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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Building Permits

WIN. wist, au5 Mercer st, alter resi-
dencc $500
John TTanolich. gS4g Iowa ave, store
addition 1850
Continental Fuel Co. 1907 Utah St. gar.
aEo $500.
Geo. areGby 5os-O7 y. seth st. garage.
$500.
- W Roberts lS07 MldvaIe ave. apart
mcnt houuc. $4,000.
c, u. Morton. $40 =. 55th st., frame
residence, S2.7oo.
e. II. Morton. SO 4. 5sth st.. frame
residence. 5000.
Wash. Bakeries Inc. 80. 18th ave. s
alter building, $4,000
chRs, ArcnsburE. ISi7 Burke ave, fran.
residence. $500.
Chas. AronsburE. 4si5 Burke ave. frame
residence. $500
Chsu Arcnsburg. 4a17 Burke ave. franz.
residence So 500
W. l., ZleglitE, 4257 woodland Park,
frame residence. $4,000.
]. l. Jerome 6e72 sixth n. z. frame
residence. $4,000.
Frye & Co, Ninth s and walker, ware
house. $4,000
Z. =. Eird. 6la ". 18th st. frnmp real
dcneo. $4,000.
TwrcIl shoe Go. 20, Pine ST.. alter store
front. Ss,p0o.
J. omdale. Gt6 i.alScview, frame resi-
dcnCe Sat1H
j. omdalC, Gl6 Inkovlcw. frame resi-
dcnce, t2.4O0
Rev. r. II. Slettcduhl. IS Marion. frame
residence. $4,000.
W H. Thompson. sos Plummcr. frame
residence. {e.T0o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
BANK CLEARINGs
Seattle
Portland
New Corporations

wagncr Brothers, Inc. seattle VI,
George Wagner and Albert ). "..e,-,i
To conduct and maintain a So.
manufacturing business and pS'..sss,,.
tho business OF manufacturing
ware Of every nature ,rH
Mary A. Kelly. Inc, sesuie. n
Mary 4. Kelly and Nora A. Ch., AZ.
engage in and conduct q genera .
ehRndisius business, TO deal ~ w.
tato and Interests In real estate a, n.
burlington. Case & Gibson, 49, 4
rington, A. II. Case, d. H. e''s
years, Seattle, $4,000. - W.
Bungc Harper Lumber Co.-Ns, a.
per. r. A. Bunge. 80 years ses''''
zoe IN. y
Admiralty Investment Co.--Phhlp =
Macbridv. L. W, Macbridc, ~
attic. $4,000. 81
G., Brown. T. ]. smith. G. D. hsN
80 years. Seattle. y
Adams. A. J. FisNcn. J. d. hsis .-s,r.
Schroeder. Samuel Collyer 6; y J.
IL. a. NJ Bonnar, F. W, We.s s,usf
Elliott. % years, seattle. no eap,'S mars
\ and A corporation-Niehois1.,, t.A.
T.. W. Anderson, 30 years se~'"
coo. ~
Spiritual Church OF Truth-n,s,- ,.orsA
tIpscomb, r. Z. shaw, Herbert hNf
II. Neville; Seattle. ~ rna
Emel steel Brokerage co.. ~.
@ A, steel. 80 years; Seattle, ~ 4
Barry Moor Investment 20 s..,.ls
Barry, J. i. ffeuncssy, " years
$4,000. n r.
Liberty Cabinet Shop, Inc. s.,,ilt
stein. Morris Robey. 50 years
$4,000. ....,a {
c. Il. Jewellers Coo. ohils,,lc
Raining. $4,000, 50 years, seA.ew Il
Pacific Lbr. Transport Co. y. hedge
Hayden. +. 4. Huffcr. j. y
$500. 900. seattle SO years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived -JaH &C.. aH tarHm2Har fr9a
Uafrsrlam 3d. porte at 1880 %. r ~
HufH AIrGaHarr from Tar1ua az $3.50
81 m. atf El FrEHrI4 from Richmond a..
Is.-sa m. jan IsMa EaaH5aI.s ifHw
Sound p4Ta a. 600 9. Ha Oh D. T. D.
HaIuHufr from station af a.sg g. mH or
ArafIa HaF4 from Tacoma af a.is 3 Ff
1fr President Grant from NRHlta Via ports
af f.ts D. m-
sailed -1HH fg-HtT Arabia NaFu Tor
w8U sIa ports af 40 q. mo- Hfg Alaska
mr Alaska aE p a- u. or baa.ia. i.f
ff4srau sia porte af $3.50 ma lr J. A.
Hgffstf Tor EtruH1a1 ET Hn Jan
If -Hr Melton fgT fn7 AaErir- st 10
o. d. urr Melville p1laF Tor Sew York
via ports 90 1880 o. ul.. Htr s.fuaHi Tor
faH Angelic rIa porte Hf $3.50 O. IlH %
No. W Banter faF IaH Angeles We Blaine
OF r m.. F.r Ruth Alexander for 4--
coma az %. m. rfT hHlsaEa Hars tlf
United EIHgEau FIa EuTtr af ? 100 d. tH-
u7 UauHFaIia far Zoe Angeles VIA Ever
en- af 90. b. m.- rrF lfararlaH f1r l4a
AurrIss an see O. w.. rEr EsiyD aaf4 Tor
Kobe gIa urlIHEHam az G y .m-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
WITHDRAW SUIT
City Manager Plan Diff
Guilty Is Settled

