The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1925, Page 9

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30. @ ANTI-AIRCRAFT'| PLOT CHARGED INREPORT . me House Committee Accuses High Officers in Army and Navy Department MITCHELL IS BACKED Investigation Shows Effort to Retard Development of Plane Defense Who’s Who?| a | THE SEATTLE Expenses Start U pward Mother Weeps a Bit as Education Begins and Cost of Child Mounts Steadily } mont cases { 1 ers und his young hopef: eyes with & } to « § » turn kerchief and packs her $2,000 worth|to mechanical 4 ur f baby ff to »ol, turning him | equipped wit i ever to the m f parents n 1 Une BY WILLIAM J. MeBVOY in arithmetic, goog mone Others find amusement HITE United Press Staff Correspondent t hikes and street; v all for \ The ‘ y United " an expenditure for th trial 4 TASHIN K shoes, but are othe W Sarai I It is almost lege wit fra him will show an 1 child will break an arm ¢ t ach mith There will t b | year e elght of common scho¢ ut of t wi ° sé lowed by fou ears of high sehool. | of an em i ve Col, W HO is it knows each : fps aeaapiede yd pn oc ar page i : freighter like he the most expensive. ® tat 2 MILK BILL FOR the farm the fan This A Py che knows his middle , bozk N YEARS 1} e, |i t P learned Mame; where each out- Id buy a respectable " Oh, at 3 + $. toc 450 rut n t , y,|Downd- Timers ‘goings |Pie Sigeer tr, tee-v0 he bela Ee int ». whence each inbound lin- |» just on fr for th plore. than thik “er came? Who knows |!\' m yeah bag ee } i 1 comittea Cach freighter’s tonnage ee ghee " » the 4 and each flare-bowed lin- ' ; MITCHELL, RECEIVES COMMITTER’S - REPORT er’s quirks; who, when to go and boss the works? Who bears the - ship- board’s burdens (and they’re mighty hard to tee | COin they lose each year) ? » Who pulls for old Seattle ot a8 the Gateway to the East, seeking tonnage, tonnage, tonnage, after others’ toil has ceased? ‘| Who is it keeps the liners and the freighters on the job? Gentlemen, his in a@ funds | hat may parity strength as cal « friends all call him Bob. OLYMPIA, ables was int Aged Man Run Down by Son of Supt. T. R. Cole Ten Hurt in Week- End Traffic Crashes; Will Hold Inquest Into Girl’s Death Boot Shop Bandit Carries Away $223 the thief put his gun back in his pocket and walked out, according to | Trace Silverberg Trips to Canada Trips of Dr. A. C ttle ee iilll Silverberg, Se physician draft der, to and n Canada were wing investigated by the Immigra and alleged Commissloner Lu her Weedin sald Sunday. oO ts still held inj guardhouse, pend. ! n authorities, Silverber § WwoR the Fort La after e draft yeral trips to Canada in 1917, had been called by yard in Seattle. nocked ove m Ra r two un HERE’S MORE ABOUT One of the men wa arborn st art STARTS ON PAGE 1 GIRL THROWN \\ FROM AUTO Thrown to the s wmct of forms sought for by both movements. Tho office of mayor ts retained un- der the business manager plan. Hel is to act as a check on the city coun cil which retains its functions as the | legislative and governmental body The mayor will continue to func- | d tion in naming the city health de r Fourth! partment, the park department and aa veone wore {other department chiefs dy ere) put the board of public works where all of tho big business of the city of Henttlo iy transacted, and the actual business of providing ight, er, f00d streets, sewers, ote. will| put into the hand. he im. | ulcolm, | taken to t thelr injuri erious. WOMAN HURT BY FLYING GLASS » 1, where| found not to a) M.D, “rth at, ro. {29 Ru of a busine +t } ah ate ate syn gh esd Tho business manager {a to be ap-| ine c f th’ at ine pointed by the council and the mayor, | Third a ‘ ili ad cae Ova ices