The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1925, Page 2

TNE STARTS ON PAGE ONE JAIL DEATH NOT ASK $10,000 FOR Baxter’s Idea '/ sisvison rict one COPS’ FAULT FALSE aveye Got Him Fame; HERE'S MORE ABOU’ | Have You One? » Severyns Says Hanging Skait County Sheriff > Warehouses and Depot at Can't Be Blamed on Jailers Defendant in Damage ar vam . Buena Are Burned Pike St . SecondAve,, UnionSt.,Seatti j Coop the New Amste Wes by fire t t Huer miles t aye V a F Ww roa il pnd & ; a a - ; was estimated man Pat Whale bout 104 ¥ sthanten ons honee were 4 | $75,00 ® - mn at ae back ent “i asus a e 0 osier had, “trouble ano thought | Pe”) Comeeeth tn Mekione S938 |Big Montana Forest |)", und fall. Alt hs i Whalen sent him | hy ‘ham, | OSD ORE 80 ee ee eee Fire Under Control | pga a pe nity Sp Serer Sore oem, ke cea or gee Combining With Jul y { Afra t « young girls, At wind. a -% — — rs. ' cre ght spqiabeccu co graced fo | Eun get and to shoot anyon Flames Sweep 600 MISUSE OREGON Cl S l } : ; : : Acres in Oregon earance a es — box,” a steel cage, w Kimball Is Head of a careranel RAPTOR. Ores July , tire United Staten ' ; arily the presidency | Baxter Butted In,” thinking bane of Badd pdt gpl ‘ u ~ i - he Bre ¢Com-|up the ideas that made him Ite thin oa thasold: enn. iO we i im Oia fi a hero in the screen farce era hor in Portland } ar 3s on a formerly worked for the Pa-|the press of his to mau a NM * ma ‘ yas cary War Veterans at Pe Coal Co. at Carbonado, He - got out of the da ue 2 § leaves an estate of $9,000. Tae AO ET I EE whale Lay mere remem tT TR aper m hoor \[ HERE'S MORE ABOUT. )) sre" REJECTED, DIES. Stockings for Men, Women and Children STARTS ON PAGE 1 saad ("ow Baisar watts ise ‘hdeivahseci eh ‘keace a fetter from ‘her. husban¢ A ‘ secs sronacaa as > ena | fe mer DuitedI."| Witla Medan Pasea eet or was thru with er" | It will pay you well to lay in a 6 st ita sup- En route to the national conven fi bie one week Ge ar since entering ter Myrtle orn, © 21.4 . ° . ton a Foran, Ore. the Florida | sag beg See ) med | wit | c his arigunet fe fat her home here ply. Hosiery of practically every kind, color for Seattle tn Volunteer park from! nowever, ‘balewe, It ia. vecaunn Hue | nor ix complied wi and description. From many of the foremost 8 to. 10 Saturday evening. The band} an insufficient supply of sel Pr nih Leah By - includes the entire municipal band! © iF water and insufficient of West Palm E wh is one] on and outlet for the stale supply of the two such city bands in the} Conferences of Hill, Ha ley and | nation. | Supt. Russell of the water depart- t Everett Allyn Moses, conductor,| ment brought out Friday that an} . is an Oregon boy. The program | J outlet is necessary at the south | cludes: A medley of popular hits,!ern end of the lake, at Lower ‘Techatkowsky’s selections, songs ot] Woodta 1 park, where the odors , Scotland, “In c ‘ barring all hy ce tt Semciptive piece, a t 4 im arrest i fo riot ng | for the ¢ t ' ( He hia ne the x oat ¢ " the parole will t voked. Thay Pointe, #0 aneen a 4 Trip. Any Uneluding RTON or it PIANO CLEARANCE Affording a wonderful opportunity to select a high-grade instrument at extremely re- markable prices. WAS VERY SICK. Gives Full Credit to Lydia E.| Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for Remarkable Recovery Wellston, 0. — “I took Lydia E, | Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to/| make me atrong. I | was troubled with | my back and sides | hurting me till I} could not do my | wotk, and when- ever | caught cold it made meirregu- | Jar. Since I have taken the Vegeta- | ble Compound my | sideand backdon't bother me and 1} can do my house-| 9 work and care for my children now, | pon parr did not feel like doing or going around, After my | fee en id was born about four years | ago I saw an advertisement in the pies about the egerble Compound. knew it would help me, but I was afraid to try it because people said it would help you to have children and knew I was having children fast | enough. But I thought if it would help me it would be better to have a | whole house full of children and have ood health. I became stronger from aking itand my husband says