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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Card Registration
System at Olympic

Because Of tho rush ~ tourist
business. The olympic Hotel has
abandoned tho tlmic honored hotel
register Tor "A card registration nys.
TEN,
This not only permits the ftEihira,
,iou ~ number of arrivals az tho
same Time. bat makes for quick sery.
lee Ia handling the names In the
office The system II working 30
we'll that office Manager Fred
Adams declares they VIII make u
nrrmhnenl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
WILLIAM LANrARE. 90
Sue Grain Company
for $17,5OO Note

Suit 10 collect on n 90-dny note
for ii7,50O made February 2, 1925,
was filed against the Preston Grain
and Milling CO. In superior court.
Friday. The complaint, entered 10y
the American Savings Bank and
Trust company OF Seattle also asks
$500 attorneys fees for stratton &
Kane, lawyers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

Harold Weeks Hcn sing screrol
Of his Hrtg songs Saturday ereniuo
ON the KTCL rads1 night irolio bill,
starting az ESQ.
Lawrence n'Orsay. famous
British actor. viii tell some Of
his inimitablr stories on tho
kTCI radio hill. following close
Of the performance Of $50 This
i London" al the Metropolitan.
Miss Eunicc Hunt, ingcnne Of
the company, viii sing several
songs. Both make their radio
bow, for the first time In Sc
attic.
The Charmed Lands mighty voice
broadcas,s old favorites, including
Katy Of KTCL, who leads of the
frolic with a roll call OF perform.
ers. The KTCL players and the
kTCL. MINISTRIES. both are on the
iAll. the FIRST presenting fores,
IRE sketch. the second operating
The Worlds Fastest Minstrel
show"
Other popular performers on
the Frolie bill. include Harold
Weeks. Seattle song writer; jeff
Streeter. Doug Richardson, Jer.
~ and Jack. Rose Cole Boet-
tiger and Nine Cole Donnelly.
and Baptisie DE Longpre.
h-Canadiau yoyaguer Of
the big station.
Out OF town KGO offers Gilbert
and Sulliyan's The Mlkado." in fun.
There win be broadcast OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

began wondering IL that was all
the young things had TO think about
their looks. Were they letting
their minds 10 10 seed, while their
bodies bioomed?
The girl who is beautiful, but
dumb" Is seldom a success =.
mairimonially or otherwise. Peo-
pie tire Of a beautiful face, and
good looks disappear when the
wrinkles come, anyway.
But good brain is always a de.
light, just as the moving, living sea
is eternally fascinating. Every day
dozens Of letters come TO me from
girls, wanting to know what Will
make their eyeloshes longer, etc,
but not oftener than once week
does anyone ask me for list Of
the newest books.
And the chances are that such
letters arc from older women, who
have learned by experience that the
peyen points OF beauty aren't half
10 important as a keen mind that
works like well.oilcd machine
sharply, quickly and constantly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Special Singing at
Church Services

Special singing viii ~ heard By
radio church Eecrs who tune into
XIV sunday FOR bfuBdeasH Of
services from tho First Presbyterian
church. Or. NJ. A. Matthews viii
preach in the morning ON "rhc
Fourfold Creation. In tho evening
on '~rhc Deity of Christ ~ the
afternoon service Or. w y Riley
viii talk. Community singing will
b. led by T. n Vivian sianhnll
sohi viii sing AZ the morning ser.
Vice. Mrs. Ruby osburu In the
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Wait
ADhile

Dear Miss Grey: ! am ~ years
old. a young man respect, but
do not love, wants me TO marry
him. I love another man. who has
never indicated any special interest
in me. think II is wrong 10
marry without love, but convention
forblds mo 10 show my love for the
other man 7 cannot be an old
maid eNNhot shall / do?
T.. ". q.
Respect the conventions and
wait. IN the meantime revise
your idcaa "Old maids" hive
become almost extinct. ~hc
woman Of today, who for any
reason rcmains unmarried. may
lead fun and busy life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
RADIO FROLIC.
/ FROM KTCL
While KF0A Presents Army
Band for Air Fans

