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Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10

Fidcl Labarba, fIyweight, who
will meet frankie Gcnaro, New
Yorker, at Ascot Park arena on
August 22, has returned to Los An
gelcs and is putting on the final
touches of his training at the Man
haitian gymnasium.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10
For SQle-KeQI Est0fe
FREE SERVICE

IL you want 70 buy or sell pas.
ture, hay, corn, or hogs, CON
tract plowlng, get mixer or
meet your friend in Ell Centre
remember that my office is at
your service and often has "a
record of just what you want,
for this and many other cour.
tesles there in no charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10
WOMAN Is CHARGED
WITH BOOTLEGGING

FRESNO, Cal, Aug. 10. - A
woman accused of bootlegging and
five men charged with gambling
were in Jail today as the result Of
activities Of Fresno S purity squad.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland :. Washington q.
Chicago /, New York ).
No other games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10

II you packed million trunks for
u trip your wife would cram some
thing else in your pockets.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
San Francisco ~, Sacramento 40
Seattle 9-l5, Oakland 6-3.
Portland 6-j, Vernon o.. ...
Salt Lake 1913, Los Angeles 2-1O.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10

Harding grass plats in Humboldt
county show heavy weed infcsta-
tions but grass is growing well and
seedmg,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10

The Lake county fair will be held
24.27.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
81. Louis 3, Philadelphia 4.
Chicago SIS. Boston IL.
New York ;, Cincinnati !.
No other games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10

FOR SALE-Grapes at the Edge
wild Ranch, ~ miles south on
Dahlia Canal. 10t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10

TOR SALE-Milo maize in head
$50 at &. V. Young ranch. 2 miles
east. Is mile north of WhtingA
Crossing. l7ts
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10

FOR LEASE-6j acres alfalfa. l.
mile southwest of Wolf S cross
ing. Chan Livingston. l0t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10
ATTENTION.

Please let us show you a five
room stucco, Just being completed.
Two large fine, sleeping rooms,
fire place and all down. to the
Latest. lfiyou want "a ighT' class
home this will suit you. Reason
able payment down and monthly
payments less than rent.
See AFFLERBAUGH, with
6t6 Edgar Bros Realty Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10

Gridlev Bate count, has as4..
e@ted NJ" 'ity hel! costing tes,.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10

Auto Wreck ing Co
Valley agents for Americ ia gear,
and Wilkson sxles. I Larsesy
stock In valley. AS Main 81.
Phone $50. i2tt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10

FOR SALE-'1u move. A, ttoUss 2ss
S2, a bargain. Collins vreekina
Co. Phone 572. 27o No. 18th S.,
l8tt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10
Wanted-M iScalIune0us

WANTED-To buy Z 5000 feeder
hogs. Jack Hausof, p. 0. Box 7ss
City. Att Ct2a
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10
Press Classified Ad Section
For Rent-ROcnls,
A partraents and Houses

FOR RLNr Rooms and Apis, with
sleeping pcrches. 3l7 80 Fourth
St. Ito
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10
Rezp " antsst

Housepeekel Mrs. s. N
Frost, Holtvillc, Phone 2sW. ste
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-10

LOST Between Coyote Wells and
Ell Centre, one empty root beer
drum, painted blue. Return to
Borderland Express Co. Reward.
lots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13

Around his right wrist he
wears a slnyc bracelet Of large
silver links II might Eymbolize
slavery to the Bsi1isc. s-,uys the
sheik what the public WANTS.
he has TO be His favoritc prop
criy is an ancient. wcll.seasoncd
Justly pipe But for the public
he must puff q lauguid ciEarct.
~ would be useless for me to
try hard-boilcd roles" he says.
and one gets the idea he doesn't
care Tor them so much anyhow,
People would not come 10 the
thcator 10 sec me as a Hairy
Ape " ! have preferences. Of
course hope some time 10 DO
shnpespearean play, and
there's no part 10 compare with
Romeo. when | get older. ia
like 10 try Cacgnr BorEin that
ought not to be too Enccharine
y think am classified in the
public mind beyond much chance
Of alteration SO | am willing
10 take my kind Of shell parts
on the picture lot. | put on the
posturinE with the costume But
don't so on acting after
punch tho time clock out for the
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
SEWER SURVEY
is DEMANDED
Inter- Club Council to Get
City Clubs in Drive

