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Evening star., 1925-07-01
WILCOX In WISCONSIN
CONTEST FOR SENATE
Would Succeed La Toilette on Pla:-
form in Accord With Coolidge
Economy Policy.
BY tho Associated Press.

EAUCLAIRE, Wis. July Roy
r Wilcox of Eauclaire. recently
elected president of the Wisconsin
Bar Association and a former State
senator, in statement to the Eau
claire Leader here last night an
nounced his candidacy for the United
States senatorship left vacant by the
death Of Robert NJ. La Toilette.
The statement says in part: II shall
not be the candidate of any group or
faction. but shall welcome the support
Of all those who have in the past sup
ported things | have stood for and of
all who may wish To support them
nov.
"A new deal in Wisconsin politics
is demanded which shall be in hearty
accord with President Coolidge in his
program for reduced taxation and ef-
nclent. constitutional government
We are fortunate to have such a
loader -
Evening star., 1925-07-01
FOR SKIN TORTUREs
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You Need

Don't worry about Eczema or other
SKIN troubles. You can have a clear,
healthy skin by using Zemo.
Zemo generally removes PimpIes.
Blackheads, Blotches, eczema and
Ringworm and makes the skin clear
and healthy. Zemo is clean, pene-
trating, antiseptic liquid, that does not
show and may be applied day or night
Trial bottle. 35c; large size, S1.OO. Zer,o
Soap, 25c. All druggists.
Evening star., 1925-07-01

Justice indicates that the inquirer is
Henry. Gammage, said to have escaped
from the State prison farm at Raj
ford, Fla, last November. Acting Po
lice Chief Jet announced yesterday,
Il don't think that can be me,
said the man believed to be Gamma ge
when told of officers findings. 4 don I
recall being in prison or being tried
for anything.
He is held until inquiries Of Florida
authorities have been answered.
Evening star., 1925-07-01
LOSS OF MEMORY LANDS
VICTIM IN POLICE CELL
Asks Authorities for Aids Held
as Alleged Fugitive From
Prison in Florida.
ny ll.e A.soclated 10

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ca, July Claiming
loss OF memory, a man appealed 10
Atlanta authorities two days ago for
aid in establishing his identity. Police
said yesterday the stranger was un,
fortunate in his request. Information
received from the Department of
Evening star., 1925-07-01
This $257.2O Complete Living Room

Superb 5-piece Living Room Suite. covered
with two-tone Bakers cut velour pictured.
Davenport Table and End Table are in mahog-
any finish. The Floor Lamp has polychromc
pedestal. Both Lamps have silk georgette
shades A beautiful and durable combination
that refurnishes your living room at low cost
Save 5000.
Evening star., 1925-07-01
Transferred to Manila

Lieut.. Col Edgar w. Miller and
Maj. Rex Nick. Mcdowell, at Fort
Wright. y. y. and Maj. Roy T. Nor
ris and Capt. Patrick $. Madigan. at
Walter Reed General Hospital, this
city. all of the Medical Corps, have
been ordered to Manila, p. L., for
duty.
Evening star., 1925-07-01
CREWS OF 7 VESSELS
GIVE BAIL IN RUM CASES
Thirty-One Men Captured Off
Louisiana Coast Are Held to
Federal Grand Jury.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MOBILE, Ala, July l.-Crews of
the seven vessels-alleged rum car
riers-which We're towed into Mobile
Eriday after seizure by. the Coast
Guard cutter Saukee off the Louisiana
Evening star., 1925-07-01

each, While the seamens sureties we're
made Slp0a each
Customs authorities Yesterday con
tinued to transfer the captured liquor
from the boats to a storage ware
house.
Evening star., 1925-07-01
Placed on Retired List.

Master Sergt: Harry A. Davis,
Medical Department, at Walter Reed
General Hospital, this city, has been
placed on the retired list of the Army
on account of age.
Evening star., 1925-07-01

Midas railways have "A boom.
Evening star., 1925-07-01

Had Diogenes visited this country
while on his famous still hunt some
get-rich quick promoter would have
Swiped his lantern.
Evening star., 1925-07-01
Generals Detailed.

