The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1925, Page 6

i passing es ’ Was head 4 pis the hospital. i ‘ 4 rod > ean P| - Alta's father rushed home from | ae ‘ Sedro-Woolley, Mrs. John H ‘ the * Evelyn and Hazel, her sister “ea is PAGE 6 THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, JUNE LITTLE GIRL IS\~ FIRE VICTIM | Mount Vernon Child Dies Trying to Save Home U. S. Trade Leaders im Seattle Thre . \ a Ww ay t N a fu A " m agony Al 4 say Alta’s play kerosene “to get ran to the s and doused t Then, scr into th neighbor shirt, tol ped the 6 the fire, P. J. Earl, her brother, went to her bed skie. She died during the evening. Page Settles Suit wat With Ship Company | Todd Kelso Council eee $300 in se amage Photographs Taken and Parade Held; New Rulers Perspiring WELCOME, CITIZENS ALL! Sunday, JUNE 28 AT THE STADIUM WMORTUNS SOMONE oc Seles e ade Sects cue 10:30 A. M. Historic Pageant .................... pte 2200 PM: “NORSEMEN’S CONTRIBUTION TO AMERICA” Tickets Now on Sale at the Centennial Headquarters, 919 Second Ave. (Norwegian-American Line Office) his cou t the Adults, $1.00 Children, under six, 25c Never another batch that will not jell ‘SHEPHERD GETS _ LAST CHANCE | Must Convince Jury Today} That He Is Innocent —s k —hr Now clear ee ling? fi inte, yet CHICAGO, June 25.—Wm. Darling hepherd, on trial here for the d murder of Billy today had his 1 | ¥ince the jury thi McClintock, tender—every glass of it chance to con he is Innocent wart, chief coun- finish hin ad- 10 timo today Meats good jam and jelly is no longer a matter of chance, as it used to be for even the most skillful housewife. Now-a-days you can count on it that every glass you make will be successful, rt an¢ cane ‘uh 1 the jury Now any fruit will jell— every time tunity to State's Attorney Robert 5. will then close the ¢ with the final argument for the pro: For Certo does away with the reason for ecution those failures you never could account for. It supplies the natural substance in fruit that makes fruit jell. Newspapers Are | | n China according to tate tit ‘ ave bee: Ie fac the rich juice and the delicious color and ni na big fa flavor of the fruit that you used to boil Some fruits have none of this jellying property or very little; in all fruits the amount of it varies and grows less as the fruit ripens. But Certo gives this neces- sary jellying substance to any fruit; with Certo any fruit will “jell” every time. You can now use your fruits when they are fully ripe—when the flavor is richest and the color most beautiful. , Amor away. One minute’s active boil is all you need with Certo, Your jam and jelly is ub at The Olym 1 Chinese printing lovelier-colored, richer-flayored than ever these piblicationa 1s and you make half n more jam or | having the . reading among Arnold |explained. “About 1,000 of the more |common characters haye been se lected from the 20,000 or 40,000. in existence, and. thes the new jelly from the same amount of fruit. Get Certo today from your grocer—use A booklet with each bottle gives nearly 100 rec ipes, it for all your jams and jellies. ire employed to print can be understood uy all," | Just boil hard for 1 minute y i; including some new deliciou —Save flavor, color, fruit jams and jellies you never could make before, ‘Sportsmen Work on Show at Green Lake Seattle xportan And when youuseCertoyousave Douglas-Pectin Corp., Granite Building, Rochester, N. » . | h and volunteers of the 1 Lake play [men's # field Wednesday ¢ They plan Janothor 'ahow-ralsing eo’ next | week, Women from Green Lake Com |munity club served lunch, A deloga (Surgell) [ton of Renton who helped Jincluded A, A, See, Roy C, Sandahl, V. B, Stewart and O, N, Cochran, The show tn scheduled to open July 26, Smet aes Is Housed in Hotel ’ Shanghai 4—"Mayor” A. y ! es taken," - hi per , way cards g : his appearances, and it's : th le by which be is an > nounced—got his own little coun 1 1 cil working Wednesday after . to ort pis € Nquid . | Crowe Helping Chinese] who ad. ing the} in a langunge that} RAZING OF HALL — SPEED RECORD. Office Building Place of Hippodrome Passengers Cook When Help Quits hour, the hed from the FOREIGNERS Against More Outbreaks SHANGHAI he city every © center of violence however, wems to have shifted te to Hongkong LONDON, June 25. cannot dec but 1 m that | WYOMING RIVER | /Report Hundreds of Cattle Buried by Mountain June 25—(U. P.) A andalide has completely dar entre river, in nor n Wyoming, accoraing | to word reaching here today clared hundreds 1 beneath. the 1 that tim. Teton national laid bare by the crush boulders. of the mountain side | canyon of the Gros Ventre, | for a Jake basin estimated to | be five miles long and from one half to three-quarters of a mile wide. BOOZE PLANT {Opium Layout Also Seized When Two Are Arrested | ‘The manufacture of poison liquor | Supposed to be bonded gin and whis | ky was halted by