Interclub council. representing 10
Improvement clubs in Lake wash.
ingtou districts, got ready Friday
to force action by tho city council
on tho sewage disposal problem.
mass meeting will be called for
the city council chambers soon.
Representatives OF every Improve.
ment club are to be invited to meet
with the council and thrcsh out tho
question.
The interclub council, OF which r,
r. Halnes Is president. adopted n
resolution at a meeting ut Falkland
Community club hall Thursday
night. The resolution was presented
by tho North Broadway club II
saId
I'VE are opposed to the present
plan OF sewage disposal In Lake
Washington and Union bay We
recommend that, II the city council
can't agree on definite plant, that
competent and disinterested cngi-
neers be employed 20 survey tho
situation and report the best solu-
ton"
Tho resolution carried unanimous.
IT, II backs the plan OF Council
man Carroll
other Improvement clubs were
asked today TO get in touch with
the interclub council It's ofiics are
at 1908 American Bank building; It's
secretary ~ Attorney w. q, parSs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Little Cinderella Girl
Makes Courtroom Glad
Orphan Twice, but Finally Gets Back Her
Own Mama" and $4,000 Heritage

close to Santa Claus home, but
Mrs Olson couldn't find him, so the
six children got pretty hungry and
the mother had to give some OF
them up so her babies wouldn't
starye.
And Barbarn was adopted by Bar.
ney Gibney ana MS wife.
Everyone knew Barney He used
to have the most famous saloon in
the old gold rush days. And he and
Mrs, Gibney loved Barbara and she
forgot all about the mother who
had given her up TO keep her from
starving, and was happy.
And then Gibney died. And they
took the mahogany bar of his
famous old saloon and made
caslSet for the burial, And Mrs,
Gibneys heart broke and Barbara
couldn't comfort her. and then Mrs,
Glbney died
And there was Barbara an or
phan again.
But Mrs Gibney had left word
that SHE wanted her friend, Mrs,
Lydia Clark to care for Barbara
Mrs. Clark was The wife of Charles
Clark who was engineer on nm
Turn TO Page ~, Column y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
68 on Wrecked Sub
British Sailors Trapped in
Undersea Ship Crash

T oNDON, Nov. 13.-The
IL missing British sub
marine MI, with 6S men
aboard, was reported in a
Portland wireless message
to have been located II miles
south Of Start Point, near
the Isle of Wight, in water
too deep to permit diving
and raising operations.
Huge steel nets were used
to sweep the depths as heavy
seas made the work of hunt
ing extremely difficult.
These nets were attached to
surface craft which proceed
ed slowly like fishing boats
taking up catch,
The NJ had been seen to
dive yesterday, beyond the
Isle of Wight, where she and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
HARTLEY FOOLS LEGISLA1F u
Probe of County
Auditor Widens
Three Ex-Employes of Ferguson to
Give Grand Jury Evidence
ON Fund Use

