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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-26
1 Acres-Paved Highway

a snap on paved highway between
Seattle and Tacoma; 5-room house.
two large poultry houses and
brooder. garage and barn. running
water. cow. horse. colt, incubator,
3 brooders, Ford truck, tools; ev-
crything goes at real sacrifice
price, only $4,000. See Stuart Tul-
looh. 406 I.eary Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-26
FREE DEED
FREE DEED

Your choice Of : or 10 acres
Or more from large tract
level land. north Of city:
one mile from paved high
way. SIS TO 800 per acre:
very easy terms. FREE
DEED 20 family in case OF
death. s hoOls. electric
llghts: neighbors. Call or
send for plat Free auto
trip.
CIIAS o ELWooD. OWNER,
1915 Third Ave FL iot-S53s.
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FORCED SALE
Builders dlsaolvlng partnership Will
sell at n loss brand new Bungalow.
8 large rooms and attic, Every
modern feature. Wonderful view
Of Lake Washington. paved street,
home In fine district Listed NJ
$4,000. with good payment will
sell for 5000. Torde. i0G Lcary
HIdr III lot -a7bb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-26

20 ACRES: Is acres good soil.
cleared; over so big bearing fruit
trees: large. well built s-room
house with cement basement: good
barn: a number or farm imple-
mcnts; good water system: r. i.
y, and electric lights. Reached
By good roads: near neighbors.
Price $500. $4,000 down. $3.50 an
nually with So. VIII take Seattle
house and lot UP 20 $4,000 ne first
payment. G. X. Berry. IssGquah
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1923 Gardner Roadster

The baked enamel finish on this car
u like new lt's In Al mechanical
condition. aud priced az tTs5
, 1925-10-13
In the District Court Of the virgin IS
lands of The United States,
ChriStianSted Sub-JudiCiaI District,
IN THE MATTER OF THE JOINT ES-
TATE OF ROSAMOND MACKAY, De
CEASED. AND HER SURVIVING
HUSBAND WILLIAM HENRY
MACKAY.

ATOTICE is hereby given that the un'
dersigned William Henry Mckay has
~ been appointed administrator Of the
joint estate of Rosamond MacKay, de-
ceased, and surviving husband Wi liam
Henry MacKay.
All persons having claims against the
said estate are hereby notified to present
same to the attorney CT the said admins
traitor, Lawyer A. E. Stakemann, at his
office at No 7I8 in Kings Street in the
Town of Christiansted. within six months
from the date of this notice together
with necessary proofs of same.
All persons indebted to the estate are
requested to make payments to said at.
tOrney.
Christiansted. St. Croix, September
5th 1925.
w. H. MACKAY.
Administrator.
, 1925-10-13
Incompatible Cord Material in
Goodyear Balloon Tyres

Goodyear has perfected . rev construction Of cord material known
which gives to the in HUIlu crI5 as much as 500 greater elasticity.
In other words, the cord material Goodyear is low using will stretch ut
before it breaks than the former cord used by Goodyear and competitors.
Supertwist is distinctly a Goodyear development and is used only by @
Under abnormal conditions Of road service, tests frequently show 1907
age for tyres made from this new cord material over tyres made of the old
With the superior All Weather Tread and this vast improvement in th-
the cord material Goodyear Tyres are now beyond comparison.
This Incompatible material is now used in regular Goodyear prOlucio
into Goodyear balloon tyres oil both kinds to fit new small diameter VIII
majority of wheels now in use.
no4nA EAR WIZ MS GOOD NEAR
, 1925-10-13
NOTICE.