The NuuiCipBl league has with
drawn ~ suit Tor o. rrsimiuinF
order against the city u Seattle
90 prevent removal of "a gliy mann
ger petition booth from tho Pike
Phcs public market Tho action
came Friday after Dr George sic,
toughlin, city health officer had
ordered n rcinHiated.
Tho league protested removal 81
iho little booth used b petition
eIrrulntoru on tho ground that the
city administration vuH adopting un,
Ltir tactics % attack the plan which
/ ls expected 10 come G1torv the voters
Nnnrh 10,
Fifteen thousand signatures arr
needed 10 placr Il on the ballots
and an intensive campaigns WIS %
br winged by team captains satur'
] iay, tho last day FOR signing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Gargle Throat
With Aspirin
Clip This if Subject to Sore
Throat or TonSiIitiS

Prepare a harmless and effective
p,rglc by dissolying two Baycr Tab,
cts Of Aspirin IN four tablespoon
guls Of water. Gnrglc throat thor
aughly. Repeat in two hours il
necessary.
BE sure you use only the Renu
no Bayer Tablets o. Aspirin, marked
with the Bayer Cross. which can b.
had in tin boxes 81 twelve tablets
er few cents Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
BIG BUYING AT
BRIEF SESSION
Upward Trend in Stock
Market Continues
WALL STREET JOURNAL TINAN-
tIAL REVIEW

NEW YORK. Jan. i7.-Triduy's
late buying was continued amphatl-
chiiy and Cuutiuciugiy lu tho brief
session at the Weekend
With the standard reviews on con-
ditipns iu merchandising fields en-
thuslHsglc over the existing situation
and the outlook Tor growing pros
peritN bank accumulation was nddi-
upnally fortified by heavy public
demand IN all classes OF stocks.
such circumstances were not ex-
actly couduciy. 10 successful opera
lions on the short side Efforts on
the part OF the bear element to ex-
tricate themselves from their un-
comfortable plight gave emphasis 10
the upward movement. with the re-
suit that the whole market was
buoyant thru the two hours trading.
OPENING prices included: United
states Steel 1888. Off =; American
sugar. ak. up y American Can,
1908, or L Montgomery Ward.
tai, Anaconda. 46i., up /. Union
Pacific, iisis, up z. Allis Chalmers
~. up IL Baldwin. 1894. or = {.
General Electric, S10t. up 4 Read
luE. s1's, up p Texas COMPANY.
Az. up = Southern Pacific. iO47.
up II: MARYLAND. a. up x: New York
Central. 1873: Radio. 1lis. up IL /.
General Motors 727s. up q. NASH
Motors. ass. up 10,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
The Motor Cops
Mistake
by X Frame. care Of X. ID. Slim
spn. Corner r. Madison 81.
and 18th Ave, Seattle.

