The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1925, Page 2

1 RAO PAGE 2 SUE ON NOTES ling Mort- re Sought Thompson Buile gage Forec osu Cable Vessel Storm-Swept in Mid-Atlantic amaged the bow, y nd d aaineiienios They're With the except loss of Hyland hott out nough prepare t passing t reat The Un the shricks of mobile hori , pans, ba nolse-ma when at the ¢ The noise-mak contrivar maclad rooters Miller Pleads to Delinquency Count ————_—_—_— | HERE’S MORE ABOUT FOOTBALL { STARTS ON PAGE 1 5, ers and Like the THE SEA Godéd Old Days of Yore Spinning Not a Lost Art in Seattle, Two Real Experts | Make Clothing for Youngste rs Say; f “= GAMPUS BENCH LURLINE SAILS soc = Soe eer rt GIVEN TO “U" Class of 1915 Places Me- morial Under Walnut Tree FUNERAL RITES ‘an Services Are Arranged for ROOTERS SHRIEK. Noise- Making Festival Held! on Campus and at Stadium | ‘ every TORNOW, a Three Seattle Citizens —. HERE’ | BU REAU OF | MISSING RELATIVES | rp, The Btar Invites ite readers to use this | department I ¥ H MORE ABOUT HOME-COMING STARTS ON PAGE tensen, 122 20th weaters and Capt. Townsend Making First Cruise on Passenger Ship DANCER IS BACK Charleston Expert Engaged ch for Performances only in the Miss Richmond Charleston and graceful, but that it is healthful , has engaged Miss Ri mond. Pacific Club to Hold High Jinks |" m Members of the Pacific club witt] | Play hosts this evening to more han 60 past members and trie nds abi avels 2, 50 O Miles tae iene cana rere S| for Univer rsity pala Hal, we Itt ave, clubh KILLED BY FALL) PAVING REPORT » Blackwell Urges Concrete Charles Wheeler Dies From Job Huntin | ; Tumble Down Stairs Slabbing for Railroad Ave * | Girl Reporter Tries to Sell Post Cards. ” 4 | Waitress Job Required Previous Training. | “e Finds Advertising Not to Her Liking as Decides All Is Not Gold That Glitters. |) boat : | may at By Ruth Waller a { Mercy Mixed With Justice: in This Case Your Choice of Sermons | for { ; y J 1 Fine ; the P Y ‘Trin Y ‘ Yhe r jate ttl lows I 0 vee o Choir Suspects STARTS MONDAY : i pee Ris: th of the Purple and before the Banquet at Chamber of Com- merce Is First Feature, ; George t i I H z és K > City News | mt orate, mi ere me SPARGUR in Brief |: a3 were ec mat Ey STRING QUARTET : FIRST CONCERT a Tuesday Evening NOVEMBER {0 OLYMPIC HOTEL SPANISH BALLROOM z . BRILLIANT PROGRAM 8 Reservoir Repair tous lesa invaiwieatectes ‘ Bids Are Too High pas A eg [CKET— D : ‘ ; : Seiden eee Ce blu Selling at Sherman, Clay & Co, B = “ 1 e die wl in prot t i Ing “kavani 5 ry ae ‘wa airs ves oes WAS NOT FIP : ff hi 1 a b ev ’) Dreadful Condition of Mrs. 2 Fullerton’s Health Reme- x ahi : oe CP LJOLLAT’ | died by Lydia E. Pinkham rs tl recall herd of cattle I once Vegetable Compound Tu ters uo : ft fn a My ranch divided for some 15 — To tt »y the Southern I ks. J ¢ the | Clearfield, Pa.—‘‘I cannot begin to 3 ean coune ball thet bet ot Hee tN ealteen ne ecnneh'T .Pinkham’s Bis is a young bull that r igside the Limited eve Vegetable Cofie A } Ww W forg- || ind at the end of pasture generally left the pound has help Jos co $4 ited two miles behind. Ahem!” pete eves wate se I of t p c 4 sii panded lis 3 i Mah ey hee efore taking it 2 : ey fudwe oa Joe Floberg, Ravensdale, Wash., gets the last silver couldn't stant cha a { t 1 . k his Major Hoople yarn. Next week x my feet witho \ will ¢ Or very Major Hoople pains running D oie! club-member whos rm is printed in The Star. Put oa through my hole t 1 - think rey say ee thle en de fare body from mg) ii pis 1 on your thinkcap Sunday, ke ep your yar n under 60 waist down, just d Antiart iled | words and mail it to the Major Hoople club, The Seattle like threads pull} lect k Star ing. I was not fit cov he 2B LA f Eagle / ‘ ‘a to do any work. oe ta Baal & Maniuract mother got me - Mes ( plaintife — = = — | to try the Vegetable C : a oe € I have found great benefit, and I not only recommend it for such oo but to build up the whole have used it for most ever Ww ge ts wrong with m gin to feel nervoys and irritable I don’t J x