THE annual general epairs of the
! Public Roads shall begin on LIST
October, and be completed by 31st
January 1926. The road should be
weeded and bitches and culVerts
cleaned out in the month of Octo-
Der, after which the usual repairs
of crawling, repairs of walls, Gull
verts and bridges &c. should be
done.
All dead trees must be cut down,
and branches Of trees o~verhanging
road, trimmed.
All road holders are requested
in the meanWhile-to have all dam
ages done to the roads by the re-
cent rains, repaired as quickly as
possible.
EDGAR w. MEYER,
Chairman, Road Commission.
St. Croix, V. |.
September 10Th 1925.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
Elevator Boy
Proves Hero.
in Hotel Fire.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa. Dec g.
-tBy y, 20 The loop district OF
this city was almost totally destroyed
hy fire. which did damage estimated
at nearly 81 600. 900. and which wiped
out almost block OF business houses
today.
Tho greatest damage was 20 the
Grand hotel, the clty'a Leading hotel
and 10 the Continental Furniture
company. acroas the street. Loss 70
Tho hotel win be $685. 900. and 10 the
furniture company about $4,000
A check up hy tho hotel company
indicated that all Of tho 40 guests
escaped from their rooms uninJured
First reports wrro that three had
burned 10 death.
Milton Allen. elevator hoy. whose
heroic work In staying ~ his post
probably eaycd many lives, said he
believed all guests were accounted
FOR except "the lady in 5i2. whom
be did not remember taking down
stairs IN tho elevator
Tho fro started from an explosion
% an oil burner In tho Continental
Furniture building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
State Aid for District
Schools Being Debated
Educators Are Divided in Hearing Held at
Olympia on Equalization Bill

school system.' said Sen. wilmer
'arhe people Of this state have faith
ia their schools and do not reflect
this opinion, This SINNERS down 90
discussion between those who ady0.
cate the county unit plan ana those
who don't The county unit plan
removes an incentive for local ccon-
omy. Il means loss OF homo con-
troll FOR tho hchOols.'
selden Burrows. county school
superintendent OF King county.
branded Senator Winners bin a.
dangerous business" and stated that
tho schools would spend the money
for buildings and capital outlay,
other speakers for tho measure
were 4. T. Forbes 81 Roslyn, Senator
Oliver Hail OF ColfaN Hugh Coleman
Of Gle Elum. and against the meas,
ure were G. y. Arney of Seattle, sec.
rotary OF tho State Federation OF
Taxpayer associations, L. ~, Llven.
good Of Spokane. vice president Of
the Same associations, II. l., Brcck-
ner superintendent Of tho Olympia
schools
Three hundred and ffty-olght dis
tricta would be benefited by this
$4,000 appropriation, whitman
county would contribute tho largest
sum or money 90 this state aid.
Both Senator wilmer. author Of
tho bill. and Senator Hall. ono OF
It's supporters. are from Whitman
county,
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GAS DEATHS
STARTS ON PAGE /

OF old men who have passed into tho
ncbuloua beyond thru tho portals o.
tho doorwRys opening into tho grim
passage way.
Finy-nyo human souls havo
passed this year.
No ATTEMPT
AT INSPECTION
Practically ali OF tho IS deaths,
Chief Deputy Coroner DIR William
J, Jones says, have been in the hotels
in Little Japan" deaths hunting
grounds.
No effort OF any kind Ia made 10
save these souls. Human life Is cheap.
The city makes no attempt to Inspect
or regulate tho hotels or their gas
fixtures. despite tho fact that 81
HAVE BEEN KILLED ACCIDENT.
ALLY THERE THIS YEAR.
The rest were suicides-1t OF them.
Why bother 10 prevent suicldes7 Yct
the city. county. state and govern.
ment prohibit tho sale Of guns or
poison unless the purchaser obtains
permit
The would.bc suicide baked In
these directions. drifts into Little
Japau''-and turns on tho gas. where
death is cheap and tho landlord
makes n profit
"coroneTa juries," declares Or.
Jones. have repeatedly urged some
sort Of regulation and inspection OF
gas plates and flSturea by the city
or county But their pleas have gone
.,tt,hssdnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
MUSICIAN DIES
.J.Lamotte Passes; Lodge
Rites for R. H. HeSton