Brig Gems. Johnson IIagood and
Harry A. SYith have been detailed
as members Of the Army classification
Board. assembled at the War Depart
ment. Maj. Gen. Samuel ID. Sturgis
has been relieved from duty on the
board.
india = RAILWAYS hive a bnnn-
Evening star., 1925-07-01

Three-piece Living Room
Suite SI95.0O
Davenport Table 1875
End Table. $50
Floor Lamp and Shade. 1895
Table Lamp ....... 1000
TOTAL VALUE. .S257.2O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09

70. Fourth note In scale
n. Seventh note Ia scale,
~. Measure,
II. For that reason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
100000 MAIL
LOOT STOLEN
Registered Sacks Taken by
Bandits in Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES. OF. g-Resis.
tered mail reported 10 DO worth
100000 wsa stolen here THURSDAY
night In one OF the mos, sensa-
uonal mail truck robbories ever
staged IA l.os.AnEeleH
]. NJ. Johnson. driver OF the
truck: J. A. Burke. guard. and a
mail clerk, J. r. Vostal, were Knock
ed unconscious by four bandits arm.
ed with black Jacks aud nawed-otf
shotEunA
The bandits tbsn drove tho biz
postal truck into dark alley and
rifled the mail sacks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
Cross Word Puzzle
IIONIIONrAI

No Is easy I'm in the first seven spaces then aassd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
Teaching Bible to
Curb Crime Growth

KEARNlsN. Nch-, oct, a-klarmrd
n me ertat increase in crime over
nation. citizens here have started
- hack 20 the niblc movement IN
public schools
students On every public school in
ne city rcpcat the Lord'S prayer az
least once daily and study The Bible
"a q Part Of their regular school
work
In ever, class room In the city the
Kssrnsy womcn's club s. placing a
fnnea copy ~ the Ten Command.
rnsss and the Lords pmgcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
HELP FARM E RS
Government Seeks Cheap
Surface for Dirt Roads

WASHINGTON. oct 2i,-NaturnI
earth roads. which compose S. per
cent OF our rural highway system.
have been tho subject for a series
OF studies BY the highway research
board.
We realize what great eco
nomic waste this IT," says Prof s.
8, steiuberg OF tho University OF
Maryland. when We consider that
onv,third Of all tho automobiles in
use arc owned by farmers. most Of
whom arc compelled 90 use the earth
roads
Many attempts have been made
10 solve this problem North Caro-
lima has used "a sand asphalt surface.
made up Of n mixture Of % per cent
local sand and per cent ~ asphalt
Realizing that this N ono OF the
most important problems confront
ing highway engineers. the highway
research board 10 attempting 10 CO.
ordinate completed and current re-
search on the subject with tho hops
that Of developing a low-cost road
surface that will be suitable Tor light
traffic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
Rancher OuSted
Salesman With
Gun; Now Buys

TT may be a womRu'a privilege 10
L change her mind. but a LOT Of
men have exercised that privilege
IN the last 10 years regarding the
sylo OF cars they drive one Of
these gentlemen took delivery OF an
oldsmohilo sedan yesterday and
thereby hangs a tale,
In 1919. when tho automobile fac
tories were making their initial hd.
yrrtiaing campaign for the sale ~
large numbers 81 closed cars. the
wife Of an Eastern Washington
stookman drove 20 town. looked
over the mueh.advertised closed
cars, heard OF thgir many adyan.
lagoE. admired their shining ap,
polntments. and turned her hus.
bands name over 60 H. II EllnE
as prospect who might take con,
siderable convincing
SO Mr Fling drove a shiny new
closed car 20 the stock ranch. waxed
eloquent. and took out the order
book for signature on the dotted
line, The E,aokmuR reached into
the harm PICKED up a sRwed-aff
shotgun and invited Filing 90 take
his hlanked hoarso" or tho place.
The nneher bought his last tour
ms car ana then saw tho light
Yesterdays sedan II his third closed
JOB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
What's Worse Than a
NOn-Starting Starter?

