The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1925, Page 9

THURSDAY, JUNE 18 COUNCIL TO 0, K.'DECISION ON OIL'K @ MAYOR'S MEN CASE “LEAKED”. Nichols Says Both Ap- pointees Favored at Meeting eyless Lock Displayed POLAR SHIP IN at Inventors’ Conclave WISCASSET Final Arrangements for New Northern Dash Made Judge to Give It Friday;| ke r..6 : Rumor Sinclair Favored |Other Unique and Useful Devices Are ony « walt CHEYENNE, W ; Shown at First Convention Here rar “ : : "a ‘ : Maes lev ERE'SH key t where'sh ¥ tands Ju If we will just . ay, » ners ome Thu ® deci hole ish ita t bea t i t ‘i as. ew Mt Mt wa ‘ I fi ; from B fear ie a x tle men and suitable for anything BG aT wage sh tains, alg Rahn 7 oo are ’ lockable, from doors to ignition|| HERE'S MORE ABOUT |) **! K Pe er. | YWIAT(. a their ew @ tment t in the first ; Matson Freighter thie ae Dashes, Driverless, Down Due Here Friday! vr.» « n opened Tuesday Hill; Hits Loaded Car Matson freighter Makiki will ar-'and ‘closes Thursday t d In Seattlo Friday, Alexan a You may tr an unsir le Crashing into a trolley car after} Baldwin, local age Da boat with water-tight coverit 1 str 1 a wild dash dow sont ave., a) 52° 1# at Bellingham, M-lautomatic shut ‘ i oe way automot dangered the| Dr and will clear for Hawall early /anq which ¢ water) Ho said he never saw the Beryl § Almost as fast an it comes aboard (1 last March, after his ar also, with a pat Anacortes the t mt ta ate ng cose cot HE CUP! Help! an e of FIND INVENTORS « He Cried for ARE JUST FOLKS come loosened dy wencs| HERE'S MORE ABOUT “Of inert te ap Hour, T hen-- Found Shot Dead =| LA FOLLETTE |". sme a desperate predicament t the wall . n Resort's Pier, {kg WAS His alr STARTS ON PAGE ONE a | for utior STROMKINS IS STAR | WITNESS FOR CROWN wag fo wll ary Sunset pler here to- | great apparently the victim of rob-| jt Italy Is Ready to aa Talk Debt Funding ROME, June 18—Italy has in-| poe formed the E h and American | ms she is ready te se | HERE’S MORE ABOUT | BOOZE PLANE STARTS ON PAGE ONE OPPOSES ENTRANCE OF U.S. INTO WAR He A the ¢ Portland Liemlne ‘SEN Yards Fire-Swept was ked ev support ¥ measure tr of the soldier. however, in t 0 advocate bi as well as of men, | started jette did this and theret fo an is’ and hey wouldn't | } was threatened. Damage wealth when | Charlie Morris, another defend- é were too late to rescue ceneglary oie ouenan ant t whom Stromkins | t i fo, Seki’ Bie atan Auto and Garage I i atpeee oa had turned King’s defense to save his own neck from the Destroyed in Fire| «eer « Okalla Jail halter, he added, sat on the deck of Stromkins’ boat, the Denman IL, and cried out, “The cold-blooded murderers. f WRECK ,/Death List Mounts; Total May Yet Reach Fifty HACKET priva: owned A spectacular blaze in the late how ht totally r able to raise In fact keep the t Walsh's} He was J the fire| while « nity to Belle He STOWN Joss was $1¢ 5 unknowr a njured passen confircated for The auto he hopes to have ted also, he said. wisler's pretty Dionde wife called t He and aided him to post bond. “Well, dear, % guess they he said. He is «mat! | moustache, a ine's office after the rai Clearance Sale OF ENSEMBLE SUITS s heretofore with held because to Tuesdhy he was| The bodies of two men, a w eae a defendant and a child have yet to be 5 having served as a r| n Hod. nad been ing In the n cross-ex- was examined from m. when court ad ting service during the war YOUTHFUL, PILOT OPERATING PLANE 20 to 4:49. Palestine Carnival Is Dra Sp wing Card, ed to a night seasion, sts ss ate - OCCASION . He had told of plot wu ‘g 1 tomorrow to see FOR EVERY OCCASIOD ne and Bellee, abwiek, Mera. bene week days ran wh over the aul, Jax iMenttio ole given by the St order, He never operated a plane be- detective, and Mra. Lutheran two men named M. church, | and Fremont ave. which start: | | ek! and wood and Choice of All Our a rhe ore starting on his whisky running| Kramer tn a plan to rifle lquor|¢d June 17 | $35 t $150 ture, he sald, | caches on the west coast'of Yan.