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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
CHIEF TO IGNORE
CIVIL SERVICE
Approves Part Time En-
ployment OF PatroImen

Tho civil service rules. which for.
hid the employment OF policemen
outside their duties. arc 10 be dihrs.
gardsd. Il vpB indicated by Chief Of
Police W, u seyoryna Wednesday
Between 20 and 80 officers. Il iB ca.
Iimatsd, arc employed at present on
part time" jobs,
Most 81 these mon. said Sow,
eryna ''Rrc ac Ing as hank guards
or gas station guards. and receive
about 1850 n night extra. I fail e
SEQ where any harm Is being done
The officers ara attempting 10 In
crease their incomes honestly. and
I believe they should b. encouraged
In their efforts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Woman Bruised as
Auto Strikes Her

Mrs. Mary Taraboica. s.. OF RIv-
srsids. was bruised Tuesday after
noon when she was struck by a
car driven by J. H. Boynton. 56ts
4sth ave. on Spokane ST.. near
Riverside. The woman was AIKEN
70 the city hospital where her in
juries wers said to be not serious.
She was later taken 10 her home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
CAiytrtinsmsni
"Purges' . and
~Physiics" Bad
for Old Folks

4Adwell'a Syrup pcpsin not only
causes gentle. easy bowel move
meRt but, best o. all. q Is often
months before another dose - nsces.
aary Besides. ., ts absolutely harm.
iess and pleasant 10 take.
II past fifty, buy large 60-csnt
bottle az any store that sells medi-
cine and Just nee for yonrteR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Jealousy Caused
Youth to Murder

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-d8y u. ~
1t was jealousy. not insanity. which
prompted Gordon Plne 10 Kill his IS
yrar.old friend, GeDrEo Eyr, DO told
District Attorney McGeehhn of the
Bronx In another confession last
night lie previously has said the
murder WA the result Of a sudden
impulse"
Mcclellan refused 10 make known
tho nnmo Of the Eiri involved lie
said Il was not Violet Smith. ~, who
was taken 10 the movies sunday by
Gordon after no had murdered
George with an AK earlier in the
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

Floyd oles, service engineer for
the Manufacturers Association OF
Washington, will speak on our
Manufacturing status at n lunch.
con of the Engineers club, in the
Arctic building. ON Thursday, De-
cember 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Plumber Licenses
VIII Be Protested

Public safety committee mem.
hers OF the city council were 10 pre-
side Wednesday az p m. on the
protest hearing on a hin 20 license
plumbers. both masters and jour.
neymep. A scale Of license fees
has been submitted 20 the council.
according 20 W 7. Campbell.
chairman Of the committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Fathers and Sons
to Dine Together

4 father and son banquet viii be
held by Garfield high school wednes
day. December :, At g15 p. m. Tho
committee In charge announces that
both the banquet and the entertain
ment win be tho best ever held by
Garfield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

a carelessiy discarded cigaret stub
alto Tuesday night caused fire
which threatened the Lyon building,
Third ave. and James 81. The blaze
was discovered in the elevator pit.
ind prompt action by the fire de-
iartment prevented serious con-
flsgration. The loss Is estimated at
l1out $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
ADDRESS MEMS cII,n

George w. HIN. president OF tho
park board, and Councilman Philip
Tindall win address the regular
meeting OF the Beacon Hin Mems
club on Thursday evening. Dccem.
her Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
2 Men Sentenced
to Federal Prison

Four men pleaded guilty and two
OF them were sentenced for viola.
tions of the narcotic laws before
Federal Judge Netcrer Tuesday.
Frank Morgan and Lee Joe will
spend the next Is months at Mcneil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

Eat one of Boldts baked apples
each day; will keep the docMrl
away Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

island penitentIary. George Shaw
and Mark Quon win not be SEN
fenced until December Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

1. Attractive comblnn.
lions Of plain colorcd
and printed floral de.
signs on rubber. ono
pockets callopod effect
all around
., Plain colorcd Rub.
Dor Aprons, effectively
trimmed NJ pockets and
bottom with bbc r
frlnges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
New Shipment.
Rayon Nesting Lengths