GUsTAyE ]. I4AaioTTE, promi.
nsnt Seattle musician. died Wedncs
day afternoon at his home. III
2sth ave. I.aMotto had lived In
Seattle for IS years. The remains
are at Butterworth's mortuary.
CLARENCE v. VAUGHN, IS.
after long Illness. died at n local
hospital wednesday. He IS survived
by sister. and son. Roy NJ.
Vaughn. 4027 45,h ave. g. W.
Funeral services for X. II. HES.
TON, 50. will be held at 10 a. m.
Friday from the Masonic temple
at Rainier ave. and Edmunds st..
under the auspices Of Ark lodge.
i2s.
Services for MRS. CORA VAN
TASSEI. 50. win be held in the
chapel OF the Home Undertaking
parior at 3 p m Thursday.
DENNIS YOUNG will DC buried
in Evergreen Park cemetery, fol-
lowing services in Buttcrworth NOR
tuary at p. m Fridag
Tho services for CHARLES w.
HILL, rs, pioneer mining man who
died Tuesday on his ranch near
Bo;hell. win BE- hold al p. m.
Friday IN the Bonney.watson
chapel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
Pension Bills on
Senate Calendar

OLYMPIA, Dec, "a bill crent-
Ing n pcnBion aystem for aged civil
service employees not under the
flrcmen and policcmon's pension
act, introduced by Sen. Dan Lam
don. OF Seattle, was passed by tho
senate wednesday.
Senator'S Hastings and Palmer, OF
Seattle; Sen. Conyard. OF Chcwolnh,
and Sen. Wcsttoll, Of Spokane, in
troduood a bin which provides for
tho pcnsioning Of superior and SUI
promc court judges Mt onc-hnlr OF
the snlnry they receive whom thoy
arc retired. Hho judges must be Go
years old. have served either 10 con-
tinuoua years on the bench or 20
years with eight years Of oontinu-
Gus service.
Sen. Murphy. Of Snoh m = h
county, would take cnro Of tho
volunteer fircmon In small towns
and villages. according TO n bill
he introduced which creates n vol
untecr from Ms compensation
board. This board would be com.
posed OF five members from the vol
untoer fire department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
NIGHT PROWLER.
is WOUNDED
Home Owner GreetS In
truder With Pistol Fire

Awakened by man In his home
early Thursday morning. Jack j,
oponncn. -. 1904 Jackson e..
pulled an automatic pistol from be,
meath his pillow and fired Hay
Jones. 81. fcll TO tho floor with
bullet thru his body. ITO was ne.
moved TO tho city hospital. crit.
lcally wounded
o'ponuon. arrested aftsr tho
shooting made a statement 10 tho
police IN which he accused Jones
of being a burglar Two pinch bars
or 'JImmles" were found by the
police and were held az evidence
against Jones O'Donncll was re-
leased after an Investigation by tho
detectives, Police believe that Jones
was prowler and that ODonncll
fired Ia defense OF his home.
Tho wounded man. however told
a different story, Il went there 20
set u drink" no said. "and / know
O'ponnell" Tho latter denied
however that he was acquainted
with the suspect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
GAS PLATES
ARE OBSOLETE

Tho gas plates arc on par with
tho other furnishings in the no.
tsIsr-all arc old and obsolete and
rusty TO n degree. Some are
equipped with handles which do not
Indicate when tho gns Ia Off or
when & "a on.
II was this type Of stove which
killed four youngsters in Rsnton
establishment recently.
Human life is cheap Tho wood.
on.faccd Oriental landlord docs not
question his new tenant M 10 why
he Is there. lie accepts his money.
And " the new lodgor is found dead
IN tho morniug--well. what Of TT
Death creeps In tho Railways. n
thing that is tangible. n sinister
presence in the murky gloom. And
once week he knocks at some
doorway And the coroner writes
again in his grim record hook. A
fow days later a coronors jury will
recommend again that the city reg.
ulnriy inspect gas platcs--bit there
II ends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SLUMS KING
STARTS ON PAGE l

