The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1925, Page 4

PAGE 4 JAPANESE SHIP Peptimist ISSUES GALL | FOR’ HELP Batters Way Thru Raging Storms in Pacific BRIDGE CARRIED AWAY at ’ Here Droceeds Towards Honolulu at Snail’s Pace LEGISLATORS TO MOORE IS FINED IN DEATH CAS to Speak | PROBE PRISON | [Doctor Pleads Guilty to Auto| Seattle Man on Tria in Tals! inte vas Say Jute Mill Not Obsolete, as HartleY Charges BY A STAPF CORRESPONDENT OLYMPIA, W rola ompr meeting of the joint ru tee of the house and senat Hartley re © Jute mill mach was obsole Mom! gislature from Walla L started his!» tblack v= a at newsboy In Chr and where e was the sole sup of a wt mother, He ¢ col at the age of nix and was ™m with high- the moat} 1, SUBMARINE = RAISED SOON Workmen Fixing Hull; Bodies Thought Inside M 21 oe = 2 Steamers Bought : for Portland Trade v. 13 {By u lat 6 rules co! elded to allow eac self as to rece n limited week-er nd recesse “Te KILLED N | TRAIN WRECK «| Believe Engineer Bleregart:| ' ed Signals Before Tragedy | ania’n railroad com. | charge of th p. has been suapended, your nico new dream ts with some substanc ¢ | For Colds, Grip or Influenza and as a Preventive, take Laxative »| BROMO QUININ Arrest Driver Who Abandons His Car) Cold ld Compound” Breaks a Cold Right Up Fight Started on | Capitol Fund Levy OLYNPIA, Nov. -One 5 faction y dose always s relief. 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