NLTHEN runctiou.nE properly
w the SER starter OF an auto
mobile IS iuy But when Il
halks-nut so good
Have you ever noticed tho
look OF blank astoniHhmcnt that
lights tho face OF driver who
closes the door. lights a cigar and
with an air o. Let's Coz steps
on tho starter which doesn't
start. And has u happened 20
your or course!
In dealing with a dead start
ms mechanism. ono thing has
never produced results. That is
10 examine things In an attempt
% discover what q wrunR,
Perhaps a battery terminal
may be loasc ard missing con-
tact or tho cable may have
broken away from the battery
terminal Carbon dust worn or
the brushes Of tho starting motor
may have caused short circuit
between the brush holders. dirt.
oil and grease may be Where they
can do harm. the silent drive
chain may bc broken or tho gear
engaging the flywhcel rim have
failed TO slide into is allotted
place. tho starter switch may be
out Of order. the battery have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
Plan to Build 10000
of Latest G. VI. 6. Car
Unnamed Light Six to Be Shown for First
Time at January Auto Show in New York

tho FIRST year The plant viii have
a capacity 90 500 "a day Ter the new
car iu addition 20 the large output OF
Oaklands, witch Is J.cn now far be-
hind demand.
Tho production ot 10000 cars che
nut year ON tho new line. In adil,
ton go heavy oakland production.
viii not represent the run capacity ~
the facilities provided for by tho
Oakland Motor Car Co. however.
Tho new engine plant can turn out
500 motors a day n required, without
going into overtime shifts. so that az
the demand grows Il viii be possible
10 handle IL by maRing further as.
semhly arrangements, according Go
Mr. Clancy,
Preparations Tor this now indus
trial enterprise have been going for
ward az tho Oakland plant. while az
tho same time every effort was being
bent 20 Keep up with the demand FOR
Oakland cars, The factory has been
unable 60 keep pace with the orders
and Al' CLANCY states that tho sched.
ule fog October calls Tor over 5000
completed ears record for the fac
tory
Tho present Indications, he said.
are that the rush OF production viii
continue thru the balance Of this
year. With tho new cars put into
production about December Is there
Is little likelihood or any cessation
Of activity. he pointed out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
POOR Breakfast
CAUSES CRASH
Husband Is Grumpy If Wife
Fails in Cookery

CLEVELAND, o., oct. 2i.-tBy
u. PD-Gf the VITO gives hubby n
fow kisses and good breakfast be.
fore ho starts out Of n morning in
his automobile ho Will DO loss likely
10 meet with an accident.
This was tho deduction mado by
tho Cleveland safety council at tho
national safety congress which con-
vened here recently.
"Soggy tonst and bad coffee cause
more accidents than careless drlv-
ing, or nj least they are prime fac
tors which result in careless driv-
ing" Joseph Alexander, chairman
OF tho local council declared.
"safety Investigators seeking 10
find basic reasons for accidents in
the mornings have traced the, blumc
to the home. q
~ man who starts Off In the
mornings whether 20 an ofllco or
factory with tho thsto Of burned
toast and weak coffee in his mouth
and without any wifoly carcss TO
encourage him In his days work IL
lItoly TO leave tho house grumpy
and proocoupied
Result more accidents"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
Road Bulletin
THOMAS a. nEEMAN
I.lnE County isagineer

