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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

Official automobile road maps OF
California, Washington and oregon
are now being distributed free from
all service stations u the Union oil
company OF California. according TO
announcement made yesterday by
the company.
The booklets include separate maps
or Southern, Northern and Central
California. Oregon and Washington.
and charts showing principal s,rcets
leading out OF Los Angeles, Long
Beach, San Diego, Santa Barbara.
Fresno. Sacramento. san Francisco.
Oakland. stockton. Seattle and Port
land.
The maps are officially checked 10
all details. and show paved roads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Safety Campaign
Lowers Accidents

Despite the fact that there has
been marked reduction in tho mum.
Der OF traffic fatalities and accidents
In the last few months, Thomas p.
Henry. president OF the American
Automobile association. is urging all
motorists 10 continue undated their
efforts 10 make 1926 banner traffic
year He deplorcs the attitude OF the
car owner who feels that he can let
down on prccaution because condI.
tons are showing some improve.
meni.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
LOCAL men WIN
SALES RACE
White Truck Branch Here
Leads Pacific Coast

In remarkable sales race OF
White trucks. conducted thruout
the United States. the Seattle Of.
flee. c. W. Cornell manager. car.
ried off honors for the Pacific coast
district and stood seventh in the
entire country. The sales race was
for a trophy posted By President W.
c. White. OF the White company.
Elaborate plans were made for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
TUNNEL FOR TRAFFIC

San Francisco plans TO have a mo.
,er tunnel rom the Sunset district
q the city TO the main arteries lead,
lax TO the business center The tuu.
mel will cost about 1900. coo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
TEA WITH YOUR GAS

Motorists stopping FOR a supply OF
gasoline at any or several filling sta,
tons in England may also iii up
co serving OF tea. Quick lunch
lea rooms have been established in
connection with these stations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
WOMEN FOR SAFETY

Women Of California will begin a
statewide campaign 10 reduce street
AMI highway accidents. II viii i've
competitive. as among the commu.
ri,ies. and will last six months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
CAMEL TAKES REST

The camel has finally given way
10 the automobile in the Syrian dcs,
Ell. Now the trip from London 10
Rasdad takes seven days. Formerly
Il took g to Is days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
nI.AI.NII.IE MARRIED

Dcafmutes in Maryland arc for
biddcu 10 drive automobiles. accord
ing to decision handed down by
the Hartford county circuit court,
Evening star., 1925-12-06
Corsettes, $500

A lovely gift to an intimate
friend OF yours would be one
of these beautiful pink satin
corscttes-the popular long
length model that fastens at
the side. These are well boned
in both back and front and
have two pairs OF hose sup
porters attached.
Evening star., 1925-12-06

Rhinestone Link Bracelet
with rhinestone pin. $500
Pierrot Powder Bowl
with puff and French face
powder $500
Deauville Double Com
pact, with face powder and
perfume $500
Gold Stripe Silk Stock
ings, service weight with
silk tops and pair of fancy
garter. $500
Evening star., 1925-12-06
Satin Bloomers, $500

The quality of the satin is
nothing short of beautiful
and offers a choice of coral,
maize. flesh color and orchid.
The bloomers have elastic At
waist and knee. and are edged
with fine net footing.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
Scarfs, $500

Hand-blockcd and printed
crepe scarfs-new and beauti-
full in their colorings and de-
signs-plain -colorcd ones, too.
if YOU choose-and with or
without fringe-nicely boxed
for a gift.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
Brassieres and
Garter Sets, $500

eautiful lace trimmed
bandettes that any OF your
young women friends would
love to have from you as
gift-with fancy garters. in the
cleverest styles-to match.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
S Bandettes, $500

Five bandettes of lovely ra-
dunn silk-in FIVE different
colors-yellow. white, peach,
green and flesh color-a color
to match each OF her silk un-
derWear sets
Evening star., 1925-12-06
Iia.AIDagS

Sweaters!
Four lovely styles to choose
from-two with "crew" necks-
both popular among school
girls, and for the matron-a
new coat model, with long, roll
collar, closing at hips,
with three buttons. $500
Smart gifts. s..........
Evening star., 1925-12-06

