The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1925, Page 2

PAGI THE SE SHIPS FOUNDER ss: s0nw v0) IN TYPHOON WITH INHALATOR | iELES 1 4 “dead baby o M 4 Chinese Storm Brings Con- |} » ast t back t Sea-Going Troller Nabbed, Family of Italian Craft Crew Federal Probers Report e siderable Loss of Life dendctaat in Columbia River Told of Deaths | With 23 True Bills SHANGHAT, Sept t ORIA, ¢ pt The b ROME, Sept The fated 1 Despite the fact it was the first many small " ring tr o) i ne Hebast Vene case investigated report wa jay to have ‘ ' “ arry a|was reported today to have been lo- made Wednesday in the case of I able joes th KO of 100 f i liqu ted in $0 meters of water off Cape! L. Hudson, t * ‘ Chinese steamer Shiny | ‘ » T fi 1 fr le f Charie ' A = nehal, was wrecked aving n The navy department has notified able, ta b drive by the federa ow, but her families of the Veneiro's crew! grand re rep J 4 . ie Truck Runs Away the entr ver, pre sday that a Ford truck on the mediate o his = ~ SOUN STEAMER RUNS ASHORE : = SUSPECT HELD Point Judith on Beach Near Fess Selected to Win Sen-| ate Seats Next Fall aboard submitted tly to ar OTT, Mass D, Fens, ——H| VAMP&k HEARING RESTORED ampa Luna Park, Report wrth wdig Ae ean agpredigngs bonds, af bel ndicted on tech OFTEN IN 24 HOURS ir twas vase by} 84000 on Clothes Leads 101. sss io aaermine nor exact! oad, after being Indeed on seh | ve to the president.) Arrest of Man for Murder | position in the heavy foe, the defraud t steamer Point Judith went ashore) George Kwan was reindicted on| Amazing Results Secured In One Day THE DALLES, Ore ‘ |near Luna park, in Elliott bay at charges of offering a bribe to an By Use of Virex Formerly Known | (By U. P)—E ult & m, Thursday coties agent, His bonds are § | As Rattlesnake Oil Pr tot . wh She was undamaged and in no ¢ following were indicted on} Coolidge ha: herclot e according to a report to. na * law violations Deafness and Hea sea need not | real battle in the ott ath “arbor radio station and was| William L. De Foe and Charles be dreaded ar year, as the compe théoae Sond anes 4. | expected to refloat at high tide dur. | Griffin, ball $2,600 each; Carlton} hg ate in 1926 and 1927 wi ea vita ce Rate 46 95 59 ing the morning Jonen & Chris Cavell, $ at >| bearing ur . 04 ; ce Shaw, § Lee F t it 7 ! $ , 1 i 7 align cor om, and * a % ar at < on, $2 Lee f et rganis Or 4 Har b «| An, 88 at su an Senin ' plore) suarehen yee his morning still de «| Couple Seek $5,000 From . “1 : dinner se Aedege f with the erime Cathcart Promot [Three Youths Are ear y hearing p snent and Senator Watac of a cted story with many dle- at car romo er shored perfectiy after many ears 0¢ | Indlanapotis, Wednesda x, ile: peavey ch : Sent to Prison Mr. Ben Jackbon, wh Ir ging breach of Pleading gullty to stealing 136 pen. | diana says. rel Virex could hi could hy Angelip ‘eaident sighteen y : stopped my head noises and f ean near the train whistle 3% miles | away. Roy Fisher. reday f ‘ Hi nan, romote lows man faye, en he taking o deve » Armed Men Loot Pebiroorn| Ss cues 2 at Bellingham : t of plar BE Oklahoma, 25 years, i nly a few days they add man, of Micht-| TWO bandits who robbed a fp ning to talk fied into the dr ry The Meense on to Fred A Seattle s : anued * Stomach Comfort Belated Burglary 1 a ; for Good Eaters Report Is Probed jice were notified > Norway Cod Catch ; ! Heavy This Year y hearé almost ax well as ever before. Such amasing reports comes from all 6 thi nd Canada ment of Mra, I a hotel at Fou He a from the a Oxenberg No Sour Risings, Gass » Gaseiness, Heart~ burn and Distress of Indigestion If You Follow Meals With Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. nt teatore your hea s. Oxenberg sald in © Wednesday er report to was listed as two allk night ira ailk hose, $15; irt, $13; baby Irtah wo paira of stepine, isfactory the treatmen Aothing. Send no me lace walst, $1 615 commerce $28, |Gordon Corbaley the simple dir of 10 4: The mackerel fisheries bh ur Urely, just money wilt question. This \eed, 0 write wonderful compe rdon Corbaley, a Seattle bro- ast returned from an y and sive this nd a trial Py ing act failure of th ne em extende neas trip Furope Toller adspagacteitylice robe » the Advertising club of and also®to poor mar c Se the subject, and labor difficulties Party or parties witness ing street car hitting wom- an Saturday night, August 29, between 20th and 2 avenues, on Jackson street, notify relatives, 2413 Jack- son street, Apartment 12; BEacn-1860, |Cheasty Club to | Elect Saturday! Cheasty J meet Sat ect a preaident work neon of the club, which Memb t th the Italian room of The Olympk Members of the Commer club will evening at 7:30 to el appoint committees and outline |for the coming sens The | now has 1,200 member G. 8, Morrison, dire Morrison Cheasty . boys’ ‘ department. Star Want Ad serv club » do sunt ly upon 1101 “Third Ave. NOTICE! To holders of Puget Light Company 8% due September 1, Sound Power & Gold Coupon Notes 1925, and September 1, 1926: 1925 Notes are due and payable at par and accrued interest September 1, 1925. 