the police ¢ squad in a raid on a two-story house at 410 Randall ast, neat Leschi park, Wedne Two me D, & 32, and |Sam Ruebyns, 46, was arrested and Ja large quantity of fake Hquor la extracts and oplum night wero \s | orge Christy and H. D. Kim y found the two men jn posses: sion of the place. The lower floor was fitted up as a distillery where alcohol and extracts wore mixed In imitation of gin and Scotch liquor, Upstairs, behind a |locked door, was a typical ‘opium }den with oplum pipes, yenshee and Jopium and an alcohol lamp, the pollee said The two prisoners are held on | open charges in the elty jail, | Zbinden Sentence Delayed for Plea The final sentence of Ray Zbinden | Seattl to sales | muto “man, On & charge oF contract forgery iraday until n Prosecutor Attorney Herman 8, Frye ag the delay | In the meantime Frye will file a | petition at Olympia in the supremo }court asking for a writ of probit tion, This would prevent the court from passing a penitentiary sentence without ordering the sentence sus | pended, May Ts ake | the entire CITY POLICED BY Whites Guard Boys'—Girls ty} Children’s Patent men em. es| Arch Support ~ LANDSLIDE DAMS COPS RAID FAKE F, Newton and Patrol | 1G. N. Road Protests |—— | trict , SHOE SALE Ou Building Coming Down—Only a Few Days Left FORCING THE GREATEST DISPOSAL OF WOMEN’S, CHILDREN’S AND MEN’S SHOES HELD IN SEATTLE. COME FRIDAY—SATURDAY—AND BUY! - TWO PAIRS OF SHOES FOR THE PRICE OF ON ONE CENT MORE WILL BUY AN EXTRA PAIR SHOES Pag tact’... OAS c Tiibtery Bade: .98 1.98 ONE 3.98 BB More Extra Quality Satin alee Latest Novelty CHILDRE MARY J: ATEN’ PENNY BROWN SATIN PATENT SLIPPERS 7 AS PICTURED. COMBINATION $7.50 VALUES BUILDING COMING S$ OXFORDS: y Heels. . REGULAR HIGH IN STYLE LOW IN PRICE Two Pairs of Shoes for the Price of One. Every Item as Advertised Women’s White Canvas fm) . 98c and Girls $2.98 SLIPPERS ... Women’s PATE) Shoes—Colored tops 98c Women’s Crawford . 94, 98 TENNIS SHOES MEN'S AND BOYS' | KEDS—$1 50 VALUES 9 C WHITE oR BLACK EXTRA PAIR SALE STARTS FRIDAY-SATURDAY 9 A. M. IT’S THE TALK OF THE TOWN See Our Great Window Display—Opposite Four Stores Garage, Corner Union St. QSc SHOE STORE sz = 1401-1403 FIRST AVE. MORRIS TAKEN Legislators Can Make TO OKALLA - Booze Without Danger Prisoner Will Be Tried for} Beryl G. Hijack Murder |No Arrest for “Moonshiner- -Politicians, We elie see ala al Ruling of State Attorney General oner to be dealt with THE SALE YOU HAVE EXTRA { BEEN WAITING FOR EXTRA 1 PAIR PAIR TENNIS SHOES | Women’ PATE ANDALS . Extra Pair Will Cost You But ONE CENT More Women’s ae Suede Slippers. $2. 98 Children’s SCUFFERS— CENT More Black and OXFORDS .. Brown .... ~.-. 91.98 AN EXTRA PAIR 1 CENT SPECIAL PATENT SANDALS LADIES’ and GROWING | EXTRA PAIR 1¢ in connection | OOTLEG! |with t he rum boat Beryl G. hijacking | ERS and moonshiners, | prosecuting attorney of San Juan county by Mr, Anderson: “Members of the legislature are immune from arrest for possession or ma n ufacture of intoxicating | murders, was held in British Colum: | gina aire ie big: Thurkday his: trial If you are a member of the legis- Morris was taken from the King/| lature you can pursue your profes- county jail Wednesday evening and| sion with no dangor of arrest, sent on his way*to Okalla prison That is the opinion given out by Fate moved quickly following the| I, W. Anderson, assistant attorney decision of the circuit court of ap-| general of Washington, » affirming the | _Here’a t ision rendered to the extradition order .of Judge: Mitchell | —= iim Jn ng eon Mors wl Ask Your ASK Your Grocer to await based on the statute which frves legislators from arrest on all charges excopt treason, felony and breach of peace. *SATADA® GREEN TEA peals in San Frar he: face the court which sentenced | try Sowash to | hang for th of W. J. Gillis and his son, Willlam, Morris was noticeably shaken | - for a trial packet 0 » trial packet of when he was Ied to an automobile | by Doputy Sheriffs Frank Anderson | and 1 Sears and turned over to Forbes Cruikshank, Inspector of | British Columbia poles. Prior to a conference with his attorney, John | J, Sullivan, at the jail, he was on | the verge of a collapse and slumped down Into a chair to regain control of his ner The pri ner was handouffed and carefully, guarded on the way to| The tiny tender tips have arich, pure Pac the ae veene in the notorious! flawor superior to any Japan or Gune hijacking erime, powder, Re YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD t PUBLIC SERVICE STORES Insist upon SALADA. District School Tax Protesting that school taxes in dis Skykomish, we connlye, tho Great Northern railway brought | nult in de ment No, §& superior court, Wednesday to prevent collec: tlon of one and one-tenth milis A 20-mill tax haw been levied, but tho railway insists that 18940 mille in sufficient to meot the necessary expenses of the school district,