are to be ntracted for} by art (ep contract 8 to run not more} q 9 sig | than five years, | cry doctor near the cen | Counell members who have studied | (4 dent the plan stamp {t as a simple, for ward movement In city "| designed to take the t | ment out of polities Jack government, police depart and to put the| citys’ business in charge of a busl-| | nous head, The measure is to be re- NOt | ferred to the council judiciary com. acel-| mittee for further consideration, name | after the B, Helen Brown, 6311 (, reported kne Int ave Daddy, | pumpkin ples! bring home one of Uoldi's Advertisoment, ing down a pede Ha Aro ae a sa a I een aN gutbieniniasda ‘his there’s ocean trouble, has?" bear, as you'd know if you . could see just how much * »/name is Watkins, but his |; pro artment birth worked out at anot There} put fig making over" of clothes, for thing ’ Arita F Milk and other food .....$2,000 | pn) Clothing * . 1,800 Doctors, dentists, . at from m this), the baby} been intro hos, with ‘Totals (12 years) $6,290 Add to that $2,000 spen ¢ the baby jn the ollewe, up to ted to t il This ts the Gate of Little Miss Muffet With her Curds and Whey, Spider and Juhet Dear Playmates: We were whisked homo so fast time, we'd hardly caught our “H aid Twinkles, “have a good time last r “We surely did,” I said, “tho the Pieman's pies we breath when Twinkles } “How about yourself?” Jack sald, * “Perhaps you don't feel able to Twinkles said you had a worser stomach. th 2 SILVER CITY OF “honest, Twinkle» los, and there we stood as N’S Magic City of Toys—na sweetest little blue ruffled froc we do Misa Muffet! She match. “Oh, Twins! ering all over had the I just had an awful scare,” Miss Muffet started “A gre big spl » while I was cating my and frightened me t eat another bite Wish I'd have been there," said Jack, throwing out hig chest, “Mama! Mama! Mama! Mama "Oh, babies!" cried Miax Muffet, and throwing up her hands in the alr “Are they all yours?” sald Jack, sort of disappc excited, pushing her bow No, . “but Santa Claus put mo in charge new Christmas dolla in THE SILVER CITY OF HA I'm responsible for thelr safety und comfort And such dolls! Jolls crying Of course Then there ¥ 1 know 1 size: ir with long dark eyelash cheeks, | eported he hit further instructions from Wash. | Ld \ fa . 0, of 619 Dakota ngton, D. C., deciared that he came bobs and, of cot t ere bald ar 3 | from Finland in 1914 and made sev s and, of course, 1 ar and chubby Evon Jack pretended t “This young man here,’ to a big doll dressed as home, #0 good-night for to hor babies, while the neated toy automobile Some experience a chauffeur this time,” and she and helped us in 3 2 STAR Raby Enters School and NEAR END OF mae Last Attempt to RHINELANDER ...... LITIGATION Defense Rests Case With Startling Move, Which Amazes Courtroom “ini promuy BRIDE NOT WITNESS 600 | th wh m< Gym sult of go and a) Recreation 600 Jon tent to ¥ Incidentals 1,200 Dasa ma HAPPINESS supper,” nw, those were Mam and agos und eyes had King Tut black Muffet “will take chauffeur drove up with a two #o watch for the next o: card sa ild-eye: met t of shiv 1d, "I'd have fixed him wa Micmicmonmtanciic ct oA 7 ", Auto Buses Helped : in Proposed Bill Lawyers Surprise Everyone ,,,:,, by Not Calling Her as Witness in Case BY MARIE and Against ROWE DUNBAR at Olympia Lined Up for Struggle For Hartley to Be Buried Monday Ss. MeLEAN MKS. ELLA FALLIS PIONEER PASSES Kill Reclamation Bi UL 5 mctean, Real Estate Mans 1 on t O : Py ae I ot W. M. MASTERS, ut pri t v ; ma into @ t NEW KEFORESTATION HENRY PLANK nt eral govern by | MEASURES SENT IN n ' I } } to J acte JOSEPH 1 t I 2 H agin j A. M. 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