I look like a live woman instead of a dead one, When rpring comes IT am going to take your Blood Medicine as I am very thin. Iwill anawer letters from | any woman who wishes to ask about our medicine”? — Mre, WILLIAM Uris, Wellston, Ohio, "rhe. Henttio- Brom bock-Brinnon Ferry achedules have been #0 arranged that close con nection can made In eltaer direction NAVY YARD BOUT Colman Dock Every instrument is in very good condition; it ment is available on our EASY PUG ET SOUN D STEAMER SCHEDULES Have Money, Travel by Steamer TACOMA Daily, 7,9 11 aw mg 1% os, tye $1 1 ound Watch for Further Details in Tuesday Night’s Star ¢ fine'e en Hel ting and other Puget AUTO WHMIy ELiol? 7575 14,21 Third Ave. PIANOS wi Senttle and Bremerton; Seabeck Hrinnon) Port Angeles and in, cores Victorin (shiney, i. Od PUGET SOUND NaVIGATIONCo COLMAN Dor. Foor MARION ST Ruane, Ma PHONOGRAPHS RADIO SESSESS0SRR Ree ¢ SEATT TLE rAR $75,000 BLAZE IN MIDSTATE TheBonMarché makers of fine hosiery. A semi-annual event awaited by thousands who regularly purchase their half-yearly Hosiery supply. HERE’S MORE ABOUT | + SCOPES STARTS ON PAGE ONE Main Floor—The Bon Marche See Sunday’s Papers for Details ret ted States marsha Peasant” overtu: > " y ead. solo. Moses’ own ‘ ‘ yur lett these “if — ——, Dar 4 John R tery of a Nation, Mphon to Lake} questic | y P que | | . 4 % concert number. providing an outlet to in-| «) What is t est A for|| HERE'S MORE ABOUT | crease cttoulation- troca this atniost| «-Satnee mony te ne & | WHITE PROBE ta, rt of the lak 2 rat b tw best dal 4 | stagnant pa : () What are the two best dal = t Célitantel’ thacaaas ‘ t number arrived, | ints may prove over-Seatly, Hil] features in The Star at present? || STARTS ON PAGE ONE. ||"%0, thy contented themselves with Hh JACKING TALE =" Delegates Here [ort nan said 1 tor 4 Ae 7 2 S You don't have to tell the story—/\ Rhea cc who declared they had Py Anpiier plan, probetly ae ba |store eh s You Ihea county, who declared they ti on Way to Conclave ,,, Saturday | : ig, to purchase) ut. tall. whet, the et on. | 2 Pine treen surrounding the em: |an open mind on the evolution ques. | The are coming in bunche and left Sune)” |e chiorinate and ° ery, “the, paysiclans ‘Worke base “ : A nd. Other deles the: water: test wing the he The erux of the trial will come in of 260 on their way to the on. every tralagl . : mach, ( er and int +. |the argument, over. the admissibility | ———— ~ another'ip to rw anh out 7 . ei eee let pipeline from the end t ASKER T LOWER RED f wclentific evidence concerning evo VICTORIA, B, ¢ oe uch sa Ren irrrgr nis, at E is F: jot the lake fees northerly point| wiTHow T CEREMONY Hon and religion. Thin is vital to Morris; Of Beattie, accuses! oral Land office, Washington’ D, Miss B. F. Tobin lwhere it: cams lecapiled (nto = «(the defense, for upon this teatimor licity in the hijaek murder | Sft 1925, Notice tx hereby given ‘ | r a i soa Phe mpiopei lait Sit of Capt. W. G. Gillis, of tho schooner | that pursuant to the provisions of |trunk sewer at a proper level. | fl « to prove Shatevolation rust Dis 4 was com. | the act of July & 1884 (23 Stat, 108), | cur: Russell, Hill’ reported, told the . bo regarded that car | Beryl G., wat eo age hee aa pe the lands in the following ndoned | { els Mow uti confe: " next ye avate » place, (Under co! on of either mitted to Okaila prison fa: OT | military reservations In the State of | mferees that next year a larg Seat place, |undér the cor be ebtnee as | maith th OSS = By Washington wit.be otverea tor'tate| 7 Healed Pimples Be t t fountain, supplying more than the she pt word of grace, or any | Nessee or the ates be barred | tria! Lime courtroom spec: | fer, cash by the smallest legal sub: sure to ge nillion gallons daily now ob. =a te nexton began t vel from the ath and hence the law | ee eee rcian, nce | division to, the highest bidder. at not | For als or baven Goshen + ‘maybe Anstalied in the ler y Meee catrereeee | & ye ares against | digtrict land office at 5 tormented with a troublesome irrie| center of the lake, Increasing the t r oy eg. | ington, _commencin, tation of the skin, especially on my; real Resinol | supply of fresh and pure wa