by X Frame, care Of Il. ID. Slim.
son. Corner r. Madison ST.
and 18th Ave, Seattle.
Il WAITS my handt ~. said the
Dutch MOTOR cop.
ARRAYtng some sgccdou once
more,
"und you 20 ANoDEr whole mile
ere you stop!
Now. REIGN dis road,. and I'm
sore.
u TIRES Of joy riders. I'm SICK
OF dis ROT.
Tells sou I Can Not ISdurs
you
Now. up to der CAPTAIN 10 go you
harf got
Hon Put you Men where It WIN
cure you"
Come. you're Rather hasty," one
specder replied;
The best ARE liable 70 ERR.
Your SPOSTANIETY's Sincere, but
bIdo
Your time Just minute. 10 fair!
We drove. I insist. IN tho limit
straight thru.
We're Home bound, AS lATc as Il Is.
And hero is Rrccnback 20 prove
all e. true
That have told you in this quiz. F."
Il guess dot makes n mistake
sure, alright"
Said t'other. a grin on his face.
Tho speeders once more go their
way in tho night
The cop AGAIN TOLLS 10 his place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove Trrmiral-Fisr u-Ftr PrsFi'
dent Grant
PIER t-HtF Arabia Harg.
Pier .-fiTu Victoria. Alaska NoriETss
rTu
Ftrr SIR Dorothy LusEsHbarh
pier D-s'fs Roth Alexander u. .. Alex
arurr.
Padar coast coal Huuksrs-U q l.. s.
FHInHurs.
Pacific CsaEt Engineering W0rks-u. 3
J1lda Heather
q. b shipping Board M9grlngs-5tT Cup
rum
Alh5rs Bros Milling Tsrminal-s Str
N1rHiuHd
Commercial Boiler worn-U. s 3 sur.
VryuT
Ear waterway Dock a warehouse CO.
fir EaEa Maru.
General Petroleum Trrmiull-Earfr
FuIiu % clyde.
TODD DRY porkz-U. r r uHalga. mr
Patterson. President Mckinley. prcsi,
dent Jefferson Hfr EatafIau
Wen Seattle Training station Eagle 81.
I HrIf9uau'H Dry uaHE slr UrookduiR.
Taylgfs MIII-ME sierra.
Point WrIiF=Hfr DO HfEund0
Wlrri5E Marine Railway Eagle llarhnrl
Fghru NaHHuuEgF. Fila A Aluuna.
thtu C0ngusraT Hfra NshElam GTigdu
tlfEra EiWfilF Henry Willard. Gritfsou
aud C0qufium city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

Dear Miss Gryys I Just wanted 'a
lst YOU know that / DO NOT agree
with the nurse wbusa letter APP
ptarcd IN your columns January
Sth
She stated that 10 was tho par,
euts' fault that wr hish school girls
and boys arc ACTING tbs way 80
do. Miss Grey / know that not 90
be the truth
I. A. a high school giri ot
seattle, can stand back OF that,
Our mothers tell " not To DO .
Thing. and We do Il just TO show
her that We can Our mother,
don't KNOW that when she
thinks were In our rooms studl
INK that In reality we're get
ting ready TO go out with thi,
crowd she's forbidden " TO rs.
,ociatc with. or To party
whose existence she knows moth,
ing Of.
our mothers DO not know that
we girls smoke when she Is not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
She Sends q
Little Cap

Dear Miss Grey. ! saw n your
columns "a short while ago. where
sou wanted clothes Tor % young "a.
peciant mother for che baby I am
sending sou 100 I have just 70 cap.
II e. not much and n she EglH one
better. Hhg can pass u On to some
one else have "a large fumily
and my baby clothes are made over
until ! have mons left, as I take
two dresses and make one when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Portland Live Stock


Cattle Receipts o.. Tons o, zsfis
steady. steers. good grade US
s.s5: medium esds.2s; cirslai
1861. cAnuuru and rriters ~
SIS; EeifrTa good f3CG5si E1ei-l
and common. 1905; cows, goe9. ~
ds. medium and common. Hv--
g1nurrs and cutters, t.af, hulA a.
usrs and boloEnas is0t; ealFet. -
dium and choice, lgp ihs cesn "
10. $50 20 go lbs. fs.7sei. ~ p
W. 'Lsogs75.
Hogs Receipts. I.lS5 Tone o. nafsh
steady. Medium. good and ehcict y
20 900 lbs. fIlaiis5: 200 70 ~ p
Slo.g5HiI $50 lbs. up, fs-sstA
packing. smooth heavy. itteeA.t
packing. rough heavy. tsGtte: slizEs
ter pigs. sS59G s.7s; feeders and sssil'
cEs, $50 s.te.
sheep Receipts. none. Tone Of rzi,ff-
steady. Lambs. 50 lbs. down ns-s1.
20 choice. siFais.2s. heavyvefss
medium and choice. slsGit; Gals ~
commons. all weights. fiiGN: ut.stA
tss0dle5o. ewes. common 70 es''1
S7aS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
IDAHO POTATOES
MAY ARRIVE
Milk Prices Up a Nickel on
CondenSaTy Action