1926 Notes have been called and are pay- able at 101 and accrued interest Septem- ber 1, 1925. All Interest Ceased on These Notes September 1, 1925 Always A large number of the holders of these notes failed to present them for payment on either September First or Second. To avoid losing any further interest, we urge you to call at our office at your earliest convenience so that we may explain to you the opportunity and advantage of re- investing in the Puget Sound Power & Light Co, Our offer to accept Puget Sound Power & Light Co. 8% Notes, due September 1, on sale daily to and including Septem-| ber 15 only, to principal eastern cities, ; 905 Final return limit October 31, 1925, 1925, at par and 8% Notes due 1926 at SAVE MONEY by making 101 in payment for 6% Notes of Puget that Eastern Trip NOW! Sound Power & Light Co., dated August card 925 25, 1, 19 withdrawn at September 5. and due August 1, 1930, will be 12:00, noon, Saturday, Yellowstone National Park may be made as side trips at small additional cost. As there are only a limited number of 6% Notes available, this offer is made subject to withdrawal without notice, Puget Sound Power & Light Securities Co, for PugetSound Power & Light Co, 407 Electric Bldg, Seattle, Wash, MAin-5000 | | Zion National Park | roe UNION PACIFIC | SYSTEM For fares and further particulars call | CITY TICKRT OF RICK 1406 Vourth Avenue Th. A. LAWRENCE Generni Agent, nger Department ot ON mone HIot-oona \ Asalatant Genero) Freight yr Posseuger Jacnt UNION sTATIO w. & SEIZE HUNDRED LOCATE SUB ATJURY IGNORES CASES SCOTCH SEA’S BOTTOM MURDER CASE Hicmted the; the jury w ), | reformatory sion | Seattle, ary [thefts at e head noises | hall at Hellingham jast night, fied/ + operations ‘ mtirely and my hearing out of town {n s 4 7 + 3 7 b ® ™ as mss tw given them at the lake | | They were pursued about t ot hang na’ have provlesd” Wagea| ies by police officers tot € his ected bring . speed hands ¢ a r a A ‘ nes about 4 months | TA speeding bandit car s to the $5,000 item. Now he hears very well and | Wrecked on the road two men eae ™ Simple Remedy For Bad Stomach bives Quick Relief | | starvation diets Is Club Speaker Selling | Mawr ) Fruits and Vegetables | inex fa held | &" 'TLB rAR Jeremiah Neterer wu when it will take of the Volstead act, Seventeen of the Indletments were o; and five ovcret ymond H. Priest, Camp Lewis Hier, was indicted for forgery of overnment checks, and bond was wet at $2,600, He will be returned here from Denve D, Smith nies from & grocery at on August nia ave 24, three youths, | none yet 19 years old, took #e af from one to 10 years at late Wednenday were C. Potter, 18, of Toppeniat recently completed an enlistment with the marines; Grant Taylor, 18 of Elma, and Nat Holton, 16, of Mon’ They who They asked Presiding Judge Paul for suspended sentences, bu refused. They also admitted three t were (A@vertinement) Kating Distress For The First Time in Seattle This Child’s Crib to Sell For IVORY or White enameled, also a few fin- ished in Vernis Martin. 80x54 inches. of crib Price is special. L. SCHOENFELD @ SONS Standard Furniture Co. SECOND AVENUE AT PINE STREET Has drop sides. Size The illustration was sketched from the Merchandise by our artist. ubles—Gas, ting--you may have @ and] certain relief by following this sim- ple advice Don't take st fietal dig syatem by eat | ship jelean « s ‘| Ship Cook Falls Off | | Dock on Late Return Berandez Ni teamer Saginay k on the} > on the waterfro: ‘Thuraday his b r the edge of the ¢ n early nes and | ck into | L. B.} and lost ROCK CHEESE "Made fresh every day. Low Fares East Daily to September 15 You can still take that Eastern trip this summer at greatly reduced fares. Tickets on sale daily to Septem- ber 15; return limit October 3 1, Here are the round. trip fares to a few Eastern points from Seattle: St.Paul... . . $ 72.00 Niagara Falls « . «$120.62 Minneapolis . . . 72.00 Ottawa... 6 « 127.95 Milwaukee... 84.85 Montreal . . « . 132.75 Chicagoe . » . + 86.00 Washington, D.C. . 141.56 Detroit. . . . . 105.62 Philadelphia. . . 144.92 | Cleveland . . . . 108.56 New York . . + « 147.40 Toronto .. . « 113.75 Portland, Mes « « 148.90 | Pittsburgh. . . . 119.76 Atlantic City . 6 « 149.04 | Buffalo. . . . . 120.62 Boston . « + © « 153,50 Take the “Milwaukee” route to Chicago; it is pictur- esque, cool and comfortable. 650 miles of it are elec- | trified, free from smoke, soot and cinders. Travel on the luxurious, smooth-running “Olympian,” a su- perbly appointed train with dining car, sleeping cars, ladies’ lounge, bath and | barber service. Ask about proportionately Eastern cities, seaside and Cit Twat om Second & M ‘hone Jnion' Ath Ave, & Ja Seattle, Wash. observation-club car, low fares to other mountain resorts | Pri si eiadimatiaae | New Fall HATS In Every New, Authentic Fall Mode Are Here for Dollar | Friday Felt Sports, Untrimmed, Trimmed and_ Chil- dren’s Hats of every shape, shade and color accepted by fashion lovers, priced for Fri day at Priced for Friday at, Untfimnied Velvet Shapes Parisian artists have developed unusual charm in velvet Fall modes. 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