The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1925, Page 9

dl THURSDAY, SEPTEMI THE SEAT LUMBERMEN ARE\Re port Changes in City OFFICER TELLS Manager Plan to League Corporation Counsel to Be Named by Council in Proposed Civie Reform ® OPTIMISTIC All Indications Point to a Brisk Fall Trade PRICES ARE STATIONARY . Building Construction Is on Stable Basis FRANK POSTER anywh arge, a orders Building country of hectic relapses, is set thing that resembles ates are stead and agreer favorabl 54 fire record of this out as a bad one point is seen in of the fires than ust traceable to It wor methods New Postal Rates | on Foreign Mail) 1 » New rates 1 ds for for America German Builder and grieved over aster,” Dr. Ht dirigible builder Preas here today “Her valiant crew now belon the immortal p wired the United ‘The Business School of Efficient Pincement Secretarial Courses Hall School SCHOOL#/ COMMERCE More Fully Accredited 921 Pike St. H c 1 oe eer HERE'S MORE ABOUT SEATTLE MOURNS STARTS ON PAGE 11 memor m the minds of Seat ra BIG SHIP COST $2,000,000 She mark with Hie On ms, but came family have d from this offe Standard instru: EDISON London Console f Iluatrated above | $98.50 Style Sale price ed at left). Bale price, so long Genuine Victr including NEW EDISON London Upright, (illustrat. $72.50 Trot Used and Exchanged Phonographs Including GENUINE NEW VICTROLAS ALL GREATLY REDUCED FOR SALE! ‘OW 1s the time to have that Phonograph you and your yur selection here nd other World and Brunswicks: every one In the fi est condition an most drastically re duced, Available fo! 572 ONLY--A WEEK SR Victrola No. 80 make BRUNSWICK Sele. $65.00 Y ne eats : VICTROLA pin sid : 1 0 KDISON cout 5 3 Male sr $150 BRUNSWICK Royal model VICTROLA No. 216 Sale price.... $ 1 05 . $40 k : _____— 1421 Third Ave. [ ORTABLE | FHONOGRAPHS ‘rca 5150 recently retarned from rent, priced EL iol? 7575 BAND INSTRUME VICTROLA luatrated above $200.00 $4] Only 1: Week ABOLISH UTILITIES © SUPERINTENDENT ORIENT AWAITS Trade With East Needs New Ships, Says O’Connell . f HERE'S MORE ABOUT | ‘ SEATTLE MAN STARTS ON PAGE ONE A the f const No. 410 Brunswick Style 200 Thus $57.50 trated above RADIO _] OF TRAGEDY Cabin Hurtled 7,000 Feet to | Ground When Stays Broke AVA Joa time 1 ship was > headway he had beer We were headed due north when the twister hit us We were fly of about ) foot shot us up about 7 near the 1 Kk nt and off , rr 1 " 1 w " PB+1 WILL WIN’ Builder Says Delay Will Not Prevent Flight The hop-off of the PB, Seattle Y of the She HERE’S MORE ABOUT }| STARTS ON PAGE ONE SHENANDOAH STARTS ON PAGE ONE p ETE. SPE SR Re SEY Liat t s F d » Ambulance Plane Flies to Wreck The am MRS. LANSDOWNE PROSTRATED BY HER SON’S DEATH NREENVILI G Lansdowne had anticipat today for the ing her in mi son eral months making his last he told tho Unit “He was scheduled to dut ime har overland t ed Press return to sea Septem ber 15.” | Senna 7 gw Missing Jointists Taken by Deputies cting info: hes Holme: ed William Wedn, J. Malone appeared rearre convicted ig an unsucee te supremo court 924. He is be entence of a you he 1 for the a day n him by at Walla Walla prison, Judge Boyd J. 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