Gilman Robert II Hcskoth. city De.
tcetycs Slmouson and Clcary ana
another man were gathered around
table,
Agent Corwin told OF finding tho
liquor cache In the hotel room next
door The liquor itself was con-
cealed in a secret compartment in
the wall OF the room The COM
partmsnt. he testified. contained
about 40 gallons OF moonshino and
Q or 10 cases Of assorted liquors.
when court adjourned az noon.
Assistant District Attorney McKln-
ney had not completed presenting
his case and witnesses 20 the jury.
Defense Counsel Dorc and Reagan
were 10 present their. case after (.
o'clock when court rceonyened. The
case was expected 20 DO concluded
Thursday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
Tells Mother He's
Rich; Now He's Poor

William Dettmsr was robbed OF
$3.50 Wednesday night by two ban
dts who followed him TO his room
q. the Puget Sound hotel, ne told
police officers.
Dettmer claimed that ne had becn
talking over the phone in the lobby
OF the hotel, telling his mother how
much money no had. and upon rs-
turning to his room found tho rob-
bers there waiting for him.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PENSION
STARTS ON PAGE L

Herbert Geoghegon and Steve Ger.
ard Of Hoauiam; r. w. Biglow.
.Woolley; A. w. Redlck. sno.
homish; Merrill Garland, Bromcr.
tom Jess T.. Havans. Montosano;
Bert c. Ross, Seattle: Rev. MoDer.
mott, Aberdeen; william Short, and
Adam Bollar. Seattle: Matt Smith,
Mayor of Kelso and DR.. A. c. A.
Gnul, Olympia.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Mystic Numbers
STARTS ON PAGE l

you get 90. Add these and you
get II. add the two ones and
yet get 2. 50 ? Is the mum.
Der denotlnE the mayors fu.
ture.
Some folks who believe in the
Science OF numbers would
point out that the five IS in
the mayors name also have an
influence. Others, when the re-
suit IS IL, figure that number.
which Is supposed TO be partfc.
uisrly potent for good Using
this rule. 20 also is supposed
TO have high beneficieut influ-
snce.
Now apply the character and
future numbers in the mayors
name to the key printed below
and see how well or m II
checks with Docs" character
and his chance for tho future.
Remember the influence OF the
Be- and the II. Here's the key.
uERE is the character and
IL future key:
No. This number denotes
mentality. II means Impotence,
bravery, irritation at delay and
disposition 10 choose short cuts
10 achievement.
No. 2.-This Is a heart mum.
Der. II means kindness and good.
beartedness; those governed by II
try 10 avoid trouble and got
along easily with others.
No. s.--This Is an artistic mum
Der, liked by artists, painters.
singers. actresses dancers.
nculptors and writer's: II denoter
good cheer and happy outlook.
No. 4.-This governs the body.
II means worker. not an imag.
liner; generally Il denotes vigor
and determination 10 make good.
No. 5.--This also governs the
body. It generally means a ROY.
ing disposition and draws people
into contact with others. so
eially.
No. s.--Thls number IN like
No. 2, but more intense.
No. 7-This Is the champion OF
them all. 1t means great pow.
ere, generally a desire 10 rise
superior 10 others. and the pos.
session Of high ideals.
No. S--Thls governs the mind.
II means a good business head,
with organizing Sbility and dc.
notes success in trade and com.
merco.
No. o--GenoraIly called the
number Of genius" and denotes
high mental and spiritual pow.
ers; altho It's influence may be
harmful TO the physical powers,
making the subject mentally
strong but physically weak.
As wo told you In the first
story. many actresses and not n
few artists have changed the
method OF writing their nhmos
ITO secure more favorable vi.
brstions." Tomorrow well 10
into this little more fully and
give you some examples,
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GRAND JURY
STARTS ON PAGE /