Terri Vanity!
Chic! New! This jet black,
ebony finish vanity, with rouge
and face powder, mirror, COM
partnent for iearettes-and a
iipstick concealed in the han
die! Charming gift c. IN
for Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star., 1925-12-06

Silk Stockings
3 pairs in box; chiffon
weight with garter hero- cr-'cs
Of Piping Rock, Champagne,
Gunmetai, Crash, Ar.no-p =,
Fawn, Evening", Moonlight,
Rose Blonde, Sunburn, Gold,
Toast, Black, White and
Blonde , Satin. The $500
Evening star., 1925-12-06
An Event!
Rhinestones
and Pumps!

In the Sorosis Shoe Shop
tomorrow and for the remain
der of the week this amazing
selling takes place-offering
two of the greatest values we
have ever been able to offer!
Evening star., 1925-12-06

Slickers!
Smart, New, Cambria Slick
ers, in the high shades so popu-
lar with young women and
misses. Swasser-looking pock
etsI Choice of corduroy or
leather strap collar. A splen-
did value-and spe- x5 00
ciaIIy priced at.......
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27


Two days and nights enabled the
Countess CourtoAu TO strip the
Northern hotel. 60 assemble the NOV
ahie appurtenaness thereto. and 10
pack them into boxes. bales and
bundles. none OF which weighed more
than 100 pounds This lapse % time
likewise enabled the Indians whom
Pierce had hired 10 nnish their con-
tracts and return 90 tho coast In
spite OF the appalling amount 81
freight. Pierce believed he had
enough men 90 move Il IN two trips.
and when the hour came 90 star; the
Countess eomplimented him upon his
thorn preparations, As swiftly as
might be he formed his packers IN
llns. weighed their burdens. and sent
them on their journey, These prep
arations occasionsd much confusion
and a considerable crowd assembled.
Among the oniookers was bright.
eyed. weaEened little man who at,
,Rehed himself 10 the chief and en-,
aged him In conversation.
When the last hurdcn-bearcr had
departed the Countess directed Lucky
broad and Kid Bridges 90 stay IN the
hotel and stand guard over the TO
mainder Of the goods,
Take six-hour shifts" she told
them "I'n hold you responsible for
what's here"
ITS as safe as wheat" Broad
assured her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

went right ahead as tho 1t didn't
mako any difference.
II see you are a man OF parts"
sho said quickly.
That's truol Ho Is man of
parts" nodded tho High links
Ianders solcmnly at each other.
"BroomsticlSs, sauce pans, straw,
and clothes"
"And YOU loyo the country" she
said
That's rlghtr' benmcd tho Scare
Grow. How did you guess III"
"They say that clothes make tho
man" went on Mrs, Gypsy. and
SEQ that clothes have certainly
mado YOU"
"Can you beat thnt2" whispered
tho III Diddlo Dlddlo Cat to the
Standardization, who had Joined
tho party.
"You dislike blrdsl' said tho Rip.
sy. Especially black ones. And
let mo seo--I SEQ corn somewhere.
You have something 20 do with
corn--don't your
~ certainly do" said the Scare
Grow Importantly. II mako my
living by It. In It, I moan. l am
night and day Waterman In corn.
field"
u know IT, nodded Mrs. Glpsy
81 could sec II In your hand. /
could SEQ the cornfIold right In your
hand"
Tho scaro Grow lifted his limp
hand 20 hts eyes and stared Mt il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

all tho High JlnlSs I,andcrs at once.
"Ono at time, please" said Mrs.
Glpsy. II can only tell ono fortune
at tlmo. and oven then 1t won't
DO n good fortune unless you cross
my palm with silver"
what does that mcunY' asked
Nancy.
ut means that have TO have
n nickel or n dino or n six.penco
or n farthing" said Mrs. Glpsy.
Here you nrer' said tho scaro
Grow IL have n dime. | found II
In tho pocket OF this old coat tho
farmer gave mo"
"Thcn you got your fortune told
first" said Mrs, Glpsy. Every.
body please be quiet while I tcll
this gentleman's fortune. Hold out
your right hand, Mister Scare
Crow always toll fortunes by
hands"
Tho Scare Grow held out his
straw hand Imply Straw hands
stuffed into gloves aren't very good
20 tell fortunes by. but tho rlpsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COLT TO RUTH BURKE