ap long in getting a bottle of ther Do: Vegetable Compound if Ih : one in the house. It gives a fi in tite and mak voman of mi Mrs You may use this testimonial in myq Alto own town or anywhere else, and Ty T will answer any letters I 4 Wa | Mrs, I I RTON 4 wh | 3 Clearfield, mol If you are suffering from nervous: troubles, irritability, give the Vege-s table Compound a fair trial. nuthoHs 1 in th n Sard anc oF | called for bids } mains on Oreas st., talling ww serpentine to the stadium sada the depeete ‘ann Ede We) 8. to La \ 5 s-beens of the automobile Y j baa aNa abe A ahd 16 | will bo ope ¢ oF Ala: yaa : pickcich Home-Coming ro Arrangements for’ tho} feats Gasty Cocoa and Delicious Chocolate Cake Festered and Scaled Oven a 3 _ per ea a lo one! ¢ nt are in charge o Yod Cock afor tion as to the loc f + 5, exhausted, but chee u af : ident; Charles T. Hughes! minal var , “ia ae”, dents, and the entire stadium om ag are \ Malcom Burns, & graduate) | a: aordon Whitew Hijinks, hanteanl wae eota theta on BAKI Ro S wis habaed ih pimples r Hghted by the fire. The Star, Other rs ure Invited | of the achool of welence, made a jour= |)iyi | YOK TNAON Ny. | Heed a | a informers as a result of his | . Liat ‘broke. put’ all coveeiieo ae + Pa ( Every form of pyrotechnic di biny | thee ren such Heme ag will tnterent | noy of 2,600 miles to como back to] Hite ary promined by the commit. |rocenlysinitiated campaign against ‘They festered and scaled over and fo was to be seen at the m, pur Meaiai Hay | Washington for homecoming | Inwioxsnoss, according to the Re were very annoying. The pimples DIHAC ENG Cater olored tient | ron Ho t 1 notice of the avent in|‘ |Ambroso Balloy, First Baptist Ocoa and OCcoO ate ftebed and burned causing mo tla Tv nd bombs added to the Relat) of RICHARD BUR.| Mexico, 5 ked his bag and left Ile | church pastor Ho is turning over ~ seratch them, which disfigured my son: iy doy ; try n wa) cte him hy : gee 4 : f i an es Matthews to Speak i information V u |} face. I was bothered with them for ; yA Ralph Hall and 1 in Montreal, Cana¢ tens Nee ela ee a at od, ounaay Club j Delightful foods and beverages of high used: many) ottet on aiat estate which cannot | ompany to transfer him, but hi Nav Officer Held | but they did not help Mrs s found. Ho is a 1 his trip worth while, He's} Dr. Mark A, Matthows, pastor of y | quality pure and healthful. gan using Cutlcura Soap and Wir Write Mrs, James D. next year A tho First Presbyterian church, will for Auto Accident : 4 Ointment and ;fter using two cakes 1101 Grand ave., 16 10,000 al who will be on Siren durt Coach Bs ‘Tesrenu we cheerir football eaptain, tho sky peeeh bi with qnann, tho rocket much former final ‘Alma Mater” followed and students} eft for the armory dance was held, t where a pop nw WATER SHUT-OF ben is Were will oft on || ith ave. #. W. and and || Burglars looted the home of Mra, jbth ave, 8. W., from Alki avo, | | Lawrence Lowls, 101 12th ave, 4, to W. Steves st, on Monda Wriday, and took currency totaling from 8 a. m, to 6p. m | $280. ral diamonds, worth eon Fi NOTION, | |‘ campus | | sla rably more, were lett untouched. eg ho has the rec — ord tor th € | address the Seattle Y. M. GC. A, Sunday club for men Sunday after noon on “The Cause, the Wffoot and the Remedy." There will alao be musle by the Harmony Mour, colored Jubileo sing orn, Fred Catlett, attorney, will speak at the friendship supper, All men are cordially invited to attend these mevtings, Lieut, W. W. Updegraff, 28, 1 of Cuticura Soap and one box 9 6 W, cy 4 Cuticura Ointment I was compl | 8. naval offic 8 hooked by the | ALTER BAKER & Co. Ltd. ly ees " (Signed) Miss Mab eraeal ean eh ee fh ESTABLISHED 1780 Williams, Box 35, Gilmore, Idaho} En Jing Friday night after an auto é iS 7 Apt. 25, 1925. if jernah near Second ave, and Pik DORCHESTER, MASS. Ointment and TAL) a thy iss pts Rite tbh vane CANADIAN MILLS AT MONTREAL cum are ideal for daily toilet usess| 9 her post $50 ball. . Booklet of Choice Recipes sent free. No injuries in the accident was reported,