gram, said he would prepare an
emergency appropriation petition 70
be submitted to the commissioners
II tho jury decides 20 continue their
work Thursday
He admitted the possibility that
the knowledge that no more money
Is forthcoming without special action
by the commissioners may haston
an early adjournment
None Of the commissioners could
be reached to learn tho boards atti.
tude toward a special levy on county
finances FOR the iury's heightened
SESSIONS.
The fact that many Of tho
male members Of the Jury are
anxious to get back 10 their prl.
yate businesses prccludcs the
possibility Of voluntarily working
without pay TO finish the probes
already started, Grant believes.
Wednesday, after concluding oil
Investigations into civic affairs. tho
inquIsltors turned their attention TO
conditions outside Seattle by sum
moning Frank Brewer, veteran chief
criminal deputy sheriff; Joe uarrn.
han, deputy on the "roadhouBe pa
trol"; Obod Patty kirkland cnrpon-
ter and former town marshal in tho
North End roadhouso district. and
Earl Corwln, chief federal prohlbi.
tlon agent
Late in the days session thoy OBJ
tnlned warrants Of 1924 from the
auditors office, drawn against tho
sheriffs special liquor investigation
fund, which Ia replenishod from n
percentage Of fines collected In tho
state courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
France Wants to
Reopen Debt Meet

WASHINGTON. Dec. a.-By u.
PJ-Fnnco today made overtures
for reopening negotiations for set
thing her $4,000. 900. 900 war debt 20
the United States Secretary OF The
Treasury Mellon received a letter
from French Ambassador Daesch.
ncr stating that telegram had
come from ~. Loucheur. new
French finance minister. saying
that France desired an carly settle
menf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
o, SAT- Corrr.nandent

OLYMPIA, Dec g. They talked
" OF school leyica. school npp1r-
uonmcnt funds. state school aid. as
they stood IN the shadow or tho
unc-room school house n used 90
boz "a fight 60 set schools for the
barefoot boy 90 attend Now its a
flght Go SGT single seats and salary
enough 20 pay teachers 20 teach the
barefoot school hoy after he b.
shod ana AZ tho school door
An OF this and many blackboard
asur"s and high sounding scholar
~ discussions az the open hearing
Wednesday evening on the new
school equalization BIN proposed by
Sen. Wilmer. OF Rosalia. which APP
propfiates $4,000 20 aid poor
school districts.
II simmcfsd down 70 the ques-
ton OF whether tho schools shall
get more SKATE aid or br divided
into county units Sen. Wilmer.
tionment funds. state school aid, as
state superintendent Josephine Cor.
liss Preston and many other edueat.
ors want state aid. while scIdcn bur,
rows. superintendent Of King county
schoolA and l. ~ iiyenEuod OF
Spokane, vice president of the State
Federation OF Taxpayer assoela.
ton. and others want a unit Ran
WOULD HELP
POOR DISTRICTS
Tho bill. as proposed by Sen, VII.
mer. would appropriate $4,000
from tho general fund 10 help poor
school districts which have reached
tho limit OF their t0mill levy and
have less than $1,000 According
20 l., d ~ Burrows. assistant state
superintendent OF public instruc.
ton. Tacoma would contribute
$4,000. Seattle $4,000. and spo.
kane $4,000.
sirs. Preston and Sen. Wilmer
both took occasion 70 pass Governor
Hartley an aussyg 20 his criticism
uf tho state s,Nool system. Gov
ornor Hartley severely flayrd the
school system and Mrs. Preston In
his address 10 tho legislature.
Mine out OF every ten Of our
eighth grade graduates enter high
school. said Mrs. Preston. Forty.
two out OF every hundred that en-.
ter high school ara graduated. on.
out Of every five receive high
school education, one out OF every
ten children in tho United States
receives a high school education.
Thus Washington does twice as
well as the United States wash.
ington Is placed IN second position
and California holds first place for
their tno educational syttsmr. NO.
eordlng to tho federal rating given
By Dr. TlEert, u 3. commissioner
OF education.
The people Of this state hsllsvs
In our schools, Consolidation 81 dla.
triets IL doing much 10 keep our boys
and girls near homo and solving
many problems OF homo and school 1"
There is a certain person in high
placs who would have us scrap our
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
california Fig Syrup"