LNWpAN the l8tb. dawncd with
Il King county grand jurors con.
dyetng what IS believed TO hc an cN-
haustive probe OF tho conduct Of
bubble business In the county audit
ors office
The appearance under subpoena
Friday morning OF Richard Fairs
discharged chief deputy auditor, and
Morris Holromb and Fred T. Phelps
discharged chief accountants, created
@ furorc OF excitement in all county
office
Phelps left Auditor Duncan r.
FerEusons employ two years ago
The Others lost their jobs only one
month ago
Phelps was ushered into the jury
room shortly after . o'clock lie
was stlll closeted with the prnhcr
at noon.
while Faris and Holcomb cooled
their heels in the corridors. Philip
Tworoger, attorney for Ferguson In
defending a Se5. 200 Islander suit hled
by Faris. came into the corridor and
surveyed tho scene lie then went
into conference with Ferguson In the
auditors private office
The affair assumed the proportions
Df q council Of war when Ferguson
called IN Homer A. Wisnrr. success
sor 10 Faris. wlsncr Rot his JOB
when Furis refused 10 withdraw
from the race Tor county auditor
next ycar and support wAncr. who
IS Fcrguson's choice
The probe Ia s,id to he bascd on
testimony Of o $ Bruins former state
accountant, who was called before
the jury Thursday forenoon.
Both FarlH and Holcumb were mys
tcriously secret about the testimony
they expect to lay before the jury.
Their appearance. however wBa The
occasion for general stampede 20
tho grand jury corridor by numerous
county officials and flocIs OF under
liuga.
4 have no idea what ! am here
for" Faria said. when I loft Fer
guaou's employ. I gave him my
pledge not TO carry our personal
fight 70 the grand jury It's sub
poena. however. warns me ths, I
disregard II at my peril So I am
here"
The Jury is said to be probing
the handling OF county funds by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
EXPLOSION MAY
BLIND WORKER
Acetylene Torch ExpIodes;
MaChiniSt Badly Burned

Blinded and seriously burned about
the face and arms when an acety-
lene torch with which he was work
ing. exploded, Ira ], Davis, a ma
chinist living at 1925 Aurora ave.
was taken TO Columbus hospital Fri
day.
He was working alone in shop in
the Olympic Foundry $500 Ninth
ave. $, when ;he torch exploded.
a workman at the plant Ind hts
back TO Davis when he heard the
explosion and turned about 10 see
Davis, blackened from head TO foot,
fall to the floor
Officials OF the plant said they did
not know how the explosion &C.
CURED.
Reports from the hospital indicate
Davis is in critical condition and
may be permanently blinded from
the flash.
Davis is married but has no chill
dren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
M A RK M'CRAW
FOUND DEAD
IN HOME
Takes Own Life by Turning
On Gas lets
EMPLOYED BY AUDITOR
Dependency Over Family
Troubles the Cause

MARX r MeGRAw son OF ex.
Af1 Cox John II MeGma commit
ted suicide az hts home iiOi First
ave n game tlma Thursday.
His body was found by Russell
Atkinson. his father,in,lnw. and c.
u stanton an employee OF the king
county nudiiors office They be.
came alarmed by McCFawa Absence
from the county auditors office.
whore be WIS employed us q deputy,
McGraw lrfi note To- his sister.
Mrs Fred Baxter. sayinE that hits
viii was filed al the Decker Horton
National hank. md an appeal tur
her 10 ,ake care % his two children.
May IL. aud Jack. -
Atkinson md stanton went 20
McGraw's house and broke In tho
door of McGraw's bedroom They
found the room flooded with gus.
Tine body was later taken 10 the
Butterworth mortuary
An Investigation wus held by tho
coruucr'a office. but no motive for
the auiclds was found. but friends
snld he had hccn respondent over
family troubles.
MeC;raw wHs a. years Old. He
leaves no relatives except his SIZE
ter and his two children.
"Wednesday night McGraw call.
cd up his daughter over tho tele.
phone and alarmed her by talking
incohereutly She thought he had
lost his position Miss McGraw
was ~ Atkinson's home at the
time
The children nave been living
with the Atklnsous since Mrs Nc.
Gruw was divorced several months
ago from the cK.govcrnors son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Personality: DO Girls
Lose 1t by Marriage?
Thelmas Problem Attracts Wide Attention;
Career or Kisses?-Thats the Rub