DEST bet on Saturday even
- mg's program Is offered
from kTCl. with INtOhs pre-,
sentation OF the ltth Artillery
band from Fort Nordcn a. sec,
ond choice. Eithrr stations
program seems To have the
edge on anything obtainable out
OF town,
krCL broadcdsts TWO periods OF
Hermie kings orchestra, playing
from the Palace HID stage, from
$50 to 1I5 and from $40 TO $3.50.
The usual KEnA 68S TO Si5 CON
cert Is cancelled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
VETERAN ACTOR
ON KTCl'S BILL

Laurence
D'Oraav
tctcTaH actor
echo teul ten
some OF his
stories erer
the ar from
station RrcL
Saturday cte
on The radio
uight froi,c
trhirh siarts
az ESQ aud
ruaa untN
midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Hard Work
Best Method

Best Method
Dear Miss Grey: am n girl who
has been disappointed In love. /
never intend TO marry because
can't have the man love. Would
rather spend the rest Of my life in
solitude. Would they accept me in
a convent? 4. VI,
Spoiled romance does not
qualify a girl TO become nun.
Noyices must give different and
better reasons for wanting to
take the veil.
Not solitude, but society
and great deal Of hard work
Is what you need. Solitude
means indulgence In the Joy OF
being n martyr. Work means
wholesome struggle for san.
lily and health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
SUNDAY
.IAITIl. sTATIONe

SEATTLE STATIONS
hIIl tsuAi ss1 D. M Christian
Science asrNtrr
kIOA uAn silent
hTM NAAl-ti. 8 and % church SER
vices FiFu Presbyterian
MIR tasp "a aud q church services.
Firat Methodist
oruER STATIONS
hOA tafai, pvuNrf no, services, I ne,
musical proEram, stab, services
hNN assn. Hollywood q concert or
rhsstra 3, music program
wCCo tuD. Twin Citles lbs, risssl'
cal cauerrt
kGu tlGn, oakland -, services.
] 90. symphony concert { go services
kCM tlpn, Portland 20. Christian
Science services.
klI dsll. los Angeles classic
hour .. program, ie Packard Eight o.
rucatFa.
kro ,Issi, san Franchises $3.50. or.
woo asn. Davenport use. musical
ToGFaHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Fight on Limit
for Broadcasters

4 fight on proposal 10 limit tho
number Of broadcasting stations -
scheduled FOR tho fourth national
radio conference in Washington. D.
c, in September Some definite
policy for governing Class u wave
lengths viii have To be formulated
II the conference decides 10 limit
stations congress will have 10 pass
law about L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

lives Of composer and author pre-.
ceding the opera
KOA contents Itself with
dance music from to II. XII
start. the Radio club Mt 10 and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
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MONIliL0 LINEAGE kAlE
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

Unmarried women were forbidden
10 wear pearls during the reign OF
Caesar,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

follows with the Niidnite Frolic
Mt II. Other stations offer
dance orrhestras. kGO winding
up the night Mt n. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

Tho metric systcm originated In
France about 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
PERSONAL

ST ELLA LEcktE. nov believed 10
be Stella LecKie Brown. please
communicate with Tucker. ifyihnd
& EiyidEc, $40 Dexter Horton
bids Seattle. to prove right 10
share Of an estate
BAD debts collected. Inlvsrsaf Adj
Co. III. lnt-iE1n. tlnq Ala.La ETA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
5O BOATS AND LAUNCHES