it, Incidentally, depends the | ¢ ; is August, 4 38 ‘RB. W., | |face, and a few ing ingiee Ga Meantime, tourists coming in,,to| =r*ht re got of the trial. As one defense Sails ee PCony ee. | Washington: out, mostly on my chin. The pif Woodland park auto camp get} snsel put it we are permitted | brutal murder and liquor roble fat $10,001.8 les used to swell up tos Eien you want to ie agulust foroign: aggres : ide p P Raat a cos bop ela saparing Jan unpleasant reaction touSeattle's mn . be ye OS hin p(t fefend ourselves,” it will last} \forris ant sly and apparent: | (East LL ne 4| Hump, which itched and was pale Shai aes skin | famed lakes, and bathers aré un-| aprewiees ger 4 t re: if the scienti friendiess as the preliminary, hear- | Bowne (West), 30 ful. I was embarrassed as my fact, eruption, you will accept no ‘‘sub- | bis tg anday. ihed oF tha. wires | emt h on Thursday evening z progressed. ac opraised besides the pain, looked and felt stitute’ for Resinol. Preparations { . a Jnl Among the speakers ¥ 7 &? $ m Point (Bast), T. 30 ; exert ¥ assets the North End has remarkat ¥ All that I nave to say | I acres ‘appr: out of proportion. similar in name or appearance are i t ward A. Steiner of Iowa, | ot - the Ay ens Sri eth ae “I tied different remedies not ‘just the ‘same as Resinol.”” | phe tle Auto. Club receiy writer, teacher and | cmbalmed two years ago, was the {tio Guly detense. It was the eame state po matked change. “sh Dageta ‘Although a few unscrupulous deal- Jan urgent call from Los Angeles | 0Mtor * t of comment by the y ents are | ment m by Baker when he and Cuticura Soap and Ointment a1 - ers may offer them as or for Res- | Saturday morning requesting that |* P® nd undertakers ax well. Judge FR Sih Wate: pentanned to tiie tait in three or four days I could sean inol, they are often crudely made, | they locate R. A. Moore, a jeweler | dolph flesh was firm, having lost all mois-|sides for opening statements as to re; will-beceolaigh Aupassig | on Le f of little healing power, and some | trom Arroyo Grande, Cal His} - ture, and completely devoid of de-!how they intend to conduct their the abandoned military reser. | Keren pcs . ; was may even be dangerous to use. | son is dying in a Los Angeles hos- | A | composition canes and what they hope to prove and Pa hote Mion), Teese sa| | Bern we Tobin, octal Buy in the original blue package. Bere j HERE’S MORE ABOUT Hoth sides busy today "preparing wenty-fiv girle wer ‘ acres, appraised | | Ave, Los Ang Call Ape. 13, Mr. Moore drives a Buick, No, | or SUES FOR DIVORCE their statements, which will reveal to Vashon Island Satur 90; to ex aad STENT | 1935 ied inol is ii 327,8 Salifor Charging that he compels his tthe issuc ply and are certain to week's outi given by 36 N., w. . Besioel io never sold in bulk a |. SEWERS Fico age yy he get bod engin! fe gen arr! reprtiamd at ENOUGH | | Make Cour Soup and Oil : restints ctlaeaeat |B to live o am cot recipitate over the geier 5" c : utheast potnet: 26 ‘ARTS ON PAGE ONE |! ranch: and brings home “intoxicated |titic testimony ¢ benefit of gitts who bother 248.60 crea, ‘ap- | [ment yaar eyey 627 rough frieds to carous NAME JURORS ise have no vacation, daughters of ey ia Ww | sol; emooth ds and ab thy) ray ‘ont Hardwick filed sult for ai) ARK ANNOUNCED ers Who aro dependent upon | §s244 acres, appraised at $9, s 4 ace Wile crit akbar Dragan ery rent hap Fred Hard-| ‘The jury is an follows tate pensions will be given the | Further information can be Cbtarned | [Scalp with good hair. saad. to be clear: All are agreed that sep-| Yoree Saturday from ed ard: | he Jury is an follow E fe ig from the local land office at Seattle, | | Soapzic. Ointarent % and She, Tale Se, ext Fo eS | we Brea Sm, ont otay ay fe | Ue | eres go eventually. The manner by which | === } church, itis: from 19; to:16. are belng: taken.) WEA Se IDaE Cuticure Sharing Stick 256 , ’ | their removal ix to be accomplished x" Aeag ind eh ; =T = | probably will be determined by the Jim Riley, Baptiet, unable to read 5 0 rs e nesday jE) — | bet raphy | | W.s. tavior farmer, Mernoam. Scientists Outnatar- | R. 1. Gentry, farmer, ex-echoo! | N | teacher, Baptist ing ature | ; 5 