klnE County Engineer
WEEK ENDING oCIoHbEH ~, 1913
All paved roads In Eoad condition.
nsdmnn a .issaauAh gravel
stevens ras, Highway open. good con.
ditian.
Kent niASk Diamond Coed gravel
black Diamond Euumclaw -oo9d gravel
sunset Highway
RsniSn- issaauAh- rAvsd
Issaauah Preston Paved.
Prcston-Fali Ciiy gravel
~noaualmir Pass ppru
issapuah- Newport =Ueud EraNsi
Auburn- uiaek Diamond. Via sooa creek
Gravel section excellent
Neadinyille- DuN all ~ Excellent gravel.
kent-pc. Moines-uHe mile pavement
east from pes Moinss. gravel section
tair
pcs Moine--Tacoma Inshtine Excellent
condition.
NHches Pass EIcellsnt condition IN KiHe
county, opsh 70 GrssnpaipT For iH.
formation concerning road hrrnud
GFranuatef phone ELIot-NBEs
Lake far,st PARK North rruak Counre-
tien Gravel. good condition
bellevue Redmond decd gravel
pu,ail Teli.fsii City Toit 90 saltwater
closed under eons,rue;i0ni balance
good gravel
Hrninn- Newport Open 10 all tFafnr ras
cspt logging trucks
North Route 10 snoauaimi. rass-Pavinx
thru B9,hsll- wp0dleyiIis 60 - miles
beyond Redmond. balance EaaI gravel.
South Route 20 snoauainnlr Pass Paving
thru Hsnt3u' isasqaa Preston. balance
good gravel
sneauaimio Pass Via Kirkland Perry
Good roEdltloa
white Csnter-Iak, narien- Closed fruu,
point one miis south % Waite CsatsF
10 Lake uurien
Renton-fAnthsr LAX. Read Ssm gas.
nrnt sogth from Nsuian upsu
Fer further Information cali MAin.B5ss.
LEGAL sEl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
WESTERN TOUR
IS SATISFYING
LOComobiIe Sales Manager
Gets Dealers Easily

Gaylord A. Hoyt general sales
manager Of the Loeomoblle Company
OF America, Inc, at Bridgeport.
Conn. recently returned from an cx.
tended trip to the Pacific Coast and
Middle West where he was consum-
mating arrangements with dealers
and distributors TO handle the Junior
Eight. the LocomohIle popular, priced
S-cyilndcv car
Not IN all my experiences, said
Mr. Hoyt, have | found important
dealers and distributors 50 ready 20
change lines. The reason seems TO be
that most OF the cars in the s. 900
price class have been steadily ap-
preaching a standard so similar tn
line and design that. there is not
enough difference between makes 20
afford sales arguments.
But In the Junior Eight they are
finding something dlrfcrent--a car
that many claim is two years ahead
in design and construction. The
name Locomobilc guarantees is
quality The result is that our up,
pllcatlons for dealer franchise are
far In excess OK our production
schedules"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
Tire Price Rise Due to
Limited Rubber Supply
British Hold on Crude Rubber Causes Re-
striction in Export to This Country

tho reason FOR die four ADVANCE We
already have witnessed this year,
Tho most important ingredient In
tires r. rubber, and ur0 mnuufar.
turers can't set enough crude rubber.
This crude rubber has advanced with.
iHE the last year from 20 ccut 20 a.
high Dr. flz2 a pound. or trOta $50
a ton 20 1858 ton.
why has crude rubber EJns up7
Wen. n Is explained IN this manner.
The most Of tho worlds rubber SUP
ply n grown IN the British coloulsa.
Tho parliament o. Great Britain
passed a law. known as the Stephen.
son bin, which restricts tho amount
0f rubber that may DO produced. fixes
tho amount Of crude rubber that MAJ
DO exported. The committee report
Ink the bill 10 parliament claimed &
was intended for tho relief Of the
rubber growers, but THIS condition IS
grief 10 American tire users. Tor
whom the consumption OF rubber q
greatly increasing. while tho produc.
ton Is greatly decreased by this law.
There Is no way 20 beat the law
OF supply and demand. and the only
way FOR the motorist TO protect him
self n 20 stock up on tires before
any further advances. Owing 10 tho
condition In which tire manufacturer
find themselves. other advances arc
imminent. There Is once source OF
consolation 10 the mOtorist. however.
and that Is that We are getting better
tires today than at any time IN his.
tory. and the careful buyer and driver
always gets his full moneys worth"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
Hundreds Have Bought
NeW Hundreds are say
ing IL Want That STAR"