Almost before you finish this let.
ter. dear Ruth. 1 will be with you.
I'm afraid. however. win not he
able to stay as long as would wish,
for Paula pcrler win be here In a
little over a week. and have prom
ised Sally that l would entertain
her.
Perhaps you will come back with
me. You say you are perfectly well.
and think little change would do
you good
As 1 wrote you. Sally Athorton
untangled that complicated sicin Of
worry that jacks impulsiyeneas and
Maggie simpsons father got us
into. Sally took Maggie homo with
her, and altho she has only been
there a little over II week. you could
hardly conceive how the girl has
changed already.
was n little dubious at tho time
over Sally's plan 10 take tho girl into
her home, but know now that II
was all right for both OF them. 1t
gives sally something TO do outside
OF her work.a.day life. sho can moth.
err TINT girl, and. OF coruse, II is the
making OF Maggie simpson.
do not know that / told you that
Maggie passed from little grub
Into very pretty moth while Sally
was in California.
Now that Sally has toned down the
perfume and tho 'ipstick and showed
Maggie that an elaborate afternoon
gown was not the thing TO wear in
an office at o'clock in the morn.
ing, 1 am looking for great things
from her,
have letter from mother. Sho
and Karl are starting homo the last
OF next week. She writes mo that
Karl Is not going to marry Mary and
expect tho whole stokley connoc.
ton was much disappointed. Mother
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BY MARTIN
BY TAYLOR

viii no DO hero this year," said
tho Scare Crow, II hoped winter
wouldn't come this year. Does win.
ter have to como every year3'
Yes" spoke up Mister Corn
Dodgor. but I'm not tho good
fairy of tho corn.fleld for nothing.
am going TO have tho farmer
give YOU a homo In his warm barn.
Don't worry Mister Scare Crow"
THAT'S all" said Mrs. Gypsy.
WHO wants hls fortune told ncxt2"
fro BE Continucd.)
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o,o,s nv MI. srpuer. NC

solemnly. WONDERFUL Wonderful
What eyes YOU must havol" no OK.
claimed. II can't sec any corn.
field In my hand. All l can see aro
somo patches and stains and two
rips In my glove. That's whit It
Is to he q fortune teller, Is there
anything more"
"Yes, can see an enemy" said
Mrs Gypsy.
Tho Scare Crow shlvcrod.
That Is right, You may we'll
SILVER" said tho glpsy. "You IN.
omy Va Jack Frost"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

wrinkle lotion TO tighten relaxed
skin. erase fine lines and eradicate
crows.feet.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion into the skin at night.
By morning most OF tho tsll.tale
wrinkles. tired lines and crows.feet
arc smoothe1 out, giving n moro
youthful conssur 10 cheeks. chin,
throat. II leaves tho skin velvety
soft, clean and fresh.
Beauty experts use this nstrlnRont
lotion for enlarged pores, also TO
bleach and whitcn sallow, tanned
skin.
MIX this harmloss lotion yourself.
since II acts best Immediately after
prepared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

ing on in High links Land"
But no didn't hayeI to find out,
for Mt that very minute along came
Mrs, Gipsy
I'm tolling fortunes" aho said.
Who wants his fortune told2"
wei Mol ! dor We do" shouted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