Heavy qualiiy---lust enough for
n vest, Peach. flesh, gold and
maize.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04

rcctions. Texas is a great producer
of raw materials.
If future business is to be stabil-
lied and made secure manufacture
must increase. Every dollar right
fully spent in the purchase of Texas
manufactured products adds its force
in building a permanent commercial
structure.
The question naturally arises
how are we to secure new industries?
If the people Of the great Southwest
will give preference to the products
of our industries on the basis of SER
vice, quality and price, not as a mat
ter of sentiment, but just because it
is good business, our factories will
then continue to be successful and
grow, thus in turn attract other bust
ness industries.
No other one thing can possibly at
tract the attention of the entire coun-
try to Texas as would a Texas In
dustrial Exposition where the products
of our industries are displayed and the
undeveloped resources of the state
brought to the attention of awaiting
capital. We must not only sell Texas
to our own people of the Southwest,
but to those of the entire United
States and foreign countries as we'll
SEEING is BELIEVING.
The present annual production Of
our Texas manufacturing industries
amounting to over one billion dollars,
and that of our mining and power in.
dustries with another half billion dol
lars, may sound large, but when we
remember that Texas is larger than the
combined states of Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island. Connecticut, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Ohio and Illinois, we can then have a
vision Of the great future that is in
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04

the Dark Ages, he is now your eco.
operator" Meet each other at the
Texas Industrial Exposition with dis
plays and exchange ideas for the good
of your industry.
Securing a large attendance at any
exposition should receive the first con.
Sideration of the management. 1t was
first planned by the Texas State Man
ufacturers' Association to hold the
Texas Industrial Exposition some
time during the early part of 1926,
when the manufacturers building and
state fair grounds could be secured
at the lowest expense and thus stage
an exposition that would not be held
in connection with any other event.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
STAGES
BIC PRODUCT
EXHIBIT

Texas is staging an industrial ex-
position at the Texas State Fair at
Dallas, October 10 to %, and a dis
play Of the products of Texas manu-
featuring, mining and power indus
tries will be made. The undeveloped
resources of Texas and the great OPP
portunities awaiting capital in all sec
tons of the state for the development
Of new industries will be fully por-
trayed.
San Antonio's factories are to be
well represented. This city boasts of
more than 600 factories.
Texas will endeavor to display her
ideal living and labor conditions, raw
materials, transportation systems,
deep water ports and the vast trade
territory Of the Southwest.
BUY TEXAS PRODUCTS.
Texas with a population of over 81
100000 is growing at the rate OF
nearly 100000 each year. Larger
cities in particular are growing fast
with skyscrapers going up in all di-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04

store for Texas. Vast as is Texas
and its resources and great as has becu
its progress, the surface has barely
been scratched, for Texas offers op.
portunities for development which
staggcr the imagination.
A million people will see during the
Texas Industrial Exposition the de-.
pendable manufactured products of
Texas factories. The people of the
Southwest will have demonstrated for
them the ability of Texas factories to
answer the Southwestern call for fin.
ished products, they will see the fin
ished products from the raw materials
in their own home section. Treat.
ing your competitor as an enemy is of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
ENTERTAIN 10000
IN 1925 MEETINGS

San Antonio will have entertained
100000 convention delegates by the
end of this year. And so far in 1928
conventions have brought 10000 n
day to the city. This year convention
visitors already have spent S3,500,00Q
and there are more to como.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
ntonio Center of Future Industrial Empire of South
ELEMENTS FAVOR|NG
GREATER SAN ANTONIO

San Antonio has an annual rain
fall of 1894 inches and an average
relative humidity Of 67 per cent. The
altitude is TOO feet. Even the cle-
ments are boosting for a greater San
Antonio,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
GREATEST MILITARY
ESTABLISHED HERE

San Antonio was an important mill
tary city during the Mexican War,
the Civil War, and was made the
greatest military center of the United
States during the World War, when
eight camps were built, and were
later made permanent establishments.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-23
La hdzdid detec-
tiUeScd del kd
POr Vance Wynn