NEAT cruiser launch FOR day or
hour: IDEAL for family or outing
parties. 20 or less: free picnic
grove " desired Phone East
17b2. Pioneer BoathOuss. Madison
Park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
AGENTS WANTED

tb0-t75 WEEKLY easily made sell
inF our exclusive fine imported
linens Every woman "a sure buyer
iiE commissions write immr+
diatriE giving references Amer
ieHn Linen Co. l79 wooster IT.,
49, Vol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
ll SALEsMEN WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED-.To sell our
fFuif and ornamental nurrrry
stock roses, HhTubbery, etc, Ia
elusive territory. liberal cash nd r
vance weekly On orders free ouir
re NAY MULBERRY COMPANY,
Yakima Washington,
-FOUR lifr insurance agents for dis
ifirt managers IN california Box
ITlE star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Today's urkey Day.;
6. Coolidge Says So i!

WASHINGTON, Nov, 2G.-(By u. P)-The text Of
w the presidents Thanksgiving Day proclamation fol-
lows:
The approaches when, in accordance with long
established and respected custom, day is set apart
give thanks to Almighty God for the manifold blessings
which His gracious and benevolent providence has
bestowed upon us as a nation and as individuals.
We have been brought with safety and honor thru
another year and thru the generosity Of nature lie has
blessed us with whose potentiaty in wealth is
almost incaculabe at peace at home and abroad
the public health is good have been undisturbed by
peSences great catastrophes harvests and our
industries have been rich in productivity our commerce
spreads over the whole world and labor has been well
rewarded for It's rcmunerative service
AS we have grown and prOspered in material things
so also should we progress in moral and spiritual things
We are Godfearing people who should set ourselves
against evil and strive for righteousness in living and
observing the Golden Rule should from our abundance
help and serve those less fortunately placed We should
bow IN gratitude to God for His many favors
Now, therefore, J. Calvin Coolidge president Of the
United States do hereby set apart Thursday the Goth
day of November day Of general thanksgiving and
prayer and recommend that that day the people shall
cease from their daily work. and in their homes or in
their accustomed places Of worship devouy give thanks
to the Almighty for the many and great blessings they
have received and to seek His guidance that thew NAV
deserve a continuance of His favor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

CECOND only to the wonderful way
- In which Mother can Fix His
Royal Giblc;a Is tho wonderful his
tory OF this bird known to millions
% tables on Thanksgiving dag az
turkey. "a kind OF peacock ABOUND.
Ing In New SPAIN was tho Label put
on this bird by Oyicdo. tho Spanish
historian. according 10 tho American
Nature association OF Washington.
Tho birds history shows no went
on long Journey before he reached
the White House,
when tho spAniauls made their
conquest OF Mexico thuy found az
MoutcEuma fine geological garden
In il were nearly all the native birds
and animals, with many gathered
from afar.
struttinE about were the ancestors
uf our domestic turkey, then serving
hs food FOR the beasts Of prey nf tho
emperor mcnareries The 200 birds
we're domsstieated and had been
known in this state FOR Vyoral Ern.
erationa In Mexico.
In tho outlying country there were
many wild brothers and siaters OF
These birds Before the first quarter
OF tho century was over some Of the
domestic birds had been transported
20 the West Indies and the Spanish
Main. where they were KEEP; hy Chris.
ttan coloHiats.
by 1910 they had made their
way To England. end 10 y~sr~
later WIRE in high favor as the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
BY W. :. LINCOLN
President, Purt Of Seattle