Mua pFIrra were advanced .r per
HuudrrdErl Fhf b. local raudruuHrlrH
friday. Tor tho latter hair ~ the
month OF January The daIrFWrn
Ar= f.as. getting 81 luT Ahalr cone
drHsary milk aud $3.50 Tor Seattle
driiVrTTr
EFEa continue 90 hold their mar
bst strength since heE continue
scarce
UuthhuEaH advanced on the local
market SATURDAY Due 90 heavy
HhipmsufH ~ Imperial Valley lrtiur.
the price wac easy FafurdaH a
number OF carloads were received 10
the EitF
With potatoes quoted from 800 %
tl5 per ton. The report that several
carloads uT Idaho TuHrFta we're TuiIr
ms o. the Seattle market was greet
80 wlth considerable interest aAtur-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

home. ur when w EH lH another
Egr,a Huu. uur mothers don't
know uf tHs 3guUfH wr s.f into ai
school until tHr E.rH advisor calls
up and 1sEs that sbg come fu school
% tyIl vhtgr #Hr Thought wE we're.
BulHwr Frn don't m.b trust
our mothers We DON'T think them
trustworthy nc wr dn tgiI them
about the 1bsurIg innocent PARTY
the night before she gets angry at
the way we danced. uF che number
OF dances We had with one boy.
our mptHtr-gud I am Hrfakiug
Tor girls gf our crowd mud those ~
the two other crowds 1 $50 with
think 10 boy oven k.es our hand
OF finger tiIs that something o.
Wrpus with us ug them II they
do find ont something We don't tell
them they get terribly uugry and
begin tu tell us 20 the pleasures
they wrTr deprived Of when they
were youns
They seem t1 think wr should not
go out more than one. wrtk Tint
wc should not d. what thfF ala
not Do, that We should not dance
tho way vr do. and oh. just mil,
lions and other thinss that do not
harm "a girl ,n Tho least
don't sec why they don't get
modern. They want us 10 b. s1
Iarnsd o,dhsbiousd II they could
only get "a little sens. into theiE
heads I think the whole problem
would discs olive, because the eirls
and boys ut fhi ag, Enow how
flr 20 go
4 MODERN GIRL WHO WANTS
\ MODERN MOTHER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

Don't pans up thls dandy puzzle.
folks-for today's h the last day on
which The star runs IT, cruhs. word
puzzle competitions Ws viii print
the daily cross word puEz.c AZ usu.
Al. but beginning Monday there viii
bo no moro prizes just an oprortu.
nifty 90 work the puzzle Tor tho
sp9ft Of n.
IcauNhlls, wc have lad "a LOT Of
fun together. haven't WEI Tho re.
rponSc hha been 6plcalii. and the
elefcr atorira and verse sent TO this
department "a real sycopenrr gR To
The talent and ability hleut In our
"aymAu' friends. Checks win Dc
mailed 10 winners 40 soon as the
answer 20 ioday's puzzle Is printed.
which viii b next Friday.
Wlnnera OF last Mondays dollars,
with thclr prize stories. follow:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Omaha Live Stock

CnttIe-Reeelpts. $500. Tone Q; nirEs
steady. fcarlinEs. ss.s58ll; -
Ss.5e9li; cows and hoifsrs s..sse ~
stockers and feeders. si.7sgs c.
So 5Oai0s bulls and stays fs.'ss =.
Receipts. $4,000. Tone OF zai.,'
I0al5c lower. buli. ss.te9ie'si ~
Sio.g5.
sheep Receipts. $500 Tone q 1nLs.
steady. yeariings. iii.75Gls.: s1
ers. Ssali; Iamba sis.Tsgis..s' e'~
SS.2bdi055.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Loot
by Adam Noir. Box 1867. Seattle

] by Adam Noir. Box 1857, Seattle
Tho WAITS. emboldened by mum.
bers. captured a MOTOR.truck load
Of clothing and began TO ARRAY
themselves with the loot However.
none knew tho difference between
ANoDE and cathode. and abandoned
the machine because tho wiring was
wrecked: but not until after n
| REIGN Of vandalism which left the
TIRES cut 10 bits. SIC Semper
Tyrannis" shouted the mob while
/ proceeding with tho work Of de.
struction. ROT shouted a by.
stnnder-NO doubt IN his cups
and threw his CAP on the ground
by way OF gesture or gage OF bat.
: tie. but one Of the RATS caught him
/ unawAREs and. with u section OF
gas pipe convinced him Of his ERRor.
3 SPONTANEITY of action and
siNgleness Of purpose was evident.
Tho Sister Of the dubbed man was
not molested. altho she Insisted on
calling them HOboes and other vile
names. AS soon as his wound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Denver Live Stock

