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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-07-11

In pugilistic circles, the fight refer
red to in last weeks issue Of the
Democrat, between Weinert, a white
man, and Wills, negro, rsulted in
quick victory for the latter. An argu
ment against these racial clashes was
furnished by fracas in one of the
large cities Immediately after the
battle. The negroes, elated by the
victory Of their representative, cele-
brated it by an attack on the whites.
1t is to be hoped the fight promoters
will pass up any go between Demp-
sey and Wills. Such a battle leaves
all for the white man to lose and moth
ing for him to gain. He has the
heavyweight championship now in his
possession, and he could not increase
its value by whipping all the negroes
in creation.
Dempsey is expected home soon from
his European trip, and says he is
ready for some ring work. Whether
his long lay-off will prevent his get
ting back to form remains to be seen.
The Delmarvia League composed of
four clubs-Snow Hill, Newark, Days
boro, and Chincoteague are having
their own fun and plenty of it, as
the Berlin Times says, if the League
had two more clubs it would have six,
so why not Pocomoke and Berlin get
into the game.
Snow Hill would have a walk-over
if they should use Humphreys; but
it is likely that, if he works at all, he
will join some Eastern Shore League
Club. He has signed contract with
the Washington American League
team for 1926, and will do only light
work until he joins the big show. He
seems to have the stuff, but he has
never had a real test yet. Worcester
county fans would like to see him 60
against one Of the Sho' teams. Some
line would then be gotten on his
strength.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-07-11
Bevans Boys Plan Escape
CONTINUED from Page u

Continued from Page u
were arrested at Cape Charles. Three
weeks later they escaped after beating
the man who had them in custody.
They were arrested again March 26
on the Philadelphia pike, six miles
from Wilmington.
Andrew was given twenty-five years
and Luther was sentenced to fifteen
years.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-07-11
Summer is "The Season"

Thousands ofpeople in the north arelearn>
ing for the first time this summer what
more sophisticated travellers have learned:
that this unique southeast coast of Florida
is the most delightful shore in the country
for asummervacation. A prevailing south
Evening star., 1925-11-15
Assorting and Grading an Importation of 0iamonds
Our first task afte,

Our first task after
receiving an importa.
tion of diamonds is to
grade, weigh and sep.
arate the perfect from
the imperfect. The
jeweler who is a dia.
mond expert will
srade his prices not
only as to weight, but
also as to quality.
Whether you buy q
perfect or an imper.
feet gem from us you
get an equal intrinsic
or resale value, the
imperfect diamonds
being priced sufficient.
ly less than the per-
feet to equalizc this
value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
BEATS MAN WITH
IRON BAR
Thug Caught After Attack;
Victim Seriously Hurt

uru,ally bcaisn BY q thus armed
with IA two-foot iron bar Henry
German. proprietor u a clothing
stors al s01l First ave. waA taken
10 tho city hospital saturday hlh
assailant. George Douglas. q. 10
held ia tho city Jail. lie admits
the attack.
Douglas entered tho store 10 rob
German. he said lie asked for
pair ~ rhocs, and German bcn,
over 90 pick out a pair. Douglas
stunned him with blow on ne
head ana r,yageiy continued TO beat
him German ty Ia q pool u
blood when witnesses entered.
Pred -. Adams, so2i Fiui ave-.
Herbert Cotton. of his Lake, and
Joe Mansini. 3oa Sixth ave. n.
chased Douglas into a hole under
building and dlsarmed him after
sharp tight lie Was taken 70
jail.
Douglas said be was desperately
hungry hadn't eaten Tor two days
and bad been living IN box caru.
lie found the bar and used Il Tor a
weapon after wrapping Il IN paper.
German will recover. Il h believed
by hospital physlclnna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
Building Permits