CEATTLE'S publicly owned ana or
y Grated port, tho largest single
business in Seattle. s. handling APP
proxlmatcly 60 per cent % the export
and import business,
Seattle Is on the shortest route be
tween tho United states and the
Orient. Vegetable on. sink, tea. hides.
runules and other raw materials are
imported from the Orient. and ma
chinery, steel rails, cotton and manu-
facturod articles arc exported
Since tho opening % tho Panama
canal and tho close o. tho war; inter
coastal business has been rapidly de-
velopue Lumber. canned goods,
wheat, flour. copper and other raw
materials Of the Northwest are
shipped 70 Atlantic ports and Eu-
rope.
The 10 per cent ditterentlal rate
granted Portland on the Columbia
river over Puget Sound has resulted
IA Washington wheat raised east %
snake river being shipped thru ore.
Eon ports instead % Washington
ports, greatly reducing tho Port or
Seattles wheat business.
II Is hoped that this dlftcrcntiai
ra,e win be lifted soon and the Port
OF Seattle win then get rs inst share
o. the export wheat business.
seattle's publicly owned facilities
Tor handling apples. berries, grain
and other farm products % the state
are unexccilet Tho finest apples in
tho world are grown IN Eastern
, Washington valleys. and the finest
g5erries Ia Western Washington
Seattle IS also the greatest fish.
cries port In the world. and tho
public port has provided excel
len, storage facilities for canned
salmon. frozen fish. iced fresh
fish and terminals for the fishing
fleet.
The people Of King county 81. e.
1911 voted $4,000 GOO for modern
port facilities. which arc now worth
approximately $4,000. 900. Terminal
wharves transit sheds. warehouses.
cold storage plants and a grain Gle
vator were built in seven terminal
units
The voters AZ recent election au'
thorized the port commission 70 par
chase the skinner Eddy shlpyard site
from the shipping board. Twcnty-stx
acres Of land has thus been acquired
in the heart Of the wholesale district
and will probably be developed for
lrl,nrcnaafn aockaEn faclitles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

Christmas dish Of the English
farmer.
Bearing the name or turkey be,
cause OF g BELIEF that they came
from that country, Il was not until
the middle Of tho 18th century tina,
tho ancestry % our domestic turk
was worked out Two distinct Hpe,
clg5 wero discovered. ono inhnbiiinE
the eastern and southern United
States and tho other native 10 the
soulhcrumnst Rockies and Mexico, IN
1855 the Pacific Railroad expedition
reported on birds found. establishing
the fact OF two species.
4 letter written In 1897 by n, ssr.
torlua. tho noted Mexican naturalist
10 Spencer y Baird. TO whom we owe
Tho National museum IN Washing
Ton. fixes our Thanksgiving dny
birds forobeAH ar MesIe1ns
Both tho Mexican wild bird and out
friend who prgons himself In the
tarnyard have a CREAMY white on the
tips Of tho tail feathers md on the
feathers everything the base Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

WASIIINGTON, Nov 26.-lBy U. P)-The text Of
w the presidents Thanksgiving Day proclamation fol-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

second mortgage on d more reason
able basis o. one of the 0utataGd-
ing factors"
This 81 tru nith9 tho past year
with rs $4,000. 00O. 900 construction
total. broke all previous TecOr1a.
and ultho 30 per cent N tho build
ing total was expended on homes.
Tho amount Of homo building
wus In marked contrast 90 the boom
ycur 1920. when only % per cent
or All construction was for re1iieu.
tal purposes. and the rest conELsted
Of additions 20 industrial plants
with the year 1919 as a basis,
construction last year showed an
increase N c. per cent IN the
fiscal year 1924 tho increase was
only 40 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
lots or them

lots OF them.
In spite OF the great amount OF
building accomplished last year, tho
housing shortage arising from the
war has not yet been substantially
relieved for the lower income
elnacg. the department OF commerce
reports In it's economic review Of
che fiscal year just ended.
zone OF thr great tasks ahead Of
tho country is to organize this field
10 that new homes may be reason
ably financed and owned preponier.
antiy thru tho thrift OF tho ind.
vidual families who occupy them.
says the review.
''Thc better organization Of tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

The retail cost Of frame house
materials was es per cent greater
laat year than ln tho year 1919.
but n had declined from the year
previous. when costs were ig2 per
cent above the 1919 figure.
Wholesale costs declined even
more last year. In 1924 they were
.sz per cent above costs In 1919.
and last year they had dropped 20
70 above 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