plAeido y ss ls tzAjo Al salon de es-
Psra. Ia madre Aabia sido eneerra-
d en- IA hahitaei6n eonfigua. White
- mostEo sorpFendid0 Al YER al de-
tsetive. peFO no psrdi6 - aire de Sc
safio. Nsg6 tOda participation en-
81 asesinato de- Boycs. y dijo cue
esfabA eanaado. y deseaba irss a
neostaF nnevamente.
tDtnae pass usted "a noehs del
81 De maFEo7. ie pregnnt6 el jefe
inesperadaments.
I'm nd hogar. en nd cana. pre-
eisamsnts aonds dsbia sstaF". fas
IA eontestaeion.
''Pero listed ne durmi6 en- su ca
- saa noehs''. diJo sl jsfe con todO
a. api0mo.
Ec6m0 10 sabe ustsd7. prsgunt6 en-
tono Dc rsto.
Per toda Fespnssta. 81 detective
ahFi6 una peqneAa ventana, y le So
Eai6 hacia una habltaei6n contigua
donde estaha sentada tranquilamen.
70 "a madrs De- acnsado. 81 presen-
eia IL hiEo psEdeE el dominic de sns
nervios. LoaS Il hahia dieho ella
a IA polieia9 Sc eonfnnai6 mas y
u'tf. y finalmsnts. admiti6 qas no
hahla dormido en- sa casa Ia noehs
sn question. un minute dsspuss. al
HefsntkFssis sl revolver que Sc ha.
lcontinna en Il pAg. o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-23
Ia CANA oUE no EsTABA
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frsffta ds eaptnFar ! IN ladFen-
"a vsesima era muy ausrids y po-
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eual toeas assszban aFdientensnte
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bla pists alenna aae psfnatisss ipea-
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edineis asnAs fas ssssinade q po-
sieia pee asspa6s de eomstsras e
eTimsa. psEe ne - sabia naaa mas.
n Jsfs smifh. - aseaaio . regis.
fFnr tsAa u eiadaa para sncontFaF
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efieio. pafe - dis gFandes Eesulta'
d0a PFeesaameats. poee deapnAs. 81
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Gres sespeeAases h4baa ade envia'
90 q IA sseasia Rsfeunatosia ds MI
seuF1. psr ~ aelsse ds peea monta.
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para sAhsE = auk - hahla dsdiea4o
81 negFs asEaats e nee. "a seAora
f1mstis qus 81 hiio ns era 40 aanto
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-23

Ese sentimiento de cansancio VI
disgnsto causado por Ell NAL funcio-
namianto del higado y las digestio-
mes difieiles. puede hacerse desapa-
recer de IN modo sorprendentemente
rapido usando Herbine. Desds las
primCras dosis Sc sienten sus benefit
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-23
Grain Oportunidad
VENTA De UNA FINCA De CAFE

En- las inmediaciones de Adjuntas, barrio de va
yaIes, CNCO (5) Kilometres de dstancia del ctado
pueblo, halIase la fnca que ofrece venta. Tene
f44 cuerdas de extension esta atravesada por la
retera ADJUNTAS-LARES; produce aIrededor de Glen
(1oO) quntales de cafe siendo susceptible de
diento fnucho mayor. Tiene magnfcos terrenos pro-
pios 10 misr'o para Cafe que para Bananos, Patanos
denas frutos memories; inneorabe, asmisnno para
pantas citrosas oronas Chinas Cidras, cuya explo
taci6n sea de retoros seguros por las ventaas que
Ie proporcona la carretera mencionada.
Sc presta, asn1ismo esta finca para convertirIa
en- residencia veranega por temperature decosa
6poca de los caiores 10 encantador de sus contornos
Para n1ayores nformes y preoio, drgirse al Se-
hcr x. MARIANA, P. o. Box o75. PONCE, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-23
NJ LAnxnA NJ NADfE. 10
PoDnEA En0AR

Taae ~ paia - assgma. nen "A
ensfia ' Il waipE asi &c eaiA az.
memenae eemVenefas as nna eoaa.
~ LaetEa n na6is as atrsEsFia
negaE qns 60 IL LanA'' e. aonas
- ven1sa nas h4Fstes Ice ms1s-
Fss tEaisa saEates. esmiaas , sem-
hFeroA
Les pFseiss e ssLA Lnna'' sea
nsmprs ies e. ataaes6a-
Ne eiEi6s q esmlna
oRUx - aAH JUAN.
fnssi A1vs. Aesneyl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-23

cos efectos que purifican y regula-
rizen el sistema. Limpia Ell est6mago,
hace desaparecer las bills y esparce
por Ell cuerpo ese sentimiento de
bieasstar y algeria que es siempre
coriparero de Ia buena salud. De
venta en- las farmacias y droguerias
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-23

fcontinla en 4 pag. 6l
Evening star., 1925-11-25
Alexander Robey Shepherd.