Cattle -EfrsIpts. Co. STEADY. s.s
steers. igas.r6; COWS and h..,r-t a.
o.. calves. igalG. ffe1srf ard rst
ere. aigT-5b. bulis. ;2tbaL
HoEs-Ercslpta zoo. Market. if3f,,
lover Top. nose. bulk. fa7Egils
piss. 8SuEE9
sheep Receipts. gsgR. MhFksi rss.-
20 strong Fat lambs iittteifa
feeder lambs. flsri7 ewes. tEaiH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. ie.-Forsisa z
change closed irregular. Demand g.
ung. sL77g. or !. francs. se-esii 2
50 000i 4 lire. so.oiili !. Up Se.eees' -
sium. S0.sei; marks, 1896 sasss-s
&c. Holland. i0si. Up so.eeei; fokosa-A
ss5u, Russia, 5i6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

rriccs Paid Wholesale Dealer.
Quota tious b. fioBesr Trui 4 fpdues
Go.
fThs prices given are tho.N naes TO
retail dealers ~ wholesalers With
few seasonal exceptions, prices 70 pro
durers can be figured BY deduetinE tbs
eost OF transportation 20 Seattle and
approximately rs per cent fer hauling
stnraEa and ceiling cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

they SGT Zoo small Hut I sure know
how tu rympaIbiEr with any ono
who needs help
like your letters. Mis- Grey and
I always read them d I don't read
anything else You are great
help Mrs n a.
Thanks so much Zoe your kind
ness. Tho little u.otrer iu qurs
ruu already BIAS everything 7hs
uHeEs an4 I have E'yru che lIftIr
t-nHri Gee HunfHEF mother vh"
hasn't anything Set and ahD certain
N appreciates o. and sends beer
thanks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Chicago Board Of Trad.
II lois MHIAI
FRIDAY = Quststion.

ET. LOUIS 40. Jan ia ~ IN
price for each wheat vas pale a :,
merchant exchange here today us-
80 2 red sold Tor izio. General sis
fauEcd from f-Gb8z I9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

San Francisco is the scene of this guesome tragedy,
girls with ideas quite similar those of Dorothy Elngson
received letter from of them last week. read n
once twice-rubbed my eyes and read it again couldn't
believe IT, but there cUreessy scrawled in pen and
ink. Ii impertuent brazeu preposterouS that
decided not to print it, seized with sudden desire TO
this mpudent young lady and turn her my knee
and spank her Soundy.
Then / read the terrible story OF Dorothy EIlngson
hope this girl and those of her crowd and all other crowds
like it, will read of this tragedy and this girls letter and
draw parae-betore it's too late Her letter follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Seattle Wheat
Friday. Quotation.

No soft white. si.sS: No. western
white. Si.SI; No. 1 hard winter. ;f.Ss:
No northern sptlns, si.Ss; No, 7
western white, S1,ss; No, l big blue stem.
&els.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Portland Produce

Butter Cube rziras zee. s;atss-s,
t-Er. prime rrgs. tir; firsts. 1st
EEEs Extras. str fhrts s1e. yslxt
g1r. current receipts, ffc. DssEsis &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
San Francisco Produc.


Fridays Quotations
butter Extras, tsi4ci prime firs;s e.
EEEs-ErtrnE. % ses extra puilsii %
underlined pallets. nominal
Chse-r cal flatE. fancy &c Cal Tszg
Americas. fancy. ziEci ofsepz ~.
lets. &c. oregon Young An-tsi
e17sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Shocking
BS ", J. rriir. asa Evanston Ave.

