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

CTE SEATTLE TAR ATURT AUGL /|PAY INCREASES RAINIER RAILWAY | ~ ARE REFUSED PRICE TOO LOW | Severyns Gets Neither More Company Officials Ask New Cops or More Salary Appraisal of Old Line MURDERER, 17,T0!AMBULANCE HITS; GET OFF EASY | STREET CAR ‘ Boy Who Killed Professor! Youth Who Feli Down Eleva- Can Only Be Given 4 Years | tor Was on Way to Hospital “Congratulations” — ’ ; vented 10 | | Taste—It Is Death to Romance | { : flatly denied un ' D£AR MiSs GREY: 1 am and married ; buen’ Rs Bk as oy 9 apd “ f° | dances and tcavel around with a jolly crowd. Last Sat. . : as for 149 men and threo s¢ \ urday we took my younger sister (she is 18 : . he 5 : along with us to a house pa d she certé 2 & * i ’ ahh. things hot for us since My husband’s 1 t om : on me because my ter told her that the crowd = t | t f is fast. It kes me furious because thi . ee a . eutabs f t ‘ admit I did everal of the other boys wi ; ! ca ff t his On oF Hie f is arrived at the house, but my hubby kissed the j . edu " is head 2 als Fe ae we do it merely in the spirit of fun. Now honestly, Mies H i Pees ee eee f street railwa r ‘ ey, do you think there is really any harm ndulging | 1 semen it " ; | cas 4 sses under the above mentioned circumstar | cg ces! CELEBRATE NEW : | Yee Ld | att tt . A A ‘ The value of the kiss in America has fallen like the I ag Dae dhamm ay | i Tr ft . P German mark. Not so long ago a kiss was a precious fi ns ea “N pants! BANK BUILDING f : ave tor tobert 1. | Collect $1,000 nm thing, an important thing, and a highly-valued one, } | The youthful si rf ly py “ia oa i ee Dance Raid Fines But not so nowadays. Today, kissing, even with an- i) er . ‘ x - Raaneelg ohh t Chiet I — & c f weekend other woman's husband, is no grounds for divorce, | ’ t West Seattle Institution ' tin ' Hie vn. | William H, Clark Gencka tf . I believe in a free press, free speech, and the divine b tered a plea xt “BAROMET » HUH! Isobaric lines, pooh! High pre - - fed duris But 1 2 t believe in fr bot legree ir har as Holds Open House sure are say they are!” said Aunt Agnes, from Sedro- |! i es Re ae freedom of all people. ut I canno n free | pt hound over to the ot} | Woolley, “My corns,” she explained to Weather | {Der salary: ; C. C. Dajton Friday collected $ loving. eae ibn, coed igure W 2 aoe ¢ ie) Chief M. B “rs, down in 6 Hoge building. Dear Old ae epg oes ee: . It seems, somehow, so vulgar, so uncommonly com- ; ‘ (hci rebel arypey vagy . fe ny yy ‘oft riher eo-oper|totor Inn Locked; ; : Yai salt ant kiss stands for anything it stands for love. And : fr t € is wee! ame to Seattle re t er co-oper i the a 4 any 4 a wi ; i PRESIDENT BACK .. “gat let to they ants \a y re ra wis ter he , frie aly Owner Fined $300 Enun ng lovemaking should be done in private. Not only because : "| rival,” Mr. Summer exter heartiest congratulation: , aa orders d rf p c 1 and Re ig kiss in public Hd bad taste, but because it is death *, {to Aunt Agnes and accepted her offer of aid, We're still fee: ? 0 romance as well, : ij IN OWN HILLS bac king auntiale corns as the wor champion weather " ¢ x f ‘ Advertisement) : Let us hope young sister always scorns promiscuous | Returns to Native Land of : a ule ™ ‘ Wante to Know Content always a good addition fe : Octobe ; the hope chest ‘ nthe By caresydte } : vases, books and silver. The LUDLOW, Vt Aug. 15,—Freat w a alla r intint ¢ se i ool! a " i tenth tee i XIOUS. wise girl also includes several f a Fullerton’s Health Reme-| given for the girl of moderate * | automobil means: House at m, Im ittle vil ~ died by Lydia E. Pinkham’s ¢ Lutheran Cleric in Seattle! Ralph MacMichael Succumbs Vegetable ouad on Tour of Nation to Illness in California 7 mnpaon Swampsce mediately? } MERE’S MORE ABOUT CCIDENT lage of F th where his old | s Clearfield, Pa, t begin to father, cor ng from a serious : a a ph H M pre | STARTS ON PAGE ONE tell you how much Ly: inkhs iilness, awaited him. os Mee Xe: attie on ar of the nat and | de ¢ the Dexter-H nal|', Vegetable Com- Coolidge was the president's | ' 1 Coast i t rf Cal RCT pound has helped only companion on th which nd Gr I . ad x i ef pe hs arery w took nearly eight They I P. IA aff He left Se Before taking stopped at Ayer, Mass, to greet Ne oliver a mpanied by his Bm braved couldn't stand on thelr son, John, atest amount of com ppt Dev at Camp storm hit through my wh 1 body from my CYNTHIA GREY [Age- Old: Kiss Query With Us Again To Kiss in Public Is Not*Only 3ad ic Here Are the f dee, shests, Wedding Anniversaric 14 dor, pillow cases. I doz. wash cloths. 