A. DISHMAN DEAD | J, R. Thompson, farmer and for-| TREATMENT OF DISEASE (9 A.M. Wednesday, July 15) News was received in Seattle Sat mer United States marshal, Metho:| SOW BEING GREATLY SIM- | urday morning of the death in Mis U. S. NAVY VARD § The Inductive Medabolizer with , py soula, Mont. of Addison Dishman, BREMERTON, CHARLESTON, W. D. Smith, farmer, Baptist | Actinic Ray, combined-with the Hopper-Kelly s Semi- formerly of this city. The remains PORT ONCHARD Joss Goodrich, shipping clerk, | Ree nace taking the r will be brought here for burial Terten tram Col and JA ° Chureh of Christ | markable results being reported A 1U d BB) Announcement of the funeral will " Hoattle 6:3 John H. Bowman, farmer and from the use of this wonderful nnual Used and Exchanged bint maker Featrurnem a cciten ite rer escept Gunday: Bill Day, farmer, Baptist |: + pomietnnanioenbe letauetorthe Special trips *iundayn and holl- R. L, Went, farmer, Baptist adaptation of natural forces to oe hiey: tals Farce Trip vaxdepts E. 8. Wright, farmer, Baptist. — | Nip re crepe ake ores re Te ry trip a Kerr: a The Pr ad ® soon became i e136 A Me PEO HOSa The xy member is W. F. Rob- that Beattie TaSTORtUnAte ax Passenger fare to Port Orchard 30, these remark- who had no chureh one THE DOUBLE onnoctioi nines, the people have erhatia | flocked to the Electro-Medical TRIANGLE he oldest member is Capt. J. Rt = Ointe eit. Third aves in such Thompson, « pleasant gentleman of | the old school, with snow-white hair jand goatee. He was a former United States marshal and sald ho was | Methodist, “but not a very good | one,” large numbers, demanding this treatment that the doctors and nurses are fushed to death to care for so many patienta. Ono of the doctors said that they are not anxious for any moro patients at thin time, st 3 | course the more seriou “You don't practice it regularly, | would be saueesed {n al of | then?” Clarence Darrow commented,| those whore condition not Robertson, the first member, « Perloun Sad: Whose names would ‘ i i ia be placed on the waiting list poured inside the railing when his} until a place could be found for ame was called and stood, them PEBAT Verdre: Uk aaa ea uch conditions as Rhoumatism, hand, before the bench. Hoe sald MEH, Hibed breasure, osome : : i ‘i he-was a tenant farmer, was satis. | Heart Canes, Tyberculoste, Stom- This glorious Canadian National ed} I "all . t ach and Skin Troubles, and all ins 5 fet sthpie nates fal ee oe of the actite and chronic condi- Railways travel-vacation—all rail dst ‘i ind wlohe ae we tlone that result from, olson | direct —includes accepted without a quibble by olth in the system, and which have or side, boon the most difficult to bene- The Canadian Rockies, at their GLE TOUR: a Old Jim Riley, a farmer from up fb Are Hom ni mary OSNOR ite best, TRIAN colving Instant relief. Although the coat of this equi ment runa into the thousands, in the hills, was the most pathetic of the nondescript figures who were Mt. Robson, their hi, Jasper National nest peak, fark, 4400 $5795 from Seattle the cost per treat Lig, wee Y i Iittle, we the rn it square miles of scenic glories with ‘Have you ever read anything short, not tiresome, but very mn }about evolution?” Darrow asked Vigorating golfand luxurious comfort at Jas- The old man flogered | moment and rep! al et Park Lodge ($6 up American lan). his hat a , In a low volee, “T can't read, Optional Routes: Inside Pas- ARES ‘Jan't the cause your eyes are] Me Great Lakes, Niagara Falls, LOW SUMMER FS bad? if Thowsand Islands, Warned ® No, air T am uneducated Jim said he had no prejudice ree OU are NY which would prevent a fair welgh hy not travel delightfui Jing of the evidence, and was ac | - shui 7 nine cepted by both sides | J.F. McGuire, General Agent Ge ro Muneral services for Gerald 1 | Passenger Dept, Smulloy, 14, 6216 Second ave, N. W 902 Second Age Seattle ete who was drowned at Mud lake near Phones Main 4906-5709 ven \xavorott, ‘Thuraday, will bo hold tn Ry ; Scenic Booklet Free Mittelatadt's undertaking pavlors at 200, Sunday, Pallboarera will be be ) BDC eee er ay cA VK QUAGART RE TG al THE LARGEST RAILWAY. SYSTEM IN A Sneek ite iit hliegebieiiiieaaitdl