j. ~ Yesman. stos Woodland ave- alter
residence. 1900
Il. 4 LIiiieo, $40 soth Z. w. residence
addition. $500.
w. ". TangEard. sili Graham. frame
residence tkee.
Name Madouiet. 5Qo6 .l2th 3, frame
residence. $500.
$. =. Ftiss. sis ;:nd y. frame residence.
tg5e0.
p. D Maebride. 81: Hose bldg. building
addition. $4,000.
John zwickey, 2oit z. Aloha. frame resi-
denoe. t5see.
Isak Johnson. ssos w. ss,h st. mill ga
rage. $500.
Mrs Poat. alter residence. $500.
T. j. MeCurdy. 1899 Harvard ave. frame
residence. $4,000.
L. NJ. stewart. 29os W. e2rd. frame resi-
deuee, $3.50.
II +. Giles. a0i Chamber OF Commerce,
frame residence. $4,000.
Olympic Brick Co. Hoge bldg, frame
building. $4,000,
y. c. Jorsenscn. 81 W. roth, frame resi-
denco. $4,000.
O. Y. pewater. 7eSs AlonEo, frame rcsi-
dcncc. $4,000.
q. I. wakeman. bank OF California.
frame residence. $4,000.
j. l. Boness. a.ie seth $. W. frame resi-
dencr, $500.
]. Schroeder. s3st L. Iaurelhurst dr..
Franc residence. $4,000.
X W. smith. sis saith ave. y. frame
residence, i7.7So.
c. A. Anthony 1915 saith s. w. frame
residence, $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
is
ARRESTED
Declared by Police to Be
Famous HliaCker

John ". uau Browu. declared
bY bia captora 10 be a famous rum
runner ana hiilckgr suspect. H IN
the immigration station awaiting
filing OF charges growing out Of hla
capture yary Friday a. Point Wi
liams. on the north end " Ssmiah
island. 10y tine cuaat Fuari patrol
boat 80. s6!.
The coast guard also seized an
auto truck and 10 cases ~ choice
liquors A speedy boat. rald 20
have landed tho booEe. cro1ped after
a rifle battle which ended only
when the boat. said 10 have beep
tho Mooub-am. ouidislancsd the
federal cmft.
The seizure was made after the
liquor had been landed The guard
formed a landing party and surprised
johnson and the truck. which b0ro
the label. Cleveland Dairy Products
Co"
Dry officers 20 whom Brown sur
rendered say be- disriAims knowledge
OF the truck or iiquor aud said he
had just been walking around Tho
island aud happened 20 arrive az tho
same time HH the officers.
The truck was driven 10 Seattle by
two members or thu patrol Grow,
The liquor was brought down on the
boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
ny MARIE ROWE DUNBAR

OLYMPIA. Feb. i4.--For the first
" time In tho history OF the state,
three women escorted a governor
into legislative halls. Representative
Maude sweetman, Of Seattle. Repre-
sentative Mrs. Harry John Miller, Of
Everett. Representative Belle Reeves,
Of wenatchee. and Senator Ralph
Metcaif. OF Pierce. and Senator Oil.
yer Hall. OF whitman, composed a
Joint committee which escorted Gov.
Roland II. Hartley 10 senate and
house chambers. where no delivered
his farewell message - his fourth
message-to the members OF the leg.
stature.
Mrs. swcetman. OF Seattle. led the
official procession.
The governor OF the state OF
washington" was the Introduction.
uttered in soprano instead OF the
usual bass.
Mrs. sweetman. prior to the gov
ernor's message. read resolution
commanding Speaker Floyd u. Dan
skin. OF Spokane. on his efficient
service as pilot OF the house. The
resolution, unanimously passed. also
asked that MIR. Danskin be speaker
during the fail term Of the legis-
Iws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
Broadcast Child
Welfare Program

The program OF the annnul Child
Welfare luncheon to be held at the
Lake City clubhouse on Tuesday,
February IA. viii he broadcast over
KFoA from / 30 to 3 p. IN. The pro.
gram will be as follows:
Invocation ..... Dr.. T. y Van der Las
Singing. "America''--
Leader. Nr. Ernest IT. Worth.
Flag salute. directed by............
............ Mrs. Calvin e. Phillips
''Presidsnt's Greeting" ...-.,...-....
............Mr John g. Matthews
'-Toastmistress" Mrs. George X. Hannah
THE School Board" ............s...
.............Ar. o. u. Thorgrimson
The Seattle Schools Mr.. Th0s X. Cole
The University OF Warrington.
................ DR. henry BuzSallo
Nnsic-8eiected. Mr.. Ernest n. Worth
"a Message from the Class Rroon''..
...-........,s...N Miss Mary walters
''Response from a Mother ..........
................... Mrs. q. ". Brown
~ Woman on tho School Bonrd"
...............Mrs Herman Watson
"Address". DR.. chauncoy J. Hawkins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
BOY RUN DOWN
BY AUTO
Relative OF Child, Aged 6,
ChaseS Cars Drivers