Love career?" asked
''Thelma' in a letter to The Star
Thursday
The question was put M to star
readers
Here are some OF the repiies.
My wife and I were faced with
exactly this problem years ago"
writes Nc" we straddlcd tho
fence. She had her career. but
could not sacrifice her love and
could not give her up. She always
promised to marry me some day
and I believe We we're truly in love.
Finally. another men entered our
lives-the eternal triangle. Finally,
he withdrew, tired Of his toy and
my finncee, tired Of her career
married me.
"Thcu misfortune came ! wns
in debt, with a wife and baby TO
support Then began the long pc.
Rod OF beating back The spectre
Of her career always stood as an
insurmountable obstacle between US
Never word OF sympathy only
rcproach that she should have sac.
rificed her career for me.
"Thelma, YOU should follow your
career by all means, because then
only your own heart will break and
you only viii suffer the lifelong
agony OF regret"
III you want cmoer. go ahGad
and got one" writes Harold Wood,
"and don't let any young man say
whether you shall have one or not
"Ir your fiance prefers "A home
and babies tell him there are many
beautiful new homes and that any
orphanage viii gladly give him all
tho babies he can feed and take
care o."
"Thelma is right" says y. j Nc
Knight Bfemerton zen ychrs
hence she will be more right titan
she lis at present Ten years ago,
or hundred years ago she would
have been right ns well
"a woman who settles down to
become q wife and mother npd
nothing else soon becomes nothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13

screens greatest lover
~ simply does DOT work out
successfully for both husband
and wlf. to be pursuing prafca-
sinnalsrmiuencr When the wife
let's tho servants keep the hcuac
and make the home. the husband
suffers All the disadvantage or
mhirimony without any Of the
benefits"
That was tho ultimatum and
wnifred made the most or Il
SO Rudy today is still looking
Tor "ihc girl Of his dreams.
Valentine is romantic. he nd
mlla. 10 his own temperament
az well 1a in the parts he takes
before the camcri lie loves hla
wife IN spite ~ tho Interviews
each ~ them has given 20 the
papers. but the SRI Of his dreams
still is TO be discovered one OF
tho deals essential character
iHtlcs Is domcnticlty lie intends
10 cherish this dream withou,
becoming cynical about IL.
whether he ever finds her or not.
AS for romance on the screen
being the shoik he knows ho
must continue that role regard.
lcss Of his likes or dislikcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
"a Students Held
for Petting Trial

PASADENA. chi. Nov Ia
Thirty four Pasadena high school
students wore scheduled for hearing
in police eourr here today on
charges OF ''prom-cuous petting =
Tire students were arrested on
complaint Of residents In the yicin.
ity o. tss high school II Is claim.
"a that ''petting parties" were STAG.
ed in the shndowg Of trees on the
school lot between classes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13

Auditor Ferguson aud his starr. par,
ticularly tho marriage license fees.
auto license moneys and other coun.
ty departments
Attorney rworoscr said that Fer.
sus1n was ready Go go before tho
grand jury n they wished 10 call
him
Ferguson has nothing 10 say az
this time" he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13

HOPES that beat high in the
i 4 hearts u lovcaick girls all
over the world sang again FRI
DAY.
RUSS Valentine. rim shCik.
and wiHifrCd Rudnut. his wife.
aren't going 70 get y divorce
just set.
why. iCa absurd" sald Rudy.
in New York
No. she isn't going 10 get a
divorce. asserted winifrcd's at
iorney. In Paris
II fit sure winlfrcd would
have told me n she had been
starting divorce action. VAL
rntlno abld
There were published reports
earlier that a divorce hsd bccu
arranged FOR about December
., IN Paris
Valentino arrived IN New York
from Paris on wednesday.
q few days ago. however.
Rudy sent forth 10 winlfrcd an
ultmntum.
Either she RECEIVERS from tho
idea Of following career and
comes homo to 1.-Two as my wife
in the old-fnshloncd way or We
separate entirely said tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Man Hurt When
Truck Hits Car

