BY GAS _ srsirsox race FOR BISHOP | FREDERICK & NELSON McCamant Given U. S. Cir-| Court Rules Government Has' Woman Fails Jn Suicide S. A. Huston Welcomed at cuit Post by Coolidge to Bare Facts of Case | Attempt; Man Missing |, Mm Theadore Joinson, soz0 wa.) @ Affair Here June 3 ‘ 07 STAIRS STOR # c aT : drgheal | : “eo = hi © biggest she A prions tt9 end. f Mrs, @.ewis Kennedy, 7433 48th ave, |"4 ‘o "the r ; : a i DOWNS Lenny Vinatieri Seren at PORTLAN M. Tudge | Ju N ry ; : ' = 4 "i bis Warren H. Lewls, 520% Holly . “1 ; ni dog Mrs. Hugh MeDonald, 5216 Daw , ; A “y aak sen a Accompany Either White or Colored Costumes Ha is oa cirontaied [34 othes ¢ ig : A mn . mm Capt. E, T. O'Conner, fireman, |) ah Bede a O01 Angel st. “Tn ¢ fashion news fro will be worn th nt over failure t for Summer, the Downst king into mer, phe abut HOM tec ne “SEL sarees GEO Wood Carving To” |trcermmnnt en rit Yn Sart Pana ot ut oni liar ey eer arte AUN cee One Man’s Hobby £ acy shy John duno i325 Tuette | ge Pecan Kids he , heel. W His sag xnives on Man Held for Theft 2°02: vo dase of searchin, t ey the reat ° of Jewel Last Year F. B, UHILMANN, 4404 Pel st ing | «y x and|) f in| sufferer | nder n my . Ce ap RET cS trouble and had recently | #ANKER THINKS PRICE || HERE'S MORE ABOUT ts | ee confined in sanitoriun, I . " ‘ ) ‘ 14 | He eon aa Te ee ee Set | Sidr ALE . || diamond in questior from Miss Jane Clark, 1 FACTS oe TEA ae ; STILL BAFFLES ie, | erybod }think the price of $1,200,000 ver | Police-Drop..Suicide Theory } fase. (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) fF price.” ONFERS WITH TRADES i Mrs. I. W. Reynolds, housewife, | , iRi . 7 and the first convention w. a The Two T S of Tea and Comb Entire Coast | 3090 Ferdinand st: “We aro n ee :NTATIVES | Bicyclist Injured DRYS T0 MEET fo Boston 101658, where tt Gam | Abandoning t celine fe ‘ : price y| at uttalonl shige | in Crash With Car were represented. Miss Fram- 5 ph died yerere - ’ ‘ ign Trades Council con-| A boy bicyclist and @ pedestrian 26 , ak: Hard wee dr : reveal $ Black Tea and Gren Tor ies ne pnd Seattle steamshls ‘police. de. | TU? =. ro in July’ and te were tt : u.|W. C. T. U. Convention to} sune countries will Sa ck Tea and Green Tea. th are made twain a orusne | Want it2" eated in the. 5 | to Miss Be Held in Scotland from the same bush and both are equally ‘ ty a ee gee eet te eee | a pure. The difference is in the process of ee ante’ ede ‘ me. Aw manufacture which gives each a different found gine ¢ 50 \ flavor. Black Tea after it is plucked is aay, Bsns ile ; Mire, FA S11 Ferdinand 5 withered and partially ‘fired’ or dried, then aod hove ” “the elty p . if the € y po- | pay I guess th © solve the|set by is fair enough.” Dr. L. W. Zech, dentist, 3934 Gra * Interested ham st: “I favor the purchase of} ed to believe! tne valley line by the city and be- | nie ve the price of $2,200,000 in fatr ! allowed to oxidize by being exposed to the air. This gives Black Tea its dark reddish color when drawn. Green tea is immedi- ately steamed after plucking, which pre- vents oxidization. There are delicious blends of “SALADA” in both of these types and ve town CAR LINE STARTS ON PAGE1 || algo * V. Rasmusse, undertaker, 4567 also a unique blend of Black and Green Tea te hae OWN) Rainler ave: “Ia he Takes Mixed, Company officials declare that he | “HY Pu basing’ the’! , the place - twas a no fin Y Boe Re AE ness of cocoa, ; / Steamship Co. |S * tof the unsweetened ul 53 pagel hege th | sat ‘ meer | and s th tof person " | — , tect ce ha delban | qqgenrmey apres one creer am | | cake @ s Cer HERE’S MORE ABOUT chidcolate : © meeting. 00 per cetit p up o fight that has long been | etriment to the district.” ‘Rainier Road Buy | Opposed by Club | club resolved y car system Monday crening. | R. Horner will opposition to shy a public héaring a and Oliver T. Erickson against the plan at tho meeting. It | will cost a million, atop the pur-| chase price, to put the lines In operating shape, it was asserted. hitepae Earthquake Thought Near Canal! 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