The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1925, Page 4

PAGE 4 THE WOULD GET TAX MRS, DEFAPM RNID = CAMP HI Vili Ui vit HERE’S MORE Governor Har tley’s Real STARTS ON PAGE 1 Estate Delegate to Congresswoman En Route Work for Reduction to Convention in Seattle * I ‘ KIWANIS GROUP LEAVES : Mra i ' a” an \ " bbed “ra ruin « Two Seattle Delegations on 9 e I shagir ene Way to Conclaves in East TLE STAR ABOUT Story - But No Serious Danger to pee “ ie atl ae ot tbat Hel intended to st Forests Until July gta alge DEE PERS Spey : xthook STARTS ON PAGE ONE | Aviator Jumps From Burn-|| ST ARTS ON PAGE es ing Plane to Safety oy SAN DIEGO, Ca find that these June 19.—(By miles north of sana today. Owen landed unhu: [As d Mr. and ¢ = wan -taken to San both guilty of Diewo by «| ¢ motorist poe eiiaatsanape — HERE’S MORE ABOUT | 5 BOOZE STARTS ON PAG plum Ks on A LWAYS The polson booze plant and th narcoticn we nd W. J. Pa narcoth agent Swisler's cane for weeks. ‘The sud aU-\ den raid upon the airplane and/¢ Richard B.| gwisier’s arrest with Holt Wednes that “if the day, upaet carety LOW PRICES FAMOUS FOR SERVICE | HAVE MOVED BACK TO LOW RENT DISTRICT I HAVE LEARNED MY LESSON. No more swell stores with HIGH RENT FOR ME, I have moved to a low-rent store where I can again make low-price suits—the kind Seattle men want. ~ siain, it Was Bowash} ns who did it, seize a huge shipment | which was due to be br | dust as nonchalantly Sowash Patterson sald. | lounged into the box and, never | with Agent W. J | facing the Jurymen, gave the lie | the raid were | | ar ht in by Patterson in Agents U. V. ¢ and Charles M. Hoffman Prohibition Agent H. & dry squad incl one Divisiona ry Minnis to Stromkins and Baker and placed all the blame. on Baker He corroborated Stromk fn prosecution testimony in most material details, denying, how ever, that he knocked the Gillis boy in the head. gan and L, Hug | terday to h | testimony ouns Brewing comp: 269 cases of beer in plain bottles Divisional Chief Hazolt vestigating the origin of t nals. | nays ho believes t and | with the shipment of an the |. Louis And et, dak. and fal crimii There were women of the housewives, Yankees from {line and Manitoba farm: | thru up all Mrs. W. G. Gillis sat.! (pictures of the | sternly trying to force back the teara| noon raid at the Swister home wit | |as she joer the gory details hashed |he found on page 9.) nd rehashed. Time and again she seat ace and great tearing sobs | |#hook her form | Sowash was the feature of the closing hour. He had thus far remained silent on his past his- near-beer from | ¥ CAMEL I8 A TRUCK CAIRO, Egypt.—To win his owner, a camel recent 1,200 pounds a distange of two miles, | a of the party as at King’s ba Bfoeli This it was amnuggied fn bri Thursday after. | at 1 was left there, members of Amund arried | {ts provisions and gasoline vy Amundsen descende worth and four other greatly urea than has ever p Heimdah in the Amundsen p! left there when the p fishing ve od was frozen fast in t! point nearest the pole sen's party have stated rt to Amundaen's repo t society a n Aeronauti rity abandoned a larg irplane Alreraft fatigued f ol. The first p d at that point U. P)—Leaping 4,000 feet to earth on & Common Un to make observations, and one plane other special ¢ awful proceeding for the pu jin a parachute, E. R. Owen, Los va Gam 4 ther . Secretary of the of stealing 4 that one of| Angeles, escaped death In a burn. ; e chub, Mr. and Mrs Lewis ode mechs you liar, aisha’ a Advices here describe Amt ee «| HERE’S MORE ABOUT tory. Yesterday ho said his true name is Harrison Franklin May- hars, 24, and that he ix a native of Chicago. He met Baker in MeNeil ‘dand prison last spring, | he saio, and entered on a booze | deal with him last September be- | cause he was dead broke, | He claimed to be a college man and war yeteran, but refused to} | divulge his relatives’ names or his jalma mater In his closing argument, UITS MEASURE PERFECT FIT OR MONEY BACK Attor- |ney Lowe characterized Stromkins Fine new woolens for opening of new store. Benes Cute actor with ‘a tow, Orit CHOICE OF TWO BIG WINDOWS FILLED MA ney HM Ee Attorney Robert Harvey, for So- | | wash, claimed, however, that Strom kins, naturally of a nervous tem. perment, has been so upset by the |shock of the brutal killings that “he is imagining things he never | saw.” It was noticeable last evening af- ter they had sought to.cast the| blame on each other, that Baker | and young Sowash, tacitly refused {to sit side by side in the dock as} | heretofore. | | One of their 12 provincial police guards took a chair between them. | BELIEVED DEAD GIRL LIVED WITH PATTERNS ALL MARKED AT $25. $100 FORFEIT IF I FAIL TO GIVE YOUR CHOICE OF ANY SUIT IN WINDOW FOR $25. Money is in the window waiting for you to claim. $100 CASH. SERVICE FREE Every suit bought from me will be PRESSED FREE as long as it lasts. If you have a suit now that I made (no matter how lony you have had the suit), bring it in and I will CLEAN, REPAIR AND PRESS it without charge, just to get you acquainted with my new store. WELLSTON, Okla, June 19. Please Note Carefully (United Press.)—Funeral services |for Mins Hertle Wost, 17, were! | stopped here yesterday while a doc- | | tor examined the body to make sure no traces of life were Jeft In It As the casket was boing lowered grave the grief-stricken | Mra. Louls West, requested | NEW LOCATION LOUIS SIDELSKY IMPERIAL TAILORING CO.—SINCE 1890 Jinto the | mother, lone Inst, look at the face of her} daughter, When, the lid was re-| moved from the coffin, the girl's! face was found covered with per | spiration. | A perfunctory, examination by | jfriends dixctoned what they thought] , + Black to be faint heart action, A trace) Mand Whit Ox: . of warmth was stilt in the body. | fords, alnen 3 89 af ‘ br, P. #. Trwin was) summoned. Corner Seneca, Oppogite Telephone Building Ho sald the gir! wax dead heyond | ely $1.95 ede all doubt and explained the mois-| B® ture on her face was ‘death sweat,” ~ 1515 SECOND AVE” JUNE 19 FRIDAY, y 192 MecDougall /o uthwic K OVER vy VPAITH! Another Shipment of the New 54-Inch Smart Bordered Silks 5 0 a Yard Very Special at Ve us due to buying power, and yards to make 4 beaut offered to you at the season dress—the entire fabric lowest price for perfect met only 9. chandise Many diferent yles, de i FLOOR Bouthwick—BTREET Carey’s Band Blays at Park on Sunday i in Center of | Plan Pageant for gid Of Bridge Opening » carrying “| Charge Nagro With Stanclift time to make a dress of inch material. 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