The Broadmoor course completely encircles
what soon will be one of the most beautiful
residential districts in the United States Pri-
vately -owned paved driveways, all wires under
ground building restrictions that harmonic
with artistic landscaping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
FROZEN FISH
BIG ATTRACTION

hih Al lNNN libN
Tho Spokane a.. terminal consists
% two-siory transit shed. acyrn4pory
cold storage building salmon storage
warehouse. fish storage plant and leo
manufacturing plant % 70 tons daily
capacity, The cold storage ware
house has a capacity az 10 600 tons
or 600 carloads The frozen fish stor-
ago building has a storage capacity
or 100000 pounds and furnishes
storage facilities FOR tho small indie
pendent fishermen.
The Hanlord u, terminal comprises
a two story transit shed and a 900.
0o0bushel grain elevator. This ole-
vator has bulk shipping capacity
OF $4,000 bushels per hour.
The Stacy a. terminal comprises
two unc-story transit, sheds and a
fouv-story concrete warehouse, This
terminal IS known as tho canned sal
mon terminal
~ Hell ~. Il located tho Port ot
Seattle's headquarters. together with
siorerooms, machine shops and re-.
pair plant as we'll az two,story tran
sit shed and fouruory concrete ware
house and cold storage plan, OF 1000
tons capacity.
AZ this terminal. modern passenger
waiting rooms and customs rooms
have been provided Tor tho use Of tho
Canadian Pacific Steamship COM
pany'S steamers running between Sc.
attic. Victoria and Vancouver
The Salmon BAY terminal Is
the largest In ARIA. consisting Of
approximately % acres. For the
convenience of fishermen. moor,
ings for 900 boats have been pro.
yided. with sheds for repairing
their ncls and marine ways for
repairing the fishing boats A
large number Of industries I've
been located ut this terminal.
The seven publicly owned aud op-
Grated harbor terminals. which have
been constructed by the Port OF Sc
attic. have been of great benefit 90
the shippers and producers os Scat
Ito and tho Pacific Northwest. and
have materially aided in building up
and developing tho commerce Of this
port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

LOSDOS.--A fire engine was stop
ped by q crowd assembled to watch
ghost which was fitting across
the windows Of a sOuthgoa boarding
house. The ghost" had been man.
ufactured By boys from sheet and
an electric torch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
WILD TURKEYS
PLYhIOt I'll FARE

The wild turkey nt thb Eaat e a
decided chcatnuibrown Very often
domes,icaird bird viii appear very
like its Mexican Eranddah, several
times removed. except for greater
development Of tho fatty lobcs OF
head and neck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

II was the Eastern Wild turkey.
then. that the Plymouth settlers
found Astounding 10 Tho convenient
poultry yard Of the neishbounR Tor.
est. Not 80 today Tho near cEtinc-
ton OF tho Wild turkey Of tho East r.
Just ono moro example OF our utter
disregard for the rapid decline of
Wild ITO until almost II not quite too
late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Port of Seattle Aids
Us in Being Thankful
Provides Huge Shipping Facilities; Get
Acquainted With 1t

Tho two largest ocean piers In the
world arc located "a, smlth'a eoyo,
Pier 90 can take care OF seven ocean
vessels az ono time, Pier al accom-.
modates 900 freight cars on ia five
miles ~ tpckaEc In addition 70 lta
two,story transit sheds and modern
passenger accommodations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
This Thanks iping Finds
More Homes in Country
But Commerce Department Says We Still
Need More; Seek Lower Construction Costs

A LTHO this Thanksgiving day
"a finds the United states with
moro and better homes than ever
before aud moro home comforts and
oonycnicnuea 10 ba thankful Tor. the
department Of commerce ntiu be-
lleyes that tho country needs homes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

IMAGINE yourself stepping from the front
porch Of your home directly onto one of the
finest 18-hole Golf Courses in America for
round" before breakfast! Then back to your
own private shower and bedroom to dress for
the day.
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