Jack Klnnsen, 7dO0 idth ave $. W..
was cut on the head and bruised
when his car was hit by another
machine. driven by y, A, smith 5OOi
37th ave. s. w, at tho intersection
Of Fourth ave, una GIolgolc st., FRI
day forenoon
Klansen's car was thrown against
n truck driven by l.. O. stnrlyoy,
5iOG Myrtle st lila machine was
badly wrecked Mother Smith nor
stortey were hurt in the accident,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
MUDDY FIELD TO.
AID HUSKY
DEFENSE
Rain in Berkeley Doped to
Benefit Washington
BEARS ARE BIG FAvORlTE
Rumor Has George Wilson
Outfits False
BY LEO II. LASSEN
Sporting Editor of The Star

BERKELEY, Nov. 49, - Stock in
ID California sunshine took a sud.
den drop here today as Coach Enoch
Bagshaw and the University OF
Washington gridders hoped from
the train and began preparations for
the big game with the California
Bears in Memorial stadium here.
Rain had recently fallen and had
be,n falling thruout the week and
the sodded field at the stadium was
soggy and muddy
California sports writer's state that
this will give Washington an advan-
tage. as the Huskies have been play.
ing on muddy field all season. or
course there has been little rain in
Seattle this fall. But everyone knows
those California sports writer's,
The heavy forward wall of the
Turn to Page Is, Column II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
FRIDAY, 18TH, BABY IS
SAVED BY LUNGM0TOR

OAKLAND, CAL Nov 1a.-By
" L, Friday the 18th.
started Off bad for little Miss
Gnria, who decided to be born
here today. but after the fire
department was called and
worked two hours with a lung.
motor, It turned out to be
lucky day for all concerned,
Tho baby, a child OF Mrs Lena
Gnris, apparently was without
life Mt birth, Or. Lee Smith, Mt,
tending, was unable TO start the
child breathing by usual meth.
ods o.
Lieut. Fred Carlson, OF the fire
department, responded to a
hurry call with tho lungmotor
and three fIromon, and now Baby
Gnria " pronounced n living con.
trndictIon Of the 18th 'hoodoo
day."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Hartley Pardons
Four Prisoners

OLYMPIA, Nov. 10. ~ Governor
Hartley sent to the legislature today
his list OF pardons and sentence com.
mutations during his first year of
office. An of the clemency was rec.
commended by the state board OF
parole or by prosecuting attorneys.
This is the list: Pardons, 4; execu,
tive paroles, 65; combinations of
sentence, 2; conditional pardons, g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
St. Louis Records
Earthquake Shocks

sT LOUIS, Nov. 19,-By U. P0
Earthquake shocks, lasting from
6d5 Il. m. until S.07 a. M, were re.
corded ON the seismograph ut the
st. Louis university here today.
Attendants said some OF the wave
groups were missing and It was
impossible to determine the distance
OF the quake They were OF oonsid.
cradle intensity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13

else. Her personality Is wlthorod
or warped Whatever ability she
may possess 90 do constructive
work. atrophics
Ten years from now Thclma. n
she sticks to her ambition. will be
happier wife and mother and
have happier husband. She will
be a real person. Tho wife and
mother business will take about Is
per cent OF her time; most men
waste that much"
M s." of Seattle. writes that:
"Thelma may succeed up TO GER
tain point, but there she will be
compelled to stop and be satisfied
with halfway success, or acknowl-
edge defeat and finally marry for
want Of something better Man
takes his business and marriage
ventures in one dose Woman must
porforce take hers separately, and
marriage must precede business az
experience must be attained before
business success"
What do YOU think?
Write The star what you'd do II
you were Thelma.
"Them1 IN wrong q thousand
times wrong" writes ] l., NJ, Sc
attic. "She can't see that home, q
husbands love and babies ARE a
cnreer in themselves. Tho object of
q career is it's end, and the only
happy ending Ia a good home full OF
happy children.
whats at the end OF q business
career Money, perhaps ana a lone.
~ room or apartment Friends. but
not love A place IN the business
world maybe but nobody 10 look
ut and say. That's my boyl ! am
his mothorF
let Theimn spend 10 years or 10
on home career. Then she Will
sim be young enough, IL shc liz OF the
right callbcp.to start out IN the busl.
ness world with mature Judgment,
and perhaps make q success
But by TINT time sho'll he 80
wrapped up IN her home career she
won't want TO-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Revolution Plot
Is Barred in Spain

