The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 15, 1925, Page 16

eee enee ee eee ee STANFIELD MAY Country Boys and Girls RODGERS MUST FORFEIT BAIL Lead in Essay Contest QBEY ORDERS Has Not Decided Whether XUral “Emersons” Want That $25 Posted a8!wiy ge taken From Sea Duty to Bureau Work Puyallup Fair Letter Prize or Not to Fight Case o 1 must be more ‘ “ WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 in t BAK By 1 ‘ 1 girks ab Sage - a0 6 1 § Pal mmander John Rod } a R ere of the PN-9 } j t 3 ‘ i t | H. N x : Nf wW the f as } ay © Navy 1e time a Rodgers ba | , gs and ders and it is assumed that he will . obey them, Wilbur sald. t the fair a ! Chet Biel cect . Wilbur would like to grant Marys ag iat mln Peabo request he believes the commander is the type of man BF eee needed for administrative work With the department Youth Discussed at Noon Luncheon | the development of the PB type ane and with’ tentative plans ¢ enry Ford's all-n dirigible Social forces that work againat|the handy of the ¢ ent, it welfare of the youth” was dis-| expected that R nautica cussed at the Religious Educational | experience will be of great value orkers Tuesday at Meves, cafe Walter B He aasistant Community Hospital Drive Is Postponed The West Seattle Community fund drive ha ho “= |Corn Cure Was Po pular| V ENATCHEE, Wash., Sept. | x precedented demand for a corn cure which contained 20 per cent of alcohol was, explained by Chief of Police Cochran here after a few days of investigation. Drinkers were pouring the compound into coffee and imbibing it, he said he learned. The concoction has a “nasty kick,” accord- ‘ing to Cochran. 15,—(By U. P.)—An un- Vashon Is! fore the n club Wednesday ni ber of Commerce. be “The Constitution States." His sub, ee t ill THE BON MARCHE Barter BASEMENT ~ WOODSMEN BUS | Employed in Logging Camps ' planning | sawmil Practical Woolens at Low Prices For Fall Coats and Dresses——— Pretty. practical, THE SE R RIGIBLE PROBE Has Human Alarm Cloc ‘k| EXCURSION 10 oe MONDAY [ ve YAKIMA FAIR END, Ore., Sept. 15 Mechanical alarr may be > cheaper, but Walter Johnson, j theater here, F prefers to hire a human one that wil ke } out of Special Train Will Leave Navy Inquiry Board to Meet bed. Johnson can sleep thru any alarm cl that was ever ap 4 eae - aaa manufactured, sithene a twitch of the eye. So he had to Seattle Friday Night at Lakehurst resort to more effective means of awakening He hired HING? u Clayton Constable, a newsboy, to be his human alarm, Clay- : job. 'S. 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