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

WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 1925, _ : THE SEATTLE § 0 iti i | Dye , RS FURNISHING BETTER HOMES ne wep One Count Against |Fugitive Nebbed by |Home Is Raided by S ala CRE 6) YEA Ciel Seiten Dismissed) Skamanis’s Sheriff Prohibition Squad Prison Mothers Cry as oe earat dnote issn vorooner Babies Are Taken Aw : sheriff's Wednesday w reward w ght am 1, MoMurray nd. © ings—Furniture portraying beauty and grace, combined with styrdy practicalne is essential to satisfy the unconscious demand of the human mind the request McMurray, according ader the Winntfred Mason Hu and the first « ney Tom », disappeared last February, | floor arged wit! rg i eg Rays . Huck, Congresswoman in Prison THE psychology of a Happy Home is generally traced to good, cheerful surround | t over the house of repre-| wind thet ¢ oharge ain t 5 hip wife and two ch | sentatives, got herself sentenced t i" Re released from ¢ v4 ed on *) Cuiltiess of any crime, she sought | for our } with an airplane. 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AT PINE ST. for Six Eskino Here’ 32 —— Natives Who Withstood Arctic Exposure for Seattle Man Kills | Director of Steel__ |Moonshine and.Three Twenty Days to Rescue Crew Rewarded | Self; Was in Love Corporation Dies Men Nabbed in Raid . of Seattle, com SOMERVIL Three men were arrested, an auto near Wh > uso he was iz ‘¢ affair, accord- | SPECIAL MILK — a cee eee eee eee ee first baby I saw in priso The low price makes quality and style seem impossible! But you'll be sur- prised! All are bar- gains, but the best will go first Thursday. ®y vU. P C r y, |Selzed, and 16 gallons of moonshi neral counsel and ¢ | confiscated by Dry Agents 8. C. Lt d States Steel corporation anq|Ville and James Morgan, near Se- dential Insurance company, was |@im, Tuesday. Director Roy Lyle found dead in the woods near his |S8id the men were E. 8. Peterson of Bernardsville estate today, according | Aberdeen and George Leak and Louis : to word recelved here by William H_|Paulson of Port Angeles, picked and } Nor- | Long, Somerset county physician kell of Kent and took them to the} The body was found near Linda-| home of Korpl. He spent the time | bury’s horse, on which he had gone writing letters, tn one of which he | riding early this morning. Death {s| mentioned hig love for an unnamed | reported to have been due to natural irl causes. o “the gravey @ strong rent off Point arrow ‘ . of the Tho Boxer made several attempts | rying north with him|to reach the tco-locked ship, and ) in gold and six b medals | narrowly escaped being caught her- jfor the alx nativ that ansisted | self. his ship to rescue the crew of the; She Hudson bay ship Lady Kindersley, | near. on August 24, 1924. ator were nent « | Capt. Whitlam haa already ro ved his medal, as have several members of his crew and Dr. J H. (Wagner, head of the Alusk y U. S$. Bureau of Educ car Sateen Costume SLIPS In orchid, honey- dew, flesh and c white. Sizes 34 to 52. 36-Inch English Broadcloth 49c yd. Beautiful Summer patterns in broad and cluster stripes. For Baby’s Skin— No baby needs to suf- fer from sore, chafed skin. Just dust with this magic powder— He ts survived by two sisters liv- | jing in Seattle, Mrs, Jack Hill and! LIGHT TRAPS “SKEETERS" Kk | CALCUTTA, India—tIndia ts try. [ing to kill off jarge numbers of} | Mosquitos by using powerful search. | lights to attract the insects into a conical tube. At the end of the tubs | s a powerful suction fan which pulls | the mosquitoes into a container, The same method “nay be used ugainst a Tae Kora Konia the tsetse fy of Africa, which ...for Sore Skin | for Sore Skin | Causes sleeping sickness. MNENENNN 61 -YEANS FURNISHING