PARIS Nov Ia (By L. P)-
Madrid dispatches today said that
a plot to declare repulc In Spain
had been unearthcd The conspir-
acy against the military director
ate headed by Primo de Rivera was
said to have resulted in the arrest
of Gen. Lopez Ochoa and n group
Of colonies, majors and lesser mill.
tary men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Eagles Seek Old
Age Pension Law

OLYMPlA. Nov. l3-An Bold-aee
pension bill, backed by tho II aternaI
order Of Eagles. was iniroch ICED in
the senate today by Senate Nor
riS. Grays Harhor, It provides for
pensions for persons OF MORE than
Sc years OF age In certain cases
They must have been residents and
citizens Of tho state for 10 years.
have been OF good record for 10
years and unable TO support them
selveE The maximum pension is
set az SIS a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13

some sister craft were going
thru exercises as the weather
kept them from going out to
the open sea.
The Nil built during the war.
was one or the type on boats favor.
ed by Admiral Fisher She was in
reality monitor, heavily armed
and able to submorge.
American naval men declare that
this particular type never has prov.
ed very successful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13

The new Fords ARE seven inches
longer than the old models so II is
no longer possible to use your dog
house for a garage.
Some men Hsrcr 90 70 church
rrccpt Uhen they're married and
4OHen they're buried. so yon can
hardly blame them for hartng q
POOR opinion Of The place.
It's Canned Food Week, but Li'l
tiee Gee i8 still waiting for someone
80 tell her how ssrdines are able TO
get into sardins cans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13

II TN NOV To- IOVemOr Hartley deftIy snatche1
~ the legislatures heaviest club from tho sea tdo
and tossed it into the BAY '
The state law is that tba oovernor ous+ ert,,;t 70 N
legislature his list of aphointees nnder The tat code The
includes heads Of the 10 code diyson and tho eI, atd
state tax commission ~
Senators who became angry With tho oyar,o, o,,o Gov
tain parts of his instructions IN ben, TTesdat ro f
ing and schemng to refuse the confirmation If ono
appontees They were HOLDING This nc ciub orar Tho @
ernor hoping to force withdrawal Of some If bic
mendations, particularly regarding education and eca
ton - ~
Hartley checkmated Them today with the calm announce
ment that he didn't intend 10 submit +he names for cor
firmation at all. ~ w
He backed up his attitude with an official onnion f
John H. Dunbar attorney general The onniop aid 1T
the senate's confirmation was needed onv Of b;on go
sions of the legislature %
This is extraordinary session
SO the governor smiIs pleasantly nm in tba bopso on M
hill and senators looking aronnd for another clb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Gas Explosion on
French Submarine

ToULON, Nov 1S,-tBy u. PJ-
a gas explosion today aboard the
French submarine Neireido started
a fire and injured two OF the
crew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
RALI.ApE nF rnIE srORr

Nius ho, for mountain highlands,
Where hirl, the furtiyc deer;
Sing no. for windswept islands,
With maliards hiding mar.
Yes. sing Of grouse or pheasant.
And praise EN- with n will;
Bui, fulis, rs much more pleasant
Hunting mushrooms on hill,
II IS no longer possible 20 throw
ones rubbish in vacant lots They
IRE ali oecupled by filling stations
The University OF Washington
football team IS now on the train
bound Tor Berkeley
SO MS no, too much TO shy that
every member OF the squad Is sure
~ q berth.