Fifty years ago, Alexander Robey
Shepherd was Governor of the Dis
trict of Columbia. His monument, in
front of the Municipal Building, is
unique because it is the only statue
in Washington of a native Washing
tonian. Though it is not colossal, as
are many of the monuments, yet it
shows a tail, strong man. He wears a
business suit, such as he wore in his
work when striving to make the mod
ern Washington Il possibility. Today
nearly half a million people, living
in and around the city. as well as
hundreds Of thousands of tourists Wis
iting the National Capital, enjoy the
beautiful shade trees planted in his
day, or according 10 his plan. Miles
OF graded and paved streets and the
good sewerage system are also due
directly or indirectly to his energy
and influence.
Gov. Shepherd worked untiringly
and successfully in carrying out his
plans, which Congress declared We're
so years ahead of his time. For this
vision. energy and patriotic service
they legislated him out of office
though their investigation proved his
honesty and integrity. Had Congress
been more willing to assist in the
financial burden of building "A capital
which should be worthy of the United
States, Gov. Shepherds work would
have gone on uninterrupted.
The sculptor. L. :. J. Dunbar, has
portrayed Shepherds broad forehead
and rugged features in bronze. His
open countenanCe, firm mouth and
chin reveal the magnetism and force
which are said by those who knew him
personally to have added to his other
qualifications as governor. The plans
he carries are evidently some proposed
Improvement for the city. AS youth
he learned the plumbing trade, which
furnished the basis for the practical
Evening star., 1925-11-25
Our Children-By Angelo Patri

Some show. III say it was some
show"
Some show, was it?''
''Ill say it was
Good book? How'd ia like Tay-
lor?"
Some baby, some baby. I'll say
she is some baby"
1eh. | guess she is some baby"
Now long experience with youth
has somewhat tempered my demands
upon their style of speech. spoken or
written, but that sort of thing is too
much of bad thing to allow my
teacher soul to go by in peace. Sure
ly between formal and pompous and
dreary stilted speech and this care
less, slipshod, eraceless jargon there
is a middle ground where youth may
find expression even for it's boundless
enthusiasm and rushing speed. Even
in their formless state there is room
for clean-cut, expressive speech.
1t is not the affront to the beauti-
full English tongue alone troubles
me. 1t is the knowledge that the
children's speech is a sure index of
the children's thought. Clipped.
cloudy speech indicates nebulous.
choppy, muddled thought, and that is
very serious. For as a man thinketh
so is he.
In the school of today-the usual
public School-there is no time for a
child to talk aloud for any length of
time so that the teacher might correct
him and he have an opportunity for
practice. The only time he will have
that chance will be at home at the
dinner table or afterward. What
chance has your child for clear, we'll
formulated, styled speech? 1t is i'm
portant he have it.
Evening star., 1925-11-25
CHAPTER XXNUI.
Explanation

At the moment that Fay's CON
sciousness returned loud hello
sounded from along the trail, and the
next moment Jack Norris and Elsie
appeared from out of the underbrush.
Elsie's sharp blue eyes saw Fay ly-
ing on the ground with Dean beside
her Shrewdly she wondered just
what had happened, and. womanlike,
she envied Fay because for the time
being at least she occupied the center
of the stage where Dean n was concern
ed. OF course, Fay would have to do
something dramatic and it would have
to be Dean that found her.
Fay was sitting up as Elsie and
Jack arrived at the scene. She was
still very white, and in her amber eyes
there was bewildered look as though
she had just walked up out of a
strange dream.
In his even voice Dean began to
explain what had happened. To hear
him speak no one would have dream
ed him capable of the passion he had
shown just a few moments before, but
as he described F'ays predicament
and the breaking of the ledge. Jack s
skin paled under his tan, and even
Elsie seemed impressed.
The one thing to be said for Mrs.
Churchill" Dean ended, lis that she
did find the DEVILS Den"
m AFRAID IL doesn't I mean as much
to me as it did this morning" Fay
said, smiling family. Il don't think
I'll ever forget the sound of that
cracking ledge"
Elsie shuddered in an attempt to
look interestingly and femininely
frightened, but as a matter of fact she
was thinking how very pretty Fay
looked at that moment, with her am
ber hair all tumbled and her eyes
vague and dreamy.
It's just my rotten luck that this
had to happen" ran Elsies thoughts,
land yet Dean doesn't seem particu-
Evening star., 1925-11-25
DLD 1IVl0 ~ l. O1NALo BURGESS