44 dow. linen guest towels. ries MARY, 1 doz. bath tov First, cotton; second, paper; Bin plecloths third, leather; Jifth, wooden; 1 woolen blanket seventh, woolen; 10th, tin; 12th, 3luncheon cloths silk and fine 15th, erys 14 doz. dinner napkins tal; 20th, ehin Sth, silver; % doz. lunch napkins, 30th, pearl; 40th, ruby; 50th, 44doz.linen glass towels golden; , diamond Sbureau scarfs. ye ae 1 quilt } mar a * counterpanes. Commonest Bird. The above list may be modi | in United State fied, doubled or otherwise var Miss ( W © the ied to suit the purse » the United Such articles as table run- | States M. H. ners, bureau scarfs, doilies, sofa The robin and English spar- covers, tte, | pillow covers, row. 1 ¥ « r thant 1 DEDICATION i part . sie ; : he y mother got me Nathanial L. vel J w e Compound and nd worshipped. | pate in the ceremor H as t one 2 nd great benefit, and I not | Bi ttieia only recommend it for such Ceabies | ¢ i of pat to build he wi em. Beatie pera ‘cive Grand Officers Chance! * : vee * idee i! esac ave string that | Released on Bail to Attend Eagle Ceremony | ten i the | geta wrong with me, When I begin | Cities. }of more t tion of the new mil-| |) Paul Carrig: attle attorne to feel nervous and irritable I don’t stop lon an, 39, well known Se- was free on $250 ba in getting a bottle of the Formal dedte: ‘ en | Vegetable Compound if I haven't got arged with rec " temple, built by} me towards them, Billie | one in the house. It gives a fine appe- ing, following two 1, FO. ¥ wan |. roke away from hk id ran out) tite and makes a new woman of me. he was involved y from September | You may use this testimonial in my own town or anywhere else, and I will answer any letters I rece! - f nove was dectdell segs Og fone 8 of the local a © afficers an op} Joseph Car- e. Later it lott ney, 3661 Whitman struck a n are suffering from neryous irritability, give the on, Seek to Stabilize bi tnt Relatives of Wm. Civil Service Pay Bari e them money for th 1 the secc Wie a Sued by t a Member of Church Hold Ceremony at New| that oaliry wha) Wine “aitetton Alleging she had been slandered us { . enn of Home of Rainier Masons Man, Born Here Men Are Needed in in 1866, Passes ' demurrer Civil Service Jobs ,, Judge Mitch au arin ble « ar 1 the suit able Mrs. Bow amended On plaint, she will fi setting out may be obt ment in 207 {attle Aca Celebration " | to End coe two-day tion 3 | requested to wit from Bunch and member fon. Rivert taking 4-9 of the ¢ « girl was ham, a Montana ‘Buckaroos i “ Hold Picnic Today (iia 20..." Buckaroos and others gre smmunit m Peace Is Keynote of Legion Speech ae & THE DOUBLE Jn one superb trip at LOW EXPENSE «the CANADIAN NATIONAL WAY (| Inside ac Taku Glacie | Ska: Mt. Beat Jasper Natl Park Scenic Booklet Free. British Columbia 42, «= Canadian Rockies so Sond Americas Greatest Scenic Tour T+. Main 4906—3709 SEATTLE— 20. f Baer eaves ccd INCLUDING MEALS ‘AND. BE BERT! EIGHT DAYS ABOARD SHIP" said, She Ba lnergoery Up Maseeltal are : Walla Walla Term and ‘evening, The) porn ANGELES, Wath, Aug. 35,|HOWDItal at 6m. mi. Saturday . PUGET SOUND ff Woodland park ment is ir ae hate HERB EGE, (By U. P)—""We are seeking to| STEAM | uth iene oe pbvcste rant i in Is Given Three Men par partin find how hest America may contrib. | Hold Kennedy Rites | STHERO CES Piper & Tatt’s oy ; inom ato M hl Di ite to the harmony and good unde Funeral services for RoW. Ken two ria hed Seg e Ge 1e8 |stand ng of the nation f A.