The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1925, Page 9

IURSDAY, OCTOBER 192 rHE SEATTLE 'e COLVIN CLEARS/ r " An MITCHELL BALKS | Bri inging ; Whiskers F rom Arctic " JACK MULLANE <5 5 =) AT AIR PROBE FREDERICK & NELSON Report on Misuse of County om ¥2 4 “ —e mere’ 4 Refuses to Talk, Defies Com- ee : | | aa Exonerates Him bi ? prises mittee, Walks Out e Em DOWNSTAIRS: STORF) | | PAUL T0 CONTINUE FIGHT wont eg OO pWABHINGTON, Oct, 6 ‘ pontalle $e Gorde—ommanny Pisse—frvdarh nih a So aged } Grand Jury to Hear Charge, “! the | Against Two Employes ' With Topcoats an Bahan 3 ec READ i for the First | Si cust palate wre tobe en [publican of tinots, op @ Conference Game a ay, tine ft mie rut 5 Al TORN! y 7 “e GROWS SAM ASH Ris ae Imported Wool roe t |, LETTERS FROM HOME! That was the most interest | pee Egy jing thing in Seattle to the bewhiskered members of the crew] pot 4 J SIT the at ae needed of the coast guard cutter Bear, back again Thursday after } arte to ward off cc their summer cruise in the Arctic, Left to right, M. C, Dris-|1 H ' possible rain—without s¢ coll, E. W. Kelly and A. Kusébauch. Inset, Capt. L. C.|' , rificing the style lines ec as | Covell, the r’s comn ander, : ot hak ege men want in Ice- Battered Heid Back sath vn gi ! From New Arctic Peril ee, Ih, pee eee W, C, T, l), MEET Famous Coast Guard Cutter Brings Back walked up to. : ola Sears of E neounter rs s With Polar Ice wala a i ” : AT YAKIMA EOF RN Sarees es oe soe seve ee oo yet ont | gan Mall Will. Postafifion Safe |Build Memorial f é eee ges Cpr nt ha ter gM “ied Raa Be Dedicated at we Stolen by Yeggs _ to Prefontaine Senator Jones Says Drink- — naeat Sein the’ dae aad the oft s Pama APOW MEN Och: 4: DiSusity eae |i shie § fountain: witli k. Aldridge forced Smith at sec “yay ease + eatee ital” 1 « ¥ the “rile. folowe i ie : vein, by | Prefontaine the pale uate innned Carey. ‘slagled part. daar | Christy. Mathewson . Passes) ‘t® cesruction of | ne iB | eee tet ; “ of |third time the postoftice has beer <haaes Aldridge stopping at second. Cuyler ced Carey at second, Peck to Har as World Series Opens sos No runs, two hits, no errors tne r ARANA LAKE, N Oct, § FOURTH INNING “es "9 : South PITTSBURG —Barnbart flied to + Pittsburg Prsasigborge . Brand Rice. Traynor out, Peck to Judge.| 1 unless . Wright bit a home run into the left) pected. « poor | * field stands, Grantham fouled tO | ih on Rael. One run, one hit, no errors. eur nd FIFTH INNING I ir " " 1s topped at ‘ taken from here t tontg t HERE’S MORE ABOUT | OUTLAW STARTS ON PAGE 1 ce FOR THEFT North Dakota Man Held on Embezzlement Warrant Ed Fitzger- | P ITTSBL RG—S nith fanned. Ald 4 08! ridge was out, Peck to Judge. Moore % In-|out, Peck to Judge. No runs, no whom | hits, no errors, hijack SIXTH INNING N WASHINC extradition papers, sheriff was on J. Hastings, Jail here on| perm a bank| friends ent thing against him. CANABA Ww AITING ROR ptoptie: shington d Jashed out from| | UAsungs was, Fleeing Wife Is ne I h 1 y ig yetective M wit i fs “eoalnas thon| Wapnemay msnts by: Detective Mar Halted by Plane ens and lighted by Par- ont tia TAdridge'| SPs norae Yutetiational De P Mra. K. Shed ed jail officials for his visibl upset thie accident | 4 conc wife walked © Bluege was still by the husband | West y Harris ask ugh to Seattle f the Non-Partisan league aU Ye |, Peek to 8. Harr, No runs,| that the smallest al-ling tke ft h ’ Le averaged 94.3 miles an haw. | one hit, no erross. | Co ag ring | Scotland t was hig)plane which won a ; | ic | era Ca rimilar race in 1923 at the races rl Us Year a | RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct. &.—ch pated | ire SRL Vright | United Press.)—Thename of the Bra uv uptured | for Portland, in St Louls. n and ular, stop | 7) ». Goslin out, Aldridge | English), to Grantham, Rica going to thivg@a! the capital pf m country such os “Wi r W Judge out to Mo@#®. N6| ours. ‘18 namo should be chang omen Hurt When runs, one hit, no errors. | to Guanabéi, something historical ch of a nate for isn't Pershing Boosted as Chief of Legion Auto Rams Truck. WANN : = SEEK REMOVAL End Industrialists It Nuisance manager campaigt saying that 1 party squad towed 18 cars | the pr posed tm ¢ . 