ON.every side you find enthusiasm
for Star-the big, hearty praise of
Star owners, or the excited antici-
patton of those hundreds about to
buy Stars. Il want that Starr is a
statement you hear more and more!
Value-real practical, exclusive
value features stands back Of this
great wave Of Star Car popularity,
Star has fought its way to the top on
unusual merit. Now Star reaps the
deserved approval of motorists who
know what to look for-owners who
now buy with previous experience
to guide and to influence them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
USED CAR AUTO
SHOW IN PARIS
Big Wooden Barracks 10 Be
Grounds for Unique Show

PARIS. Oct, 2i.-raris. iu the 10.
turc. VIII have two automobile
shows. One. tho great motor salon
viii continue 20 be held each year in
the Grand Palaig. where In tho rich
setting OF that great granite pile the
production % French motor cnEi
nCsra will DO displayed IN all their
glory. Tho other. 20 be lnaugurateJ
this year. will 10 housed In great
wooden barracks az tho Versailles
gate-thc first used chr salon in the
history Of automobiles.
This popular salon la expected 10
put n motor chr in every home, for
there Will be models for every purse.
prc.war rcllcB FOR a Few hundred
francs or slightly used cars for
slightly used prices.
The wooden barracks which house
the Paris trpdo fair on tho dcmol.
lshcd Qualifications VIII caro- for the
used car salon. There viii he a
strict standard OF decoration for tho
exhibition. and nlthoA there ~ no age
limit on tho cars to be shown. there
is a certain esthctic limit below and
beyond which the exhibitors must
not pass in arranging their displays.
And to make sure that automobile
manufacturers do not cut in on this
show. It's organizers have set down
in the regulations that only those
cars will DO considered an used
cars" which bear factory serial mum.
bors previous TO December 81. 1924.
incidentally. there IS no obligation
to buy or sell. the regulations again
including n provision That nm cxhib.
itor may trade his car II he desires
for any other shown in tho snlon.
He need not even display n price
card and no will probably do as tho
general run OF French busincss men
do-judgo his prospect by tho clean.
ness Of HIS collar and tho slnnt Of
his heels, and fix his price accord.
ingly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
Montana Roads
Weak Link in
National Chain

A chain ~ no stronger thhh Ilh
weakest link. and tho transeonl-
mental highway IL no better than lA
poorest stretch OF road Unfortunate
iy Montana is furnishing that
stretch on tho eaStand west high
ways that traverse this state. hook
ing Il up with Washington and Idaho
on the west and the rest Of tho ma
ton on the cast
That is not n criticism Of Montana's
attitude on good roads. Montana is q
state Of vast mileage. east and west
and scanty population. relatively
speaking. Some OF tho counties
along the northern route OF any
Translate highway have 10 few PEG
pic that Il would be a prohibitive bur
den. possibly. for them 70 maintain
an improved motor highway thru
their county.
Good roads men Of Montana, meet.
ing al Jefferson Island the other day
admitted the lack Of good road the
entire width Of the estate, cast 20
west. They insisted that something
must 10 done about Il.
Tourist traffic by automobile IS in
crcasing each year and the tourists
arc becoming moro cInrting about
roads. States with good roads have
spoiled them for states where the
roads are notoriously bad.
Montana. Of course. is the biggest
Immediate sufferer. Tourists who
would lolter In the state and spend
money. II the roads were good. now
go south and pass up tho entire Pa.
clfc Northwest II is almost as II
no castwcst highway existed.
Montana has done SIS best In the
past. but II must do better in the
future, IL the tourist business Is 10 be
held and developed, u may DO too
big a question FOR Montana alone.
Possibly outside agencies should
lend "a helping hand Something
must be done n Montana and tho
Northwest arc 10 get their share OF
the tourist traffic. The Spokesman.
Review.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
NUPPLEMENTINo he urlet a.