\nedy, 61, Diller fal, “will ber 3 Have Money, Travel by Stenwer ‘ A | 2 r 7 ler, 7 rain, national comm Ot the Gundes in Leap tistlay gh: City’s Health Fight | He Frc merican Legion CGA Ripert elastance iron TACOMA Subject at Meeting bree ii i His Ge Gind Pati a ed pao etl a wife and four children Pie yes adel al) The fight to keep health in | Cecil E " ae ae caus | hibte American Legion serves! —<$<$<<$<_—__ 60c" rie Trips eat city wil told at the meet-| Walla for three to ff ‘ olin peace and seeks , nh all| “RR 88 tien AP REIGH ing of the ieationdl | Pati! Cast to" Monroe? tO | pay wife and two di Sehea | nations Rerdgslat win l)( HERE'S MORE ABOUT ) ute te i Workers, in Mev ues yéare, when ndéd wuts. | eaves & mitten Bienen | 2 en od alge tog a TRUB missioner of J.D. Blacl W. H. Corson, coun’ preside. An open for the meeting. P beg MORE ABOUT Ea eee og” FOREST FIRES held Saturday morn{ plo Peninsul Belt and other F AUIU PEKIN SERVICH Between Beattie and Bremerton; Seabeck rf d{|near Auburn of a quantity STARTS ON PAGE ONE ee) “Want one, of Je |< coroner, um will close’ Urge Mrs. Ladd to Ho said, Flips?” at the chapel of the Home|| STARTS ON PAGE | [tie young) thin: gtrl! 4006 w clgaret and Hr ct Angeles and Get Husband's Post) vnierta! begets ¢ age ag aed tie if e 1 lt Th Tras vidloris S(manesr mes Leaves 3 Children VASHINGTON, Aug. 15.—Agita-|Mer, a brother, living at Whittler,| ooncorn, altho it ts rapidly being He aald, ig thre dren, Mrs, | tion has un here for furthe ring Cal., survives ’ brought under control of men from the Hh PUGET sue NAVIGATIONC Cotman t K- FOOT Marion s+ pase Herlin, suddenly at her r st. died| the August 12. ation of Mrs. Ri of Senator Lac h mitinued re North| Sue City for $9,000 | ncn ours turn lady turned quite pale. | § me Her husband had heen | fire, in the Mount Ba n in the chair again, | er husband had been killed three to aticceed her mrantstrick: InCHORGd TAT Ie Waa on, | Patera jy oRalbe) Petar Ettore, Funeral, servic ported that Gov.| Profits of Contract A cong irae fas foes Tha iewaite cecal be held at the Home Undert ut decided to] suit for $9,000 damages was filed! ‘The ther bureau reported Sat-| platinum circle. Met her in. New pA! | t the ct uturday by the 1.) urday that raff fell Friday at Spo-| York. She's in pictures, You'll | : 7 =A. Francis Construction company.| kane and in all Northeastern Wash-| love her, Flips!" | ; “FERRY The firm claims it had a contract to| ington. ‘Thin completed. the rel ‘Tho young, thing sald, “Pi \\v0: ATE remove dangerous trees along the) ing of the state with preciplt | tures O, gosh’ | \ S Laeathancicceatehonnte Une ene lw the exception of the Yakima; ‘The oldish lady sat very stint | - | the contract, depriving it of $9,000! valley: “and attered email aroas ) Tears an to come out of ae | ie ean | Rain fell again last night at North | eyes y ran down her face | | Head and Portland, | was worried. 1 went over to ee | il Ue ked her se || HUMANE SOCIETY HAS li Fopest Head Seeks |_ tn 'soemi mt, sow tn baa || BARGAIN DAY AGAIN; | _ Successor to Digby) Mth ¢ alin Ay sald, “Not ii ne olish lady sald, “Not now | POR, BALE 0 on catty, IK In Seattle from rhe Molecule and the youn thin | aerate eae 6 Humane Olympia, on busine ith] sir] went out of the glasy place, 1] o,{0, Port Orchard | ree eel pi asl ERG HEIGE OoUREY HIFe Rr arriaaill slaved ‘Wit tho cidlahinays 1 don't | Meare danludtny |] hold another bargain with |Joceasioned by th death | know whys f whined and gave her | || malo members of — the unine || Thursd ght of J. M, Digby pole paw-poke, She put her arm || family “welling for $2, includin of the of ivound my neck. She bowed her! | 1 Beh ane icennniactaedan soiin During Mr, Joy's slay a successor | head, She said, “They're too much SINGLE FOIL CIGARS I] civaing tens ig Digby prabatily’ wl be-chasent” [fers mo. it Conte | The sale w continue un While the forestr upervisor I wondered what she moant, | did 1200 Western Ave. SELiot 1266 € | be seen and purchased at the || he ted that the poat might be fe neranged hes aloes n soclety’s new home, 601 Biliott || oft yton Courtwright, for }(Copyright, 1926, The Bell Syndicate ont be made ty ettuer ave, W |two years agnistant to the dead chiet! Ine.) AVY YARD noore Paes is ct el wardan (Another ‘rub Story Monday) Colina ask, MAln M The Young Pulpit Orator MANLY P. HALL Masonic Temple Auditorium Pine Near Broadway Inter- national Lecturer Aug. 21, 8 P. M. Miles of Impressions . Minute. -Thirty-eight Thousand -Three Hundred Miles a (Picture Lecture) Aug. 22, 8 P, M. (Saturday)—The Invisible ment of the Barth. 8 P. M. (Sunday) sonry, Govern- The Lost Keys of Ma*" Come and bring your fri Silver Offering. cael ; 1