The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1925, Page 2

PAGE 2 psa “é TREMORS COVER) THE a ey cep nese Fp (Dre Stage Big Raid, | JAPAN TO FORM/ DE AREA A NEW CABINET ~ TUNNEL LOOMS | Wi wat Rum Loot Is Lost! fain King, alcoman, own Barnhart, mack nua . 5 p ¥ nan “eo ‘ p Rock Five U. S, States,! FRANCISCO, July S1.—By exercising considerable| Victorious Party to Control cool ies Contractors May Take Cot Hawai? and _ Italy on ingenyity and histrionic ability, agents of Captair Ministry Js Belief er ry, melting wovowe' | Aotiog to Force Paymen Charles Gaty, federal pro! n chief here, taged rich 0 ee e Far I. An! a freak raith on A bootlegging establishment TOKYO, me Dr ond ave. Arthur Ja Probable co or ape : They Aisgtisad themselves as painters, went to work on ||‘ oy : J ms " . rv h Raffaele) the sidewalk'ef (the building housing the liquor, and finall leery: Roland .etadant hing Ber ° ast Bight, tie jayere” admit br a drink & t ad foreseen t the mont During tht tay they found a list of telephone numbers, ht Henry Honey 4 pe ond. now and on calling “@Pe of these induced delivery of “more ' ea -" August 2 goods 4 1 i i Pine st. F. A. Ernat They then dr6V@"a truck with the liquor back to dry ff ling frfende a pay rad rte ort t ri , vinte »| Kensekal a Homer i eonk , Ts les Pictures, ie SGTUBKIATS, Reported to their chief, and pointed out the ! = knit : o iG mer eine | mAs I rind truck—only it wasn’t there eator inaadtiabaing A hagas - se PASS ’ Attacked by Thugs, While they walked upstairs someone drove the truck} ie on John oe William Jarvi. 4 - away. 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