BN u. }. Friir. ii5l Evanston Ave.
seattle
A cop tAycd the lives Of Two WAITS
on the street,
They had strayed tn a MOTOR
trucks path
iAt his homo they were both in fine
usimcnt ARisNYcd.
But first they received hot bath.
Yoau passed. and now one Of them.
SUSAN O'DEI.L.
In Hollywood REIGNs like
queen,
While Sally roTIREs 20 the base.
msnt NJ home.
And runs thu new bottling ma.
chine,
There's been plenty Of sickness
and quite a few deaths:
sho keeps the NJ As on the
tROT,
The Connections she Now makes
taste something like GIN.
But they're Poor limitations. l wot,
She puts autographed labels and
CAPS on the TASKS.
And they're Packed by Machine In
tho CRATES.
oh. Sally. BEWARE. you are going
too far.
For the ERRing the grand jury
waits.
sPoNTANfETY marks every action
Of hers:
She delights in vocations OF SIN;
Resisting each raid that Is made
IN tho Hope
That tho Fed'ruis' will gather
her In,
So the cop passes on all the stuff
that she makes
It's AGAINST tho law, everyone
knows.
While he JOBLS in luxuriant ease
on his beat,
Sal runs the machinery below.
NOW READ CAREFULLY:
The Star gives three daily prizes
OF 81 each for tho three best stories
built on the correct solution OF tho
daily crossword puzzle. Answers
should reach The Star within the
fourth day after publication OF
puzzle.
HOW TO WIN:
FIJI In the above puzzlo in the
usual way. then write a short story
containing every HORIZONTAL
word in the puzzle. In the order In
which It is numbered. Each horI.
zontal can be used as It is or as a
suffix, prefix or In the middle OF
another word. You may ignore all
onc.lettcr words. II you wish. I'm.
derscorc all horizontals, or capital.
izc them.
winners OF today's puzzle an.
nounced next Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

heals ho expects 10 b. back At hia
task AGAIN, In the meantime he
LoLLs In a reclining chair at the
hospital, tho hero of the hour"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Liverpool Grain

wheat
open High LoT go
Mr 1sai64d 1871 q 1870 q iisN
NJ iss SD Is SD Ia ''.e iiiiai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

Especial from fEa O. HFsfHr' A.Hfa4i
TATDgHf IBIsAsD. Jan 4I.ns Is. 49,
barometer falling iIgNf rain Hta4
saafUsasr % miles an hour
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee


susar-Steady Raw. si591I5p: re-
fined, quiet; EranulRted. sslOH6s5.
Coffee-Nu. Rio. spot. san q2tc: No. 4
santos 2aa2RlLe.
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Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Jan. ls.-Cash wheat-No.
. hard, sl.SSi No. ! hard. siSi5iST.
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Who Wants Part
PfrRLnH CnIl

Dear Mis- Grey have a lovely
seven months old part Persian cat
female, / win give 60 someone who
viii Eivr her u good home have
no telephone. hut my address -
t9gs Admiral way.
4 READER
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\ young Woman who works .u "a
down town utnre, trlspbunri me
that ther B cute little thryt
wrrka-oli kitten there and tho hors
slys they cannot keep u, aud up.
less Il b. given away quickly, IL b.
doomed 10 tho ley waters % Puget
sound For information regarding
kitty, call Ga rfldlls5
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Discusses Jazzmana Staying Says Parents Here Do Not
Know When Pleasure Bent Youths Go Out on Forbid
den Partes Considers Elders Code of Conduct Far Too
Strict for Youngsters who Know How Far to Go"
BY CYNTHIA GREY

A MOTHER dead! Her daughter me
% biu OF tumps that sound false notes
that will ner beat again for JOY OF
in the brink of womanhot muir
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We Don't Trust Our Notheys Says Seattle Hugh School OR
ShipNeWs
TIL. - Seattle
Tides in :
zATt itIIAA
IAN A.

u" "
IIfzt 100 Tee
a.
itfst High tias
-ssDud Los tide
m f'
--sand nigh Gtd"
1000 o SO o.
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QnstatIons a, Union stock Yards
R~oripss. $50 hoEs. MARKET steady,
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But Seattle has some school
Evening star., 1925-09-22
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
By WILLIAM BRADY, NJ. ID.

drafts and high altitude. Either
shivering or some other form of mus
cular activity aids a favorable reac-
ton to these conditions.
Heat Is dissipated from the body
mainly by radiation and conduction
from the skin. but also by. evapora-
ton OF sweat, by vaporiZat1on OF
water from the lungs. by warming
the air expired from the lungs, and
by warming the excreta which are
at the temperature Of the body when
expelled.
Taking the average daily loss of
heat in an adult at rest as 2.41O
calories, the relative quantities OF
heat lost through the various chan
nels mentioned are found by physi-
ologists to be about as follows: By
radiation and conduction from the
skin, 1892 calories; by evaporation of
sweat, 364 calories; by vaporization
OF water from the lungs, 1872 calories:
by warming the expired air. "a cal
cries; by warming urine, feces and
any saliva expectorated, 48 calories.
People who take seriously the alb
surd assertions that the loss of heat
through the lungs or the breathing
passages is an important part of the
heat regulating machinery OF the
body should note the physiological
truth and bid the imaginative ex-
ponents OF the catching cold'' delu.
sion to guess again.
Copyright. 1925.D