II your little ono is out.ofsorts,
won't play, seems sick, lnnguId, not
nntural-suspect tho bowcls A
tonspoonful of delicious California
Fig Syrup" given anytime sweotons
the stomach and soon moves the
sour lamentations, gases poisons
and lndigostiblo matter right out
OF the bowels and YOU have well,
playful child again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03

that the major.
lily OF the legis
latorS win not
be able 20 put
over any meas.
ure frowned up.
ON by Gov.
Hartley Is the
reason for a
caucus held by
the majority
members OF the
house.
A ways and
means commit.
tee Is at work
now attempting
10 lietour the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03

wv stories about
lNN Friends Pat and
Mike, and who, if pressed
discreetly, will tell them,
if you like? Who knows
e a c h vaudevillian and
how each act will go
which one will fetch the
widest cheers and which
will get the dough? Who
knows each team of hoof-
ers from the Keith and
Albee chains, and all the
latest song hits with their
B a by Blues refrains?
Who knows each pretty
actress as she prances on
the stage, and toasts each
vodvil jokelet when the
jokelet comes of age? He
may be sad or cheerful,
but you'll never find him
bitter, if you meet him at
the Orpheum, where they
know him as Carl Reiter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03

governors displeasurs and 10 pre-.
pare a constructive program.
SO far the governor has only
been able 20 muster nine sure votes
in the senate, on tho reclamation
veto vote. 81 voted against him and
!. 70 sustain hrs veto. Legislators
feel that So persons should not be
allowed to represent arbitrarily the
state OF Washington. This ways
and means committee came into be.
ing following the defeat OF the
reclamation bill. The committee Is
supposed 20 arrange a constructive
legislative program and methods OF
seeing Il successfully carried out
No REPRIsALs
on RECLAMATION
Representative Mark Reed, OF
shelton. Mason county. Is chairman
of the committee which has the
program under consideration. other
members OF the committee are Rep.
resentRtiye Alien, Of King county.
kN'IA H-E4lAAAAFh AiatAAs VI SsshA Nc NNAAA7
"; Representative Moulton. or Ben.
ION county. and Representative
Banker. OF okRnogan county.
The three sections OF the porgrum
include:
That no action representative OF
reprisals for the governors veto nc
ton shall be taken. even tho the
members feel that the veto was sus.
tanned by executive pressure. that
the house shall go over the govern.
or's message and attempt TO draft
bills that win cover the most wor.
thy OF his suggestions; that the
house ways and means committee
shall consult with Representative
Ed Sims, Of Jefferson county. lead
er Of the administration forces IN
the house. and with the senate nd.
ninistration forces. relative TO map
ping out this constructive program.
The entire program. as planned
by the house ways and means com.
niittee. Is. phllosoph.cally speaking.
"heaping Goals OF fire on the admin
Istration.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03

Millions OF mothers depend upon
this gentle. harmless laxative. II
novW cramps or ovorncts. Say
California" to your druggist and
avoid counterfolts. Insist upon
genuine CALIFORNIA; Fig syrup"
which has directions for bobIos and
children of all ages plainly printed
on bottle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
Henry Leach Is
Named Commandant

Henry W. Leach, Of Yakima, has
been appointed commandant OF the
Old Soldiers home at Port Orchard
by tho state board Of control. OF
which Olaf Olson IS head. Mr..
Leach. a past commander Of ths/
Spanish war veterans. succeeds Or
8. Francisco, resigned.
Eat one OF Boldts baked apples
each day; viii keep the doctor
away Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03

Who remembers the bnd old days
when a girl wanted TO talk a while
before she started klsslng7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
PEACE FARLEY
IS IN ACTION
AT OLYMPIA
Constructive Program Is
Being Planned TO Offset
HartIey'S DiSpIeaSure
MARK REED is LEADER
Minority Rule Opposed in
"CoalS OF Fire" Leg
iSIative Rally

ny MARIE ROWE DUNBAR
OLYMPIA. Dec, S.-There's un-
" rest and dissatisfaction in tho
lsklslatlNe atmnsnhere. The fact