to manage, to say nothing of having
tenderer bark. So, L cannot tell you
how many trees l want. 1t all de-
pends on how many l can find. and
where and how they are growing. and
how much work will be required to
harvest them. 1 can't afford to run
too great a risk"
We'll, you must be fussy if you
can't be suited with trees right near
home" declared Peter. What is the
use of coming way down here when
all around your pond are trees of all
sizes. If you want little trees there
are plenty right near your home, and
If you want big trees there are some
big enough to suit any one so
near your pond that if you should
cut them they would fall in the water.
SO, what sense is there in coming way
down here to look for trees?"
Paddy looked at Peter, and if you
could have seen the expression on
Paddy's face you would have known
just how disgusted with Peter he was.
Peter Rabbit" said he, you have
watched me each Fall cut and harvest
my food supply. Do you mean to tell
me that you never have 1oticed that
| have cut only one kind of tree?
know better. I know that you know
what kind of bark | eat, and that
there are certain kinds that / don't
eat at all. If it was just a matter of
trees. any kind of trees, of course you
wouldn't find me looking for them
way down here. But l know that you
know that it isn't a case of any kind
of trees, / know that you know that
l am looking for a certain kind of
tree, and that If / can't find that
will look for certain others. But you
know, or ought to know, that l will
go a long way and work hard to get
the kind 1 like best. Now, don't you?"
Peter looked a wee bit foolish, for
suddenly he had remembered. "Of
course" said he. "How stupid of me,
You are looking for poplar trees,
aren't you?"
Paddy grinned. "Of course l am
said he. "If 1 can find enough poplar
trees l will not bother with any others.
If cannot find enough ] will look for
some other kinds. Now l can stop to
gossip no longer, Peter Rabbit. 1
must be looking for those trees"
Copyright. 1925.)
Evening star., 1925-11-25
Speech.

Next to eyesight. speech is the
most precious of our powers. All the
beautiful dreams imaginable, all the
plans, all the emotions, all the life of
the stream of consciousness, dribble
over the dam without ever turning
wheel if speech is lacking.
And it is not only the expression
of our inwardness that we demand
for complete living, but the manner
of it, the style of it, the quality of it.
Speech is golden every way you re-
gard il. Judging by the speech of
many children, there is host of par
ents and relatives who regard it not
at all. Speech is something YOU do
with your tongue and you need a lot
of breath for it. and if your hands are
free you can get along Il lot better.
If you run short of breath or you do
not happen to have the right word
why you can always lift a shoulder
or wave a hand or even stamp with
your foot. AS long as you can make
somebody understand your meaning
never mind the rest.
If you think that is an eXaEgera-
ton just listen to a group of children
talking on their way to and from
school. The clipped words, the up
and down and sliding infections, the
wearisome repetiticns of a symbolic
phrase, will make it all too plain.
Speech may be golden, but not in the
mouths of children.
"Didje go to the show?'
"Yeh. You?"
Evening star., 1925-11-25
Distorp of Dour Rame
BY PHILIP FRANCIS NOWLAN,
PLUMMER.
Observation-Disclosures, Plumb.
RACIAL ORIGIN-EngIish.
SOURCE-An occupation.

Here is family name which comes
from an occupation, but not the one
you may possibly be tempted to think.
If there was one thing which mark
ed the living facilities and comforts of
the Middle Ages, it was the lack Of
plumbing. AS a matter Of fact, by
far the greatest growth Of the plumb
ing trade has taken place in the last
half century or century.
The occupation of the medieval
plummer was entirely different. He
was one Of those tradesmen and arti.
sans who catered to the vanities of
their day, to the vanities Of dress. He
was, in short, the one who made his
living by preparing and selling
plumes, and if we made more fire.
quent use Of the simple termination
"er" to denote the person who does
something, we should probably call
him a plumer instead Of a plume
maker. The spellings "plumer," )"
"plummer" and "plomer" are to be
found in the old records. Where the
''b" is found in the modern develop
ments of this name it has simply
been arbitrarily added.