The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1925, Page 2

WAGE 2 MEXICANS’ IRE IS AROUSED Declare Secretary Kellogg Has Insulted Country jo “alfa rs? ram AuICe ATTIC will J PEAT The Baw To the Ralston Club of Seattle ee PE ENN A HT AN WASHIN N 1 oa To the Traffic Department an 80. A t re t rr! V . : if , < To Eric Nelson, Late World Flyer " CHIE ATTLI tor-| To an Oakland Sedan Driver ! To an Old Woman Beggar vim 9! To Judge Jone } WRITES BOOK To Where- to- Go Bureau John L. Lewis Makes De- mand for Miners’ Rights INDIANAPOLL I. Lewis, Mine Workers John ed June 15 of t Ameri of Indiana of stepped into the ranks authors Lewis’ book, for American 1 they t pum Mm papers and § ce Demand is of constitut permit org non-union fields. scale is de will fe equippe secon¢ stand: tion of Aisne ric is based on h chasing power CHIEY LETTERS TO CHIEF SE ATTLE (An Intimate story of innermost emotions revenied by private letters) CLIPPING FROM THE PITTS-! NEWS, CONTINUED they } and w Laidlaw never ¢ tho word mouth, 1 Nt blast from his police y and entered t The mi 2 holding me suddenly let 10¢ In the me r. Prescott | go and te —— came down the stairs and said loudly, | the electr Ceeecccccccccces ‘Who rang the bell, Benson up. Beat en w e library “T dro to the floor r SOLID SILVER Mr. Prescott told the report-|the m: he ankles with a er from the News that he had never | foott tackle, At this moment 1 en any of them before, one of the! heard the glass in the French win. WARES @\men turned and came toward him|dows at the other of the room i saying, ‘‘Hello there, Jack y the lights Taking this for a signal they closed in upon him It took just witched on and I saw a man/ ru the wir | up." Commissioner Laid for Wedding Gifts vanish Handa a second for one of the LOUIS XIV. them to throw his arm.around Mr/ law was standing in the doorway the DORLEANS Prescott's neck from the back in al with an automa pointed at tne the VIRGINIA LEE that effectively shut off his|third man who was near the anfe. the matter, Prescott?” Commissioner Laidlaw asked The man loosenedjhis hold of John Alden Prescott and whispering in hia r fiercely said, “Answer him and y that nothing is the matter.” r. Prescott, when id “T had to think quickly. almost su he will 24 hours. (Copyright, 1926, in the net within the} POPULAR HANSEN & COMPANY Ruccessors to ALBERT HANSEN Jewelers—Silversmiths 1518 Second Avenue PRICES next A. Service, Inc.) | TOMORROW-—Letter from Leslie | Prescott to Ruth Burke. 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These three suite repress itative hited Btaten t the values always found at the STANDARD—are furnishings of QUALITY and VALUI that will add a distinctive CHARACTER to your home t ‘ t taritt AT OLD HOUSE Famous Home of Betsy Ross Scene of Observances PHILADELPHIA, J 16,—(By U, N)-Citizens of I tolphia ‘ the American the Betay Roas day » conduct Flag nervices in w stripes were sew ed together Crowded and overshadowed ns it in by larger modern atr * Hetay Noms > use, a twoutory build remains one of the few shrines American history, untouched by the changes of the lant 150 years It has ‘enerved as it was in the sur when Rotay i reque of George w ston, fashioned the national Louls C. Washburn, Th 8 i 4 at } yl eptember of MOROCCAN WAR TO CONTINUE Troops to Drive Riffians Out of French Zone RABAT, Morocec mier Paul Painieve F | sponsibil fe n war, and that the war will oc ue until tribesmen driven to Morocco the prem merely fighting HITS SCOFFLAW insisted, was ;Gen. Andrews Flays Man | Who Buys Liquor HARTFORD, Conn:, June 16 Patrons of bootleggers were sharply the VIRGINIA voice, while with his other hand he men in the hor © cap. attacked by Lincoln drews, ns. Bi the LADY CONSTANCE $|twisted Mr, Prescott's arm back of hout furthe: *, and iy oie aby tne ie c An 4 fe fe : the LADY MARY him. The other two men qulckly|the cordon of police mt the signal| “jie were BAS: ath By ; the MARY CHILTON started their ransacking again whistle captured the two men who|i," addeonming the eraduating cles ped At this moment there was a noise! were in the automobile. The fifth | ve ne ee nating class e hall eacaped, altho pected |” ity Sobnee tare POPULAR PATTE pafcetiens man escaped, altho It is expected! Andraws sald the prohibition amendment was the “lith -com- | mandment.”* With the advent of prohibition | Asitewa) Njuor smugglers and set up a new criminal | that government has had to meet | before,” /Mullen and Strang Get Selling Posts success, for no one else ; Between Pike and Pine would have ¢ome back the second ; | Driver Meets Death When am Mullen has been made asalst time. } Auto Overturns }ant manager for the Power Plant , | Engineering Co. and will be in A; SAN JOSE, Cal, June 16 Jcharge of residence sales. Mullen Harry Beal, | kille Sunday when his auto} | overturned while traveling at a ter- rific rate of speed. racing driver, was instantly | here | $6.50 The Best Set in Se- attle for $14.50— | Tells Kiwanians to Mind Own Business “Mind Your Own Business," which |. | Beal, who was qualifying for the | main race at the speedway here, | was burled beneath the wreckage | find was dead when picked up. | Teeth As Lai As | 4 | | | | k and this means no more. @. Kiwanians asnest “ought to — be s . good,” will be the subject of a tatk { $10 and $12 APG by Lloyd Ackerman, attorney from| t Gold. Crowns TR ernie aac, X" | San Franolaco, at the Tuesday noon | my ICAL Ave, | meeting of the Kiwanis club, | $4 and $5—No More. Whore thoy make an X-ftay Pluroe| Musle will bo furnished by tho Gold Inlays, $2.50 to Bl scopic examination of tho lungs or| Club auartet and Kd Cooper, a $5—No More, stomach for $2.00, In their practiag | Bremerton Kiwantan, H. A. Chad wick will talk on Rainier park National they us@ many kinds of treatments, including Diathormia for all kinds of | inflammationn; naution for high blood d rdern; Actini blood nnd Plates Repaired, $1.00. 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