Charles Monrlt. n 10" Hel.eyisw
Dairy company. was arrested by po-
lice ana lodged boo the city jain after
DE- b alleged 60 have run down and
KILLED james Marine, @ in front pf
his home. go 25fh ays 81 hto Fri
day.
Mnnetl waa released on bis per
ronaI rerognlzanc. pending further
Investigation OF tine futnlity.
Tho chlld was tho Hon u hrs ~
Marine. sister Of Frank Johnston,
but had been adopted b. the John.
stsn family.
The death is the 18Th here from
auto accidents since the first day u
1925.
Johnston told ofncors that Mon.
rtta car had dragged the child 80
feet before Il stopped with O wheel
resting on the little form. The boy
was Instantly killed.
Monett reported that the child ran
In front Of bis ear from between two
sewer pipes. Of which there are a
great many strung along the west
curb. A sewer excavation extends
along the other side o. the avenue,
he said his car vas travelling but
four or five miles an hour aud pro.
noeded bat 10 feet before Il stopped
Tho coroner u probing the case.
A 7yenr-old boy received ffuc.
lures 90 both legs, byear'old
japanese boy was painfully Ia,
jurcd. and two aged men were hurt
IN automobile accidents Friday
Louis Bnno. 7. u fg23 Rainier
ave. was struck down By an auto
mobile truck driven by Garrett
uuigrn. Or Rsnton. police reported.
~ the city hospital surgeons found
both Of the lads ioga we're broken.
Louis sister. Irene. 5. who ran into
tho street with him. escaped injury.
Iiuigcn told officers ho did not Bee
the children In time 10 stop.
Robert silaa, 70. who lives az 1916
West 57ih a.. iH In the city hoapi.
tai with "a twisted ankle and head
laecmtions % result OF having
been struck by r. A. Twiehelrs au.
,omohile at Sixth ave. and Jackson
a. Twichcll'H address. according 10
the police blotter. f. 5i5 aoth ave. S.
Emergency treatment Was given
AZ The city hospital 20 SobayHshi
Akoda. O. Of 40 Maynard alley.
when be WAS hit BY car driven
by John Brenk. 1906 Third ave.
Tho child sustained Injuries to his
arms and legs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
Hartley Machine to be
Put to Test I've Summer
If 1t Fails, Governor Is Due for Terrible
Session Next November

OLYMPIA, Feb. it.-With a
smile of triumph on his lips Cover.
nor Hartley today prepared to put
into motion machine built from
his plans by the state legislature.
The legislature closed down late
yesterday. willing 10 SIT back this
summer and watch tho goycrnor
give The machine it's trial runs.
II the machine works toward bet
ter tax conditions. a lowering "
expenses. a gain m efficiency. iegis-
hltors are quite willing 10 come
hack here in November and assume
their share Of the pridcfui point.
ing
II The machine Eruana, Easps and
gets stuck. tho Legislators VII
thumb their noses ana Say; we
told you So
Hartleys machine Is butt 70 do
three main things Ga Survey state
institutions. (D Get a tax commits
sion to work evening up tax vaiu'
atoms: (al Put the state finances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
Mutual Admiration at
Close of Legislature

Then along camo Gov Hartley
with more bouquets.
Il ,horoiy appreciate beyond what
words can express this splendid work
OF this shor, session" said tho gov.
ernor. ''1t Is a credit to the state Of
Washington. bear not this slight.
est m will toward any soul here and
against no member Of this house"
The governor then invited tho
members to talk over nffhra OF s,nic
with him during the interim OF tho
two 1895 sessions. and told them
they were free 10 come and discuss
such affairs. whether they agreed
with him or not"
MAY the blessing OF heaven be
with each one Of you. Goodbye -
said the governor in lowered tone.
Thus the stormy 1895 winter ses-
sion adjourned at l;fs Friday after.
noon. after II had been turned into
a mutual admiration party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
New Corporations

Green River Lumber and Single Co.
4 N. Bri1. Walter Briy. Geo. Peterson
80 years. Bald. fis9.se0.
Meadows SanRtorium. inc.-R. T. Rus
sell. Emma Russell. $4,000; 50 years
Seattle.
North End Inv. Ca. l.. Hardesty,
]. =. MeAuley. $1,000: 30 years. Seattle
Dunn Motors. inc. NJ. Dunn. II. A
Iofiin. II. II. Griffin, 30 years. $4,000
Seattle.
Morse. Wiley Gov. c. Morse. ciif.
ford Wiley. $4,000 so years. Seattle
Outdoor Stores. inc.-M. J. Loundsen
W I. Grin. so years. Seattle. $4,000
Morton Hardware Co. Inc. Morton.
$4,000. G. u. Smith. G. W. Morris.
Young Investment Co.. Seattle. Amend
ment changing name TO Roo Investment
Co. Geo. V. ostroth, 5s7 Pioneer bldg.
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
Soothing Words Bring
Legislature to Close!
Farmers Defeated in Fight for Seed
Wheat; Session Adjourned

