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The Washington times., 1925-05-06
BON WANTS MOURN
JACKS RESTAURANT

NEW YORK, May 6.-Jack's res.
taurant, at Sixth avenue and Forty
fourth street, one Of the last Of the
gay restaurants that made New
York's night life famous during the
past quarter Of a century, has
closed its doors forever.
Jacks was particularly widely
known in theatrical sporting, DO.
litical and newspaper circles as a
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
NUDE MAN RUNS WILD,
CAPTURED BY TROOPERS

soMERs POINT. May s.-After
4 battle with state Troopers Con.
nelly and skov. Harry Camp, Of
Linwood, was subdued and taken
to the county asylum at Smiths
Landing, when the troopers found
him running nude on the outskirts
Of Somers Point. Camp attacked
Trooper Connolly with q piece OF
iron pipe, and It was only with
much difficulty that he was man
acIed.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06

been no indications Of injury to
health through use Of the motor
fuel
The Washington times., 1925-05-06

place to meet in the early morning
hours, and was the rallying place
for college students on their visits
to this city.
It was not prohibition that was
responsible for the passing Of
Jacks. It's owner, Jack Dunston,
who founded it in March, 1891, is
nearing his seventy-second birthday,
and he has had enough"
SODA CLERK STOLE
ONLY BEST" AUTOS
READING, May "a mild, in
offensive looking soda dispenser
The Washington times., 1925-05-06

this better bread almost a meal in
Ideal for making sandwiches.
Fine in'texture-it does not crumb
and crumble when you cut it.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
Good bread makes the
MONDAY lunch a meal

CooD bread is energy food for
- active workers. And by go0d
bread we mean bread that has
definite tood value as well as J84D0:
Cmby's MotbsrS Bread is that kind
of good bread. 1t contains more
gluten-the gluten of selected
wheat-and gluten is Nature'sway
of supplying concentrated energy.
Unfailing scientific tests control
every step in the making of CorIy's
Motber'S Bread. They insure for
you not only truly delicious
flavor, but food value that makes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Building Permits

Chapman = Chapman. 1911 isth \ ",
frame residence i.Nool s-od ss'h
~ ..
Chapman 4 ChapmAn sogt lSth ~ r..
ffamr residence t;Aoo; tsos s'Th
NE
Chapman Chapman. se.i ltth - T..
frame residence. tss0ai tost siih
y T.
.c D. Eilae. Securities bldg. frame rest
drnc.. s1t.oea 1850 stth s.
p, G. Porter. Bsgp Keystone. frame rest
drnec ta-taes 1914 y, tttb %
chris ivcraan, SOC ward st. frame resi-.
dcnccr $4,000 -fi5 isi ave- ~
b. " Hrintnatl ifgt D. tsfa e. frams
rsaidrucr, tz58os 5gtB asth s., v
~ K0aki $3.50 =, Green Lake Way, ga
rage. $500
Foster KlsissF Co. fol T. Pine, tiil.
boards. fkAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
The Seattle Star

1901 seventh Ave
MAIN-0s00
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
Effective October ]. 1879
TRANSIENT RATES
Count HiE words 20 the incl =
ono line Insertion .-st.ss z sehs
one linr==5 Insertions rss- 10 cents
Ter iussftipn
one lime insertions ,,.. &c cents
Per insertion
Male and Female Help wanted
and Female hltuhtioDs-fat1
per line. per insertion sss 10 cents
All hdyrrtiEius from uut ~ The state
OF Warrington costa Z cents pct
word PEI insertion.
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar Month
~ % - lines used during cal-
cndAr month .s.ig cents per iiDs
loo 20 100 lines used during cai-
rhdHr month ..srta cents per tnn
spp 70 go lines used during ral-
euaAf month .t,r ~ cents per line
spu % 80 Hines used during cai-
rndar month ..sla cents per line
spV 20 i9s Hines used during cal-
rHdar mngth .taN. cents per line
spp 60 sgy lines used during cali
rhdar month ia cents per line
go 20 90 lines used during cali
rndar month ssIia cents per linn
wv 70 100 lines used during csi-
ebdsf month st.-ti reutH pct ltus
Wv or more llura used during
calendar month 40 esHIa per IiF1V
NuJPON%z-Canh ia Advance
sNR ilAra sss.aH.rstsss..tss Rlr.RN
Natrfbnrra using stated space %
Nnr1 minimum daily on yearly
contract Will b. allowed idts cents
PCT linn rate on space used over
minimum UP 90 500 lines ia any
one month Above 500 lines, rate
Aa per above schedule,
FIXED SPACE RATES
linn or moro for ~ months
.:t,..ss............ JgQD per- lius
llno or moro for . months
.s................ 1885 per line
llnu or more for . months
..-t..s.......... 1850 per Inns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09

Cat ono of Bodrs baked apples
onch day; viii keep the doctor
away Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Vessels in Por, at Seattle

Smiths 49, Terminal ii-r 40 atru
Yokohama MarH Dayton American
phiiartsfrs Pier tg-sr President Grant
usu street terminal - a. e. Al
gauauu. o. s. o. lt n Heather. q.
a. % g. Nadia
grand rgunE Dock Ma rulhurra,
rIfr 8 sFFa Aartbu raftfHs DIT CAPTAIN.
Pier lau. 3 Easlv tf.
Pier n-sIf Fort AnFelrr
Pacific Coast EugiEn Worm-u. a C.
q g. IahIsss
q. 4 shlrRias Heard Mogvlnss 2. @
e. pFiIuaat
Connecticut street Terminal str Yukon
Pacific steamship Trrmiphl-str Emma
Alexander
stsey street rsrntnal--v 8 q D. SUR
yryuF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
rne..la,,. onntn,lnn.

No 1 western white. Sl.t1. NJ. j soft
white, wa No, wsstcrn white, 81 SIS.
No. I hard winter. Stsf, Nc, I northern
spring. tl.5s No I bg b,gestsm, tis1,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
DROP IN STOCKS
WAS EXPECTED
Wall STREET JOURNAL TINAN-


tlAl4 HtsN JEW
NEW YORK. Dee. 3.--Tuenday q
reaction was generally set down a.
tho outcome of prafit-tAkins on
President CaolldEva constructive
message and Of selling bY profes.
was entitled 90 a technical setback
after its substantial recovery last
week
This Judgment was mostly based
on tho absence 81 any unfRyofsblc
ieyei9pWf In the outside news 20
account for 1Er rather abrupt