The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1925, Page 2

a PAGE 2 THUGS ATTACK! Booster for Purchas MAN IN AUTO CHILDREN NEED\ of Railway Tells Why LOST MOTHER Why He Wants City to Father Valley Car Line Two Other Men Robbed by Hugo co Explains suy Unable to Care for Bandits During Night Rainier Them; Gone Four Days tobbed of his money, acconding t BY HUGO KELLY ™ pe ab Pe fos V man how to orn end oe VALLEY HAS TO As long ax the prival Ip AY HIGHER FARE perates th t i DUPEN SUIT tween 30 minutes and an ate For fully 35 of the last ave | every (rneve to foros the: Daw Raini ie valléy has been compelled “ a the two men had disapy ing any of their money with tim's valu. “vn NORGE GABINET CHIEF APPROVES sus: c's PLANS RESCUE QUIZ FOR GOPS 2". :2%.s Discuss Relief Expedition for Examines Simitar Question. |» ning Pohl. was a attack Appearing Fleischmann ‘Yeast two young ba. 4 held up Clause, an bandits fi and, when they drew guns Amundsen in Meeting naire; Will Prepare One co 4 Henry Smith, of the Motor hotel, ; a! 9 was held up at 12:30 a. m. n his Qe May 29.—A meeting of , * % hotel by two men and suri 1 was th the Norwegian cabinet was Mrs $75 to them, he told police. The ban dits escaped on foot. called for today to discuss the question of relief for the Amund: n.| Judge Cilttora sen-Ellsworth polar alr expedi t ring in use ructed the t favoring Mrs. 4 pired since the polar is anata ilk Lights Pipe, Falls Beneath | unre off com Kings tay, Soi Spray Wheels of Freight Train | them ud the ler, a witness, was standing on the coupling between the cars, lighting be: | _ Se “pean taeeeade Severyns Makes Changes Stet ay. state oteladen dB ge f ; oft in Beats of Officers from the static ple . f . He fell, and was groun: ee s ‘The body was taken to 1 Spitat ie W Undertaking parlars at as reach i Lynch has no known relatives Hey, Kids! sergeant i RO ROE ‘ OH, LOOKIT! } Patrolman L. J. 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Baisden, Everett. : ecocupbebie oly aso monen rs for which I agree to pay the authorized curriqr at the regular rate of 60c a month, STAR FRIDAY AY 29, 1925. | : Open E verett Hotel i EVERETT’S magnificent new hostelry, which is to be formally opened with an elaborate program this evening. ‘Dinner Dance Tonight to Feature Cere- monies at $500,000 Monte Cristo EVERETT, May 20.—An elaborate M Denne J ‘ witl mary H te high f Hi oy . - . Hu Crint r fonte ( 5 any of h ' 1 vie I $1 , It ' gement t ha gnified jof A. W f M He th ft b E. 'Tewk f vu Gove ! 1 1 wo Jude t t lirector of put 1 -Power Company Expects City to Pay Tax Money But Kennedy Says the City Has a Lot More Kighting to Do Before Paying $480,000 =| Pins re thinking TAX SUM GROWS RAPIDLY BEACH YEAR T he street railway tax c » $420,0 Th od thin a legally © taxes upon t the county om rallway property. the U, B holding KENNEDY TO CARRY jthat the taxes for 1919, the year FIGHT TO HIGH COURT the linen were purchased from (he K," concludes Mr. Le be pald r company brought » city to pay tts the AUTO IN FLAMES KILLS FORMER SWEETHEART Everett Woman Says He! Wouldn’t Let Her Alone | Firemen Risk Lives to Put Out Downtown Blaze Tam dreds and a burning aw ganoling threatened hun who people crowded | Presto n's organiza’ and that he| at Fourth ave Roce at EVEE many color-com- And There’s had made known his pur to | uerc pic hotel e+! tors was shot de ms aany strike at the p schools in an | trance; Mra. A¢ Johnson, former | binations NO MONEY leffort to carry out his “economy”| The spec r blaze attracted | sweetheart. She is in Jail, | A program ng been known in| crowds, who thought The Olympic} ‘phe woman walked into the office | Given for Only TO COLLECT statehouse circles. The Houser let-| Hotel was burning | of th H, Forde, her attorney, W OR PAY |ter is the first evidence of the or.| The fire and police departments! (erm was sitting there. She pulled | 5 ganized opposition | had a hard time keeping the curious! out a all’ pistol) and without | } Hartley with a favorable board | back while chen i over’ warning shot him between the eyes s pl the blazing auto. °K did hot explode, however, flames finally were The truck belong line tank She told authorities he wouldn't | nd the] leave her alone. M ed Seattle | w que to the . JohnSon’s husband says mind has been hk deranged Suitcase Co,, 212 Second ave, and! Prosecuting Attorney Roscoe intends was (driven by A. 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