What do you neanf the woman
repeated. In a voice quiyering with
fury.
I'm camp At tho Scales with the
stuff that has gone forward. and
Pierce will bring the Indians back.
-D'you think you can ride herd on
itT' Bridges inquired. Il understand
there's 4 lawleSs element NJ large"
The Countess smiled. I'm sort OF
a lawless element myself when
start" she said. Her eyes twinkled
as she measured Mr.. Bridges bury
proportions. You're going 10 miss
your alfalfa bed before / get you TO
Linderman."
Tho Kid nodded seriously. Il
know" said he. Serves me right
for auittin' n profession FOR u trade,
but l got 10 look ever this Dawson
place. They says It's soft pickin'.
Lucky is taking his stock In trade
along. all three OF 'em. 50 maybe
wen tear of a penny or two on the
way
Plerce,s pack consisted OF tent for
The Countess. some bedding, and
food, with this on his back he and his
employer set out TO overtako their
train. This they accomplished n short
distance below the first crossing OF
the river. Already the white pack
ers. OF whom there were perhaps a
score, had drawn together; tho In.
dams were following them in a long
fiie. Having seen hts companion
safely across the stream, Pierce
asked her, somewhat doubtfuliy:
do you think Broad and his part
ner are altogether trustworthy
Nobody is that" she told him.
But they're at least intelligent. In
this kind OF country l prefer an
intelligent crook to an honest fool.
Most people are honest or dishonest
when and as they think II IS 10 their
advantage TO be so. Those men want
TO get TO Dawson, and they know
The police would never let them
across the line. I'm their only
chance. They'll stand assay"
II was mid forenoon when the
Countess halted Pierce, who was q
short distance ahead OF her. saying:
Walt! Didn't you hear somebody
calling u.s."
They listened. They were about to
move onward when there came a
faint halo, and far down the trail
behind them they saw a figure APP
preaching. After a moment Of
scrutiny Pierce declared:
why, It's Broad
"whewF' he painted. fought I'd
never run you down. Wei, set your
selves"
whats wrong?" demanded the
woman.
Plenty. You've been double
crossed, whIp-sawed. Your noble red
men have quit you; they dumped your
stuff at the river and made a deal
II double rates to move Sam Kirby's
freight. They're back In Dyea now,
the whole works"
The Countess Courtenu exploded
with mans oath. Her face was
purple; her eyes we're blazing.
Danny Royal. Klrby's man. done
il. Sans gone on to Linderman
10 build a boat. / saw Danny
curled up on the chiefs ear while
you were loading. After you'd
gone. him and the old pirate fol-
lowed. Me m Bridges never
thought anything about it until by
and by back came the whole party,
empty. Danny trooped 'em down
70 the beach and begun packin'
EN-. ! know him. so asked him
what the devil. Hands Off says
he. Sam Kirby's got a rush order
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4 1IsAlSWe g15tN(2 GS
~, @S TCG5 FEyOGScG
= !" y Olive Roberts Bartor<
NO. THE SCARE CROWS FORTUNE

"Now what shall VIC DOR asked
tho Twins when jack o. Lnntorn'a
party war over.
II don't know oxnctly," said Mis-.
ter Corn Dodger. but shall find
out. There ~ always something go.
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5{lNDs $, esEl!A a ![E
- REX Beaa tsfE
SHApTFR MI. IContinucdl

.r.arnsp'
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@s8EYNGIJE

says that Kari is looking and seems
10 be feeling much better than he
has for long time. sho is going
TO live with him when he gets homo.
and while Il makes INC quito unhap.
py In way, Il Is perhaps tho best
thing all around for all OF us.
You'll know. OF course, that We
have Jaeks mother with us now.
and u seems to mo she gets worse
and worHc every day.
She has taken a notion that am
leaving the children too much in the
caro- OF Hanna, with whom she is in
n state OF open warfDrc
The other day Mrs. Prescott went
TO John privately and said sho
thought Jack. Jr. was unkind 10 his
little brother. John, instead OF com.
ing 20 me. made tho mistake of 90.
ing to the boy himself and accused
him OF unlsindness.
or course, you know that Mrs.
Prescott In very jealous OF Jack, Jr.
Knowing that no has been adopted,
sho takes tho stand that Sydney. our
youngest child, should have had HIS
fathers name. ETC.. and that ls the
reason she is always trying TO stir
up trouble.
This last interference on her part
was terrible. You know that little
Jack worshlps Sydney, md his heart
wns broken 10 be accused Of being
unkind TO him in any way. especial.
~ as Mrs. Prescott was present and
accused him OF telling an untruth,
and his father seemed 10 believe
his grandmother instead Of him.
Copyright. 1895. \, u. a. Service. Incl
TOMORROW-Letter from Leslie
Prescott 10 Ruth Understandings
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Lemon Removes
Lines, Wrinkles
Sc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Squeeze I h o
juice OF two lem.
on5 In a bottle
containing three
ounces OF Orchard
White. which any
druggist win sup.
ply for a few
cents. shake well,
and you have tho
very miltlest anti.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

ADVERTISEMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
T0MORROW--Lettcr from Leslie
Prescott TO Ruth Burl,c-Continucd

Hot mir forced into hnyracks by
means Of newly invented machine
is claimed TO dry tho hay in 10
hours, even when not cured.
Evening star., 1925-11-07

. VI. 8. Geldnamer, to repair 7o2
seventh street: $4,000.
Anaeeatia Finance Corporation, TO
nuild three fran,s dwellings. 32i6-1a
Eleventh place south cast: Sle.seo.
j. N. Schasfer. 10 build. ,4s Ana
costa road southeast: $4,000
j. =. Mitchell, TO build 1877 New.
tor street southeast, $500.
United States Tile ana Marble Co.,
ie build freer,. 221s-ls Eighth sweet.
r. e. Mitchell 10 repair 4os
Florida 9venue; $500.
l. r. Sreunlnser & Sons to build.
100 Alaska Avenue: $4,000.
q. Wfnkler. to erect brick public
garate, si"-1s New York avenue
Mary Marsnisn. 10 repair r.sr,
1873 street: $4,000.
Only TWO projects we're authorized
LAST MAek by the building inspector the
values Of which went over the 81. 900
merk. The largest Of these 10 credited
70 ~: 2. Cs ssy. siven = ssrmit 70 build
. fve-atoly brick Apartment at 14Sh
Irving street. valued at $2Se,ooo ana
the other. FOR $50 900. Was granted to
X. A. Kite. who viii build four.
story brick Apartment at Second
street northeast. One $50, 900 project
was authorized. Other permits grant. l..
sd by the Office At thu buildine IN
spector for alterations, installation of
machinery or new constructions, are;
George, E. Ros<n. TO build. 1911
Franklin street northeast; $1,000.
.tchn w. Burke. TO erect private ss.
rese. 9st' Tracy place; sl..eh.
SIi.5se Project Authorized. ,
: Little & Marshall 10 build Two
fra me dwellings. 6ooo Second street
and 20S Peabody street: &ii.5os
Iittis 4 Marshall, to build, 2ls Pea.
body street; $500.
Little & Marshall 10 build. aoS Pea
body street: $500.
4. n. Ayouh. 70 build q tour.story
stone and brick apartment. 2is n
street: $4,000.
William c. Gilkerson. TO build. 3Sl5
fhirty.third street southsa st: $500.
Pullman Co.. 10 build a one.story
brick power house. sos TO go Rhode
Isis nd avenue northeast: 10000.
2. E. lamieson. TO build. 1914 Twen-
tN-fourth street northeast: $1,000.
). NJ. Biron & Sons, to build fvs
brick stores. 1909 TO 4al7 GeorRia ave.
nue.: $4,000
+. D. Neale. 10 build two-story
brick and concrete public garage. 1854
Jefferson street; $4,000
:. q. Redmond, 10 build two frame
Evening star., 1925-11-07