BETTER HOMES $9— Brings You This Side-Icing , Empress ai Refrigerator communic get witht ohip was a 1 the cold und r 4 “a fe Ul the Box Dr, Wagner laughingly disclaims | | ® enough so t | any right to a medal himself, but 1 men from the Lady Kin-} jis warm in his praise of the Boxer’s | dersley could clamber to them over Screen tats the fee packs. | : Their ship and ce were a total | | ivan, costing the Hudson Bay com- | pany three-quarters of a million | QUT. ON BABY Caused Great Irritation, Healed by Cuticura, “When my son was three weeks old-his skin trouble started. The breaking out in the form of a rash, dry and acaly, causing great irritation, and spread from his neck to his hips. He wan very restless and fretful, and could not sleep, “We heard about Cuticura Boap d Ointment and sent for a free mple. It helped him so we pur- | |chased more, and after using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment he was healed." (Signed) Mrs, Dan Royer, Waterford, Calif., May 12, 1925, Keep your skin clear and your dollars, revent — iz ET ace Sibel sity The Boxer sailed for the United sizes 31 to M1. Exceptional States shortly after arranging for the shipwrecked c value, Heavy weight blue denim and seams bar-tacked to s <a to be sent} to Vancouver, B. C. |Wood Orders Prosecution of Fi SEES | National Bank Officials WOMAN MISSING | MANILA, P. L, July 15.—A seri- ous break between t Fillpino les | Pogses Seek Rich California islature and Gov. Gen. Leonard Wood was threatened today as a re} Authoress 2 Women’s Rayon Women’s Cotton STOCKINGS 39° | UNION SUITS ¢ Hemmed lisle tops—with ravel | Fine ribbed cotton—re-Inforced— stops—double soles, toes and heels; built-up — shoulders—cuff — knees— Lig many colors—skes 9 to 10, sizes 36 to 42. | sult of Wood's order for prosecution of officials of the Philippine National | bank SANTA ANA, Cal, July 15.—(By U, P)—A posse of citizens and Tho,bank heads aro charged with | aoouty pheritts took up the search allowing an overdraft of $1,000,000 | toa, for Mra, Lea Virginia Cookson, | without any authority. 45, wealthy authoress and ranch Wood is authoritatively under: whoso strange disappearance stood to bo considering abolition Of} sary Tuesday has led authorities to the board of control, a body com: |} \ieve van iddnaped or mur. | {Sxecemeren, Bermple. ener rest posed of thé senato president and bid La ade aceathe oe Biliie housg speaker, with the Intention of) yire, Gookson’s abandoned auto. himself assiming full personal direc: | mopie, tho lights still burning, was en tion of the government's six com- found on a lonely road in Orange mercial enterprises. county park, several miles from her Such a movo would bo @ severe! palatial home in Santiago canyon, setback, according to the Fillpino| tor crumpled hat, shoes and other viewpoint. personal effects were scattered on the ground near t “OLD DOBBIN’” HAS APSR EIE | A HORSE LAUGH AT Pick Stage Singers for P ||__ CITY TRAFFIC cops || for Pageant Chorus|} vost as tow As $6.50 J" Was @ horse) on the ea singors have been selected from the The Best Set in Seattle traffic squad Tuesday and big chorus of 4 Wayfarer + $14.50 there was nothing they could do |) ho costumed and sing on the stage. for $14.5 about tt. ‘Tho remainder of the chorus will|f| and this means no more. } he Ford trucks and delivery sing from the rows of seats before 9 and $1 wagons were pulling off an ad: |/a gigantic sounding board, it was $10 and $12 vertising stunt by means of @ |/announced at tho rehearsal held in{f, GOLD CROWNS parade {n which the various }/the University of Washington Sta: $4 and $5—No More. products that are delivered by || dium Tuesday night, Gold Inlays, 2.50 to » $2. 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