DLNMrIN. Fcb Slipping hack
" into its rulr 20 "a meek and ubc,
Airnt holiN. the state legislature
passed tho FINAL three ~ Gov. 10,
land H. Iiay,igy- "rsn Command.
mrnts" Fyiiay. heard "a few sooth-
ING woris from the executive and
adjourned sine die late in tho dry
Tho threatened revolt, In the Ian.
guagc 90 tho gallery here. was a
Mexican revolution that is, "a lot
OF Noise without ans fatalities.
The tax commission hilis pet inca
surc Of Gov. Hartley was passed
first This measure had been held
30 committee aa a club with which
20 bludgyon Hartley into withdraw.
lng his opposition 20 the seed wheat
relief measure. The seed wheat hlll
was loft 90 die Friday, is supporters
making no effort 60 revive u after
Hartlcys final vicious attack upon
h Thursday.
Certain amendments. the conurina'
ton OF tho commissioner hy the
senate and tho use 90 rate making
valuation of public service bodies Tor
taxation purposes. wcrc written
into 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
Kerosene Victim Is
Seriously Injured

J III. Hougnn. burned when hc az.
tempted 70 start firc early Friday
with kerosene. was sun In n critical
condition 1t the city hospital. su;ur.
day lie II shoe dealer. living al
i3fs iith ave. s. where the accident
occurred
Hougau arose Friday and poured
the kerosene on the blaze be had
started In the stove. The flames nan
hack up the stream 20 the can and
igniied his hair and clothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
BEARS OPERATE
IN STREET
Drop Fails 10 Effect PRO.
nOunCed Bull Market
WALL srHEET JOURNAL FtsAx
tIAI EIkff-W az


SEW YORK. FEB. -Prgross..s
irfrEYianfy rhararfsrizel ~.
movements fu fHr general flst =, Il.
Weekend Baldwin ana Ameg.s..
WOODEN were FubIarffd h. go
selling Eg ErgferrIquaIs gbaratf,, y
the theory rhat these Htgeks 49,
Boz hurt ~ tHa poor ah0Wing 49,
their forthcoming reports for ~
HF. expected ~ make
Etas. common was alec heavy t.,.,
or ihH session and |TH behavior -
fTrIFr1 IA depressing influences !.
trGrIblr Republic ana other 49,
pendent Etsrls Despite me 80.
ri these stocks, however. Hufnei.,.
strong support WAS Boa evidence j.
dsWoustrats that the bull mari,
WHs by uu means over. OIL shste.
wlth General Petroleum az iesAs,
made good response 10 futfts,
crude pFlEe iurTeuHHH
Maxwell Issues were features a.
strength Iu the motor group. vtiis
sEfhuHiastlr builiEh dem0nstfstls,.
were staged Boz International psrss
WrstrF Union and Dupont.
The market closed lower Closi,.
prices included a. b Steel NJ ~
D. baldwin 1888 or ~. gtnds.
baker. ttis, on e. American a.
l75A. or iits American Woolss
Gba or e Cast Iron Pipe. gzi ~
General Motors. 7G7s. on 4.
American Locomotive. Il34, On Z.
Texas Company. fsfs. or 4. Ma.
well. H. 49,. up e.. RADIO. Cs.. ~
Ia Western Union. 1909, % 4.
New York Central. lEzH. on ~.
Frisco. G7ia, or .. Sd. Paul tf'
OF z, ~ x 4 r. g7h, up <; Mses
Truck, ii8h or =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
REFU GEES OF
ARCTIC HERE
ESkimOS Taken Off Wran-
cell Island Reach Seattle