SUPPLEMESTINC the brief an
- nouucnmcnt by tho General
Moiors corporation Of tho new ear
which they have perfected and which
viii shortly 80 into production. the
following interesting facts concern
ing this new creation are given 90
The public .
There already has been appropri,
atcd sao0o GOO fpT the original cx,
pcndi,urc for machinery and phys
ieal equipment
A new light SIX car i 20 be brougst
out on a basis % first year produc-
ton never before attempted The
program. IN an Us various ramin,
cations. has been under way for more
than two years The engineering
reached stage Of completion some
inoRthS aEo.
Carefully adopted after a fun can
vas Of an tho facts, the plans call
for the production % 10000 cans the
first year, The materials entering
into production have been purchased
and details largely arranged Tor this
vast enterprise
This car win be made in the oak
land plant In conjunction with the
present Oakland and win be an en-
tirvly new addition 20 the General
Motors line Of passenger cars,
Employment will be given 10 up
MAIDS OF 1000 men, stated General
Akanacar A Il CLANCY OF the Oak.
land. "and the new light six flll be
officially ehrlStened just prior 10 the
New York automobile show in jan
vary"
The new car will be known as a
c0npanion car to the present oak
land which has been meeting with
such great favor turnout the country.
and viii be handled by the same
dealer organization.
Expansion OF machine shop and
assembly line facilities has been GO
ing forward for some time. SO that
the new car can be put into produc.
tion In Decems~r. II viii be shown at
The January show IN New York. when
ior the first time the name. spccifi-
cations and price Will be disclosed.
The only announcement made is that
Fisher bodies VIII be used and tho
price will range between the Chew
roiet and Oldxmobilc lines.
But in the meantime there is tax.
Ing place the most far-reaehing prep
aration for production OF $1,000 cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21

run down. tho Insulation OF the
wiring be- cut or rubbed some
whore 20 that uu excessive
amount Or current Is flowing else.
whore. Yet II only takes n few
minutes 10 check up on these
things
Suppose sou read tho ins,ruc,
ton book that accompanies your
car and get acquainted with the
electrical diagrams therein. DO
this and the next time tho cleo.
tncal system goes on tho blink
you viii bc moro familiar with u
and 10 20 i--you can remedy the
trouble.
This. seemingly. g. an age Of
push buttons. You push a but
ton whrs you want food or drink.
And a push on a button no bigger
than n i0.cont piece vii start an
s5shoFse gasoline engine.
And the chap who ucglects the
foregoing advice win pay the
piper Tor having danced thru the
season with n starting system
which has been totally neglected.
And set when he comes TO pay
tho hills viii raise an awful
howl.
Rc reasonable,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21
EUROPEANS TEST
CHEAP FUEL
Mixture of Water and Solid
Fuel Tried Out by Autos

PARIS. Oct. 2i.--Producor gas. as
q fuel for automobiles. has been put
10 actual test in a fleet OF trucks
making 4 run thru France and Bel.
GUM.
Producer gas IS generated by the
mixture OF water and solid fuel.
The heat decomposes the water and
produces gas that gives OFF power
IKE that obtained from gasoline
vapor.
Many French automobile firms are
interested IN this new kind OF fuel
from an economic viewpoint Russia
also Is trying to get these firms TO
demonstrate the gas there.
After the long run the engines viii
be put on bench tests and examined
10 see what effect the fuel had on
hem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-21

No stopping the widespread recog-
milton of Star value-every day the
Star Million Dollar Motor verifes
the owners good judgement by turn
ing in hundreds and hundreds of
miles Of faultless performance. That's
why every Star owner will tell you,
You can't go wrong on the power
full Star!"
OpPortunity!- you pay only as
much as you desire under the gen.
erous, history making terms of the
Star Gold Certificate Save and
Earn Plan.