8 hd he did, declared that he was the woman became homes fe - with Johnaon | objected. He taken off the fi ictim of political persecution” an t ceptanetiatkwes the sat a ae area stood te a bp ates a President Jertoron| Glasgow Politics th ; ‘ Le: 1 wf w a. al M Bhedagaka Fotitindés. if’ Sra pbcapies /@oastatiod Lanabheta ; r, & rookle,|up upon his return to Nort _ Not Like Sea Britisn Columbia at the’ replaced Bluege Myer went to fest | Duk Pe Peat |“ aeditieal ditt . eattle ass atitt ‘Caden’ vamae ro here|base® Myer, was caught ste embezzloment charge, Hast eee Canadian | and: Gla hes caused John | i en City State bank hold-| Smith to Mc on a hit and Figs hald, was probably based upon Ore 5 7 counc 1 of the Scots | gente ie fi PITTSBURG—Myer welt to third $ was found listed among the Tho brother went on Japar ata hs urpr wh h trived udder Ss [bane for Washington, Carey. beat] assets of the defunct bank He Is a college prote citron dal Aedes tn raped | > Yr | it to Coveleskie. Cuyler © transaction was ‘ \ eae Coole Jo F Hesds | regular, However; pat ohn | Arrest Fisherman 1760 to be elected to the city ec AIR ( RASH who covered first, Carey stopped at| said Hastings bad voit gander’. cotbh tie 4 v UDAS second. Barnhart out, Peck to Julge.| Ho also assorted that ho 6 Salmon Poecher °),°"!)"", ay RTS ON PAGE ONB |} Carey going to third. Sraynor | been interested in two dozen. ut r ¥ have K wan intebeatid te. tie Sits ‘ | walked, Wright forced Traynor at| Dakota t of, which: the haat been «ween in left Thursda lay and will hold call at tho aro_those owned is to hol sis Hike tiaiea tel n capital and principal city ere pre flied to BaFnhartg) 7! OAD read mailer Silver salmon with a . . 0 ant,’In Ch foes ar howid be changed from that of Tio|% Small Police Continue pik which tHe a ng | 40.3 > Guanabara," the Bra | SNe Met rf i thie nor to Grantham 9 Hund, NO | Sat Qeographiloal society mtggented i 4: be was «ae ed and Impounding Cc 6 * | bt gp error in ‘esolution unanimously adopted lodged in the city Jail to awalt "olloa Ager for @) PYPPSBURG —Grantham out, 8.! 1.4 sont to the president of the re-| Stato prosecution unger $200. bail is peg heigice dp " tr tor | Harris @@udge. Smith out to Judge | publio,and teder aiatens |. B. Johnson, of tho stato tlaher: | ea ae we Anead n inspector | jmnaatet etl Aldridge popped to Peek. | wpng Brazilian cPltal sould have |! board, made tho arrest, All feh.| (uct UM the owners eli da the Owner. of andieeee 0 hits, no eager | a: Tare attraotive) niing”.faniasthe ng hy cornice ial fisisemne n 1s 10-1 Gy. motorista who have“gnored traf. | I services with headquarters in jHTH INNING resoltitiotadopted by the geograph.| booed In Eallic mys Sport| fie slips, ‘The campaign Hadefouch Hoelghts ‘ON—Rice singled thru! cat societ gio. do Janciro (orjanen with rod and lino being per! continued, Chief Soveryns said Harris sacrificed, Gran-| River of Ja Ty, translated {nto} Miltted to troll its waters. |Guard Flyers Will Receive More Pay Oct. £—Gen, John| PITTSBURG—Moore safe on! — i aries inde ts National guard airmen wero in med for national| Peck's error. Carey ont, 8. Harris! sscdll) dock walked. 1 hac aarti oy ha ekg Tuns &| formed Wednesday in an announce Amer Legion| to dudge, Meore stopping at se ping at secottil. es Kk walk " faye ene to i page vn thdtnng | Ment from Adjutant General Maurice } nourt delegation to| Cayler hit Some run into the right; \2am4 Is warming Up In te at ee her, Wore Shien ape my | Thomgeon tgat President Coolldg 1 convention, in| field stands, xeoring Moore ahead of /POl. Vencl, batting for Ruel, flied) Wi lagen ve Hen up and | had sighed attexecutive order provid. | "| him, Barnhart singled past F EE eo acter tne MG In the: Por maht a acne | ne that guard altthen receive the] od Pershing, | Traynor hit to 7 who fumbled, | "eh, My yer nd Bary Ho) ve oa RP EMECHAI - AVGRA oes cree, | Meme iat) fa tat and America, asking | trying for # double play, and the two | P* ee tntamtinlonthone welt tan Into tho ton |"°rnis mann tiret the toe runners were safe, Wright popped | lesKle, fanned. Rice out, Moore to far Fan Into the roar} ‘This means that the flyers partie! former com-|to Myer. Grantham fouled to Ruel.) Grantham, One ono, one bit, no er Wee wealiogs oer ee {he Toellt pating in the bday encampment wil rd r wa NINTH INNING pecial at Boldt’s, 1414 Third ave. | ner gave them first aid | GeigerURUBA: Bag Madea la tone Bel 1 ation WASHINGTON—J, Harris walked, ; Wresh Salmon Salad, Chopped ¥ Mra, Howatt I hor brakes ro-]in Spokano, Tt ts estimated tint | t f m nati ommanderjand MeNeely ran for him. Myer) Bread and Butter, Coffeo—26c fused to work, Her car was badly|each member will recelve ate Aken p) tomorro’ singled past Traynor, MoNeely stop-| Advertisement. damaged, $2,000 this year. Milk Truck and Man Is Killed in pha! in Wreck A niIk truck Coma Powder Expbuion P rst Dita , €.2Gis akan ) kment at ae mo a ave. in a collision Kent Gas Station rs - 4 mete y morning. DuPent-de ound pinned under a Up; Lost $25): uck at the foot of he Standar ; ih eo . 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