Iaviug suffered untold harishirS
IN the fgo1en and unclyillzcd North,
land. a party ~ n EskimoS sur
viyors ~ the Harold Nolcr cNpe,ii-
ton on wr8ngel island arrived 100
Seattle late Friday ca the i,u
Maru
Three Of the "A men ana women
who settled on Wraugvn island with
Charles Wells as their leader, in
August. 1898. have died No,cc, Who
took Them Ia the island, nilrd a
send ship Tor their return hui
they werc taken OF In August is2t
by the soviet ship, 'Red ocioher'
ana taken 10 Nladiyosiok whero
they were treated kindly
Wells died In Nl9diNosiok nom
pneumonia. and two other mcmhefs
~ the party died Almost an %
the survivors are m from their
long hariships They are In care
of the American Rcd CToss now
and viii D. taken hack to their
home on the Noatak river Alaska.
Tales Of their capture and harsh
treatment by the soviots were dc
MED by the expedition survivors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY rs

NJ pA--CtAtnl
KHQ. Bush & Lane. 273 me-
tera-9-10. church seryices.
KJR. y. ". Radio Co. i05 me-
ters-ii-I215. morning service
from the First Methodist Episco-.
pal church. 1905. organ recital
by Mrs. J Montgomery Lynch;
$3.50. vgAper services.
XIV, Ftrst Presbyterian
church. 3s0 metera-ii-i2:30.
morning church services; st:g0.
Bible lesson conducted by 8. v.
Wingatc; 7;l5-9.30. Ycspcr scrV-
ices.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ~
KFOA, Rhodes department.
store. 4b5 metera-4-5:t5. william
Hoffman'B Olympic Hotel concert
1rchestrg. By remote control;
5:45-S.i5. dance music program
With feature numbers by Betty
winningbam. 5-year-old soloist
s.S0-i0. Meyers Melody Night
Hawks: 1911. Eddie Hardness
and his orchestra. by remote con-
troll from tho Marine room OF The
Olympic Hotel.
KJR. Northwest Radio Co. 40b
meters 49, 12:30-i:30. orchestra
musical program. 1902, sport
news.
KHQ. Bush & Lano Co. 273
meters "a. request musical
numbers: 5000. special musical
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived FEB. lt-Ha Charlie Watson.
from RNha. Alaska. 20 noon. stT Crofton
Hall New York VIA ports Al II a. IN, htr
Steel Trader from Baltimore Via ports.
str Ruth Alexander from Taremn ~
5.15 e. ~. Fsb i1---str Minnssoian
from Tacoma AZ 9 p. m, me- Admiral
psary from Vancouver via sound ports
AZ 1889 =. m. HtT Ia PgfisimH from
Iaa Angeles via Edmnnda az 10 p. m.
stf Nofthihnd from BeliinEham AZ 7ta0
y M. ar AiAbama Maru from yanoou.
yer Via ports ~ 7sis y. M. ctr fyo Anru
from IionFhong via ports ~ o m. ~
Makiki from Honoiuiu VIA ports AZ
p. M. str skHKway from Los Angeles
q, 1850 y. "a.
sailed-Feh it.-sir Ia Purisima for
Ios Angeles at 70 a m. ctr Alabama
Maru for SHANGHAI via ports Al 10 a m.
me Admiral Peary for Los Angeles via
ports at A. m Feb. it.-Str skaE-
way for Everett Al .. m. ctr saehAcu
f1r Hamburg via ports a. s.iS ,. m.
~ y y. Kingsley for los Angeles via
san Francisco Al $3.50 p. m. str Ed
ward i.uekenhach for Boston VIA ports
az .. m. sir Ruth Alexander for Ia
coma AZ y. m. ma Tosda for Valparaiso
via ports a, t.io p. m. str Princes Ena
for u. G. pof;s a, si1e y. m
Smith Cove TermInsl--Pier ti--st Iyo
Maru.
pier it-Etr Mlnnesotan.
Pin iIB-u 4. e. \. Dellwood-
pier s-etr Alabama Maru.
pier s-strs Victoria. Northwestern. Re-
donio.
pier B-Ms Admiral cPary.
Pier D-sirs Ruth Alexander. IL =.
Alexander.
L. Shipping Board Mcorings--sir Cup
rum.
seattle FIGURING Min-str Northland.
Hanford street Tcrmlnai-str steel
Trader.
Spokane street TerminAl--str Trojan
stkr.
East waterway Dock & Warehouse CO.
SIR Harry LucSsnhach.
Todd Dry pocks-gtfr President Madison,
President Grant. Yukon. ms Patterson.
Annea terminal Co.-Str %m. Campien-
Ne,iieton's Mlli--s,r Santa liner.
vi,siow Marine Railway tEagle Hnrboro
.-sehrs Vancouver. Ella A. Alnmna-
hktn, Conaueror. hargcs coauitlam
cry. Griffspn, strs Criffdu. NehRlem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