| Approximately 800 were present on | up oO I've had plenty of experience| couver island and transport the|the opening night, it was estimated | * he said. “I took the plane lup the first time after a 20-minute instruction trip by Eddie Hubbard, | Ensemble Suits booze to the states. Their searches,| by one of the members. conducted by all but the Masewskis,| A display of Palestine souventrs, | were fruitless, and Baker decided to| robes, drapes and all that goes to} | There was a kick in that.’ | hijack the Beryl G. at Sidney island,|make a complete Palestine atmos. The booze uirl is from the| he declared |phere, is shown |Southern tip of Vancouver island | j jto the Northern tip of Lake Wash HERE'S MORE ABOUT inate | LAST BUNCO STORY | STARTS ON PAGE 1 | | < (7) %, houses, grocery stores or garages, buy these busi- nesses every year. How many of them succeed? Hardly one. Don’t sign agreements to purchase any business or any interest in a business until your lawyer has gone over it. Keep off that dotted line until you know— and your lawyer knows—what’s above it. Don't buy stocks on a salesman’s say-so. Salesmen have been known to be a bit over-enthusiastic at times. Ask your banker or a reputable bond house. There are plenty of them, and it won't cost you any- thing. If you're still in doubt, get in touch with a credit association—like the Northwestern Credit association, in the Arcade building, or half a dozen others. They have information, gathered at the expense of hun- | % dreds of firms in Seattle. 5flavors sly “Gredit associations’ file | of folks who did their The balance of these demanded garments have been reduced to 4-for quick clear- ance. | | | § % he | chet*d ° Plain and fur trimmed, of Kasha, silks and charmeen. In summer colors, navy and black. are jammed with tragedies investigating after they in- | Silk linings of figured or plain silk crepe to match the | Orderfrom yourgrocer. vested—sad stories of savings lost, homes wrecked, frock | Send 2c for sample bot- lives ruined—all because folks trusted the word of ¥ tle and recipe folder. some crook they never saw before. * PORTLAND, OREGON If you want to buy a business, go to an established firm. They will tell you the truth, because it’s good PO RT- business for them to do so. If you want to invest in . stocks, go to a reputable bond house, or your bank. | They'll tell you the truth, | And when you sft the truth, use it. 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BURIED,” ON STABLES ‘Police Guard Escorts Body) m: of Powers to Cemetery med to Make “oe 99 *2 Halves” in Pen FOLSOM, Cal, June 18.—A plot to yunterfe aif dollars Charge Brown’s Academy, | Work Violates Zone Law <..,, BEAT THIS MEMORY ALN. ve that a ate library n the world, He has speciaiized in weather re- ports, and from memory he can de- vibe the weather of any day from ral at 10 o'clock, Thurs. | 1881 up to the present time, His iby nketrckatt. | wonderful memory recently was test- ins of the departments |¢4 by the Berlin Meteorological so- {clety and he came thru with flying | ec BER Germans ‘The academy iclency committ 4 by Mayor Brown read at Wedn mplaints were s meeting, where It was revealed UE caiting (arian Soonnel »ionel Charratie of England ones memorized the entire issue of a Forges | i : newspaper on a wager; a stoker a memorized Haydn's ‘Dictionary - of Rose Show Climax __ Dates,” and Lord Randolph Church, * } ill, also of England, was able to re- in Portland Today) ws. ee wr nant anes single | PORTLAND, Ore, June 18—(U. reading. 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