dwellings, 44l5 and AIT Hayes street
northeast: 5000.
Samuel Riggs. to build. 2bss Thirty
third street southea st: IS 600.
Charles e. Glover 10 repair -,
Tenth street: $500.
VIII RWiId -Four Dwellings.
Il. A. Giles. to build four tram.
dwellings,. 5o25 to Snss Fortv.Rrst
street; S2s. .00o.
r. Strohecksr. - build two frame
1wellinEe. 6234 and 5oss Forty.second
street: $4,000.
Y. A. spanogle. to build three frame
dwellings. 1870. 1424 and 14os Ham
line street northeast: s1o,50o.
W. G. and A. n. Miller. To build.
2s1s Forty.fourth place: $500.
w. G. and A \. Miller. 10 build.
2al2 Forty.fourth place: $3.50.
W G. and A. \. Miller. 10 build.
1000 Eorty.fourth place: $3.50.
GUIDE Bros. Co. 10 build, 1925 Mount
Olvet road northeast: $4,000.
Ivery Brown. TO build. aso4 stanton
road southeast: $1,000.
+ G.. w. Chase, to build 7os Butter
nut street; $4,000.
Sandy 8. Edmonstcn. TO repair t4o2
Twelfth street: $4,000.
e. VI. Small Co., to erect private
sarsge. alo8 Fodman street; 1880.
w. j.. Gray. 10 repair 5ols Connect
cut avenue; 81 900
eliza beth Mills. 10 repair. t420 and
l422 Thirty hfth strest: $4,000.
Chris Heurfch Co, TO repair. Twen-
" NTH ana D streets: 5000
= VI. n. Hinsr. TO build. a17 Croisssnt
place eesaoutheast: $1,000.
WI. Salatzo. TO repair 2ssl Mount
Vjew nlace southeast; s1.1oo.
Washington Episcopal Fcunds ton.
70 build temporary frame shed TO be
used as ONCE al Mount ST. A,han'x:
$500
H. A. Kite to build a fonr- story
brick Apartment Second strest
northeast: $4,000.
3. II. Brill, 10 erect private garage.
4Ses Eighteenth street: 81 900
WIN Install $4,000 Motor.
j. r. Pyle. to install ONE ave
horsepower motor 20 run ice ma
chine. '2oe Good Hop. road south
east; $1,000
r. E. Hudgins. 10 build. 'aSs Q
street southeast: $500
Cafritz Construction Co. 10 huild
Ave brick dM .llings. 1900 10 laos Var
mum strset: $4,000
=. l.. Cooper. to build. 9oS Savsn-
nah strset southeast; $4,000.
Eugene Emmett. 10 build TWO brick
Evening star., 1925-11-07

dwellings, 97lo and 27l2 o street
southeast: $4,000.
Price 4 Barber. to hui,d brick
north ca ST. 's6e.40o.
NJ r. Casey. 70 build hve.atory
brick apartment. 1850 Irving street:
$4,000
Frederic Bancroft. - repair 11s p
street northeast; S1.7so.
Evening star., 1925-11-07
Five Cotton Pickers Drowned.

GEORGETOWN. Tex. November z
(FD.-Five negroes were drowned in
fhe San Gabriel River near here late
yesterday. when a truck or which
they were riding WAS washed from
the causewav At Mankins Crossing by
high water. With nine other negroes,
all residents Of Austin. they were on
their way home from Commerce,
whore they had been picking cotton.
Evening star., 1925-11-07

dwellings, 44l5 and AIT Hayes street
northeast: $4,000
Samuel Riggs. to build. obes Thirty
third street southea st: $4,000.
Charles e. Glover to repair %'t
/ Tenth street: $500.
Evening star., 1925-08-09
,10LDS WYOMING FIRST
STATE TO BE GLACIATED
Denver Geologist Says Recovering
Antedates That of Mountains
by Millions of Years.

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., August S.
In the opinion of c. ]. Hares of Den
Yer, a noted oil geologist, Wyoming
was the first section of the country to
be covered by the great ice sheet
which ages ago surged down from
the north.
He considers that the glaciation of
Wyoming occurred in the mid-tertiary
period, whereas the ice sheets filled
the rest of the country in the Pleisto-
Gene age. The glaCiation of Wyoming
was millions of years before the pres
ent great rivers of the Rocky Noun
tain region began to flow.
Two centuries of tertiary glaCia-
ton in Wyoming are known" Mr..
Hares reported TO western scientific
bodies. The ice must have been ap-
proXimately 5000 feet thick and it
probably moved forward at the rate
of three feet a year. taking more than
200 900 years to spread over the cen.
trail and southern parts of the State.
where it. left its most apparent traces.
THE tertiary glaciation undoubted-
ly occupied a very long time in geo
logic history. II marks a profound
change in the climatic conditions of
that period