THE ANSWER TO FRIDAYS
plILIl \.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

The 30 per cent bond election blll
pass,J. after the Joker clause
had boon withdrawn ut The insist.
cncc 90 Councilmen Phil Tiudall and
Ralph Nichols. OF Seattle. who said
h would prevent FUTURE bond sales
on che skhEit project
The third measure. CLEANSING tho
timo ~ meeting of state boards Of
equalization. went thru nicely
Ilrut. GOV. Lon Johnson appointed
Senators HAL and Motoalf 90 notify
the governor the session was about
90 adjourn, Speaker psnskin. "
the house. named the three women
members. Mru Maude swcctmnn %
King. Mrs. Harry John Miller Of
snobomth and Mu Belle Reeves
OF Chehn Tor the same purpuac.
Arm lp arm. the two groups
came back. with the governor In
their midst 10 the senate. where
a few soft and nat,efing phrases
were handled. % the house. whore a
Hrrncr tone was voiced. and tho
18th. the shortest. most suhserviont
OF an Washington legislatures
bowed Itself out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
INSURANCE FUND
S109,O5O
Campaign for 0rthopedic
Hospital Progresses

with tiss.05o total endowment nfc
Insurance written az tbs eloaa Of the
fourth days campaign To raise
8. 600 900. and an amount nearly
twicr az large already pledged but
not set written officers and work
srH feel assured q their ability %
bring the drive 10 succsnaiul lin.
ish. according "a reports at ycstcf.
days meeting
Everybody buying some ondow.
meut insurance for the Orihopcdic
h building a lasting memorial 10 him
or herself that viii BE- az work
STRENGTHENING out twisted limbs and
bringing smiles 10 paiu.worn little
faceb long after the donor has
passed on. sald A. g. ElfouI. colonel
nf ono Of the divisions
Yesterday reported total was
ssgbkB.
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state license department. who declare
she Ia continuing starvation cures"
which Morrow claims have resulted
seriously for several n her patients
recently
Sho was unable % furnish 1880
bail. but expected 10 post Il satur-
iay Meanwhile Morrow and Drew
arc watching the condition ~ the
Seattle man. alleged 20 Do in a crit.
cal condition from weakness brought
on by the fasting II he dies. Nor
rpW said. Dr. Hazard viii be- charged
With murder ga KitHap county.
~ Tho hanniorium the officers Sat
ur,ny found two other patients. both
very weak fum fasting
Mrs Hazard was convicted after
TIE death Of Claire williamson in
1911 who with "a sister had been
patient ~ OlailA Tho williamson
woman. authorities taii. had be.
queathei some Of her estate % the
Harvard institution. Ia January.
1894. thr state department 81 health
started a new investigation following
tho death % "a former patient of DR.
Hazard 80 action vaa taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
Chicago Board of Trade
Omaha Live Stock

Cattle Receipts. 100. Tons Of market.
dun. YesrliuEs. tGt0us.7L. steers.
itI9Uiqs cows and he.fvna. tz2b o.
stoehrrs and feeders. ffuEzsi calves.
tEggWiQsss bulls Hnd stage. ig7tu
go,
Hogs Receipts Iz.Fo9, Tone % market.
Hir0nE % ioglGr higher. Bulk. 700
1859. top. tiGtp
sheep Receipts. 6.zbB Tone u market
vrak Warnings. tizgIAfss veihrrF.
tiouioTf. lambs. ii6.t1u 1885, s~ss.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS

XII. Los Angeles. i67 meters
5:30-6 ,. m. program presented
by the Harmony club.
KGO Oakland, 1855 meters--S
p. m, California string quartet.
f0-1 n. m. Henry Halstsad's
dance orchestra from the 81.
Francis hatel.
KPO. San Francisco. 1875 mo-
tera-s-t2 =. m, Art Wiedncr's
orchestra playing at the Fair
mont hotel
KEW, Portland. 1851 meters
10 y. M. COiburn's Melody Men
Of the Hotel Portland.
XIII. Los Angeles, f0i.i me-
tcrs--6-6;30 p. m. Art Hickmnn's
concert orchestra from tho Bit
more hotel. G.30-7:l0. chiidren'A
program; $40. special program;
1911. 1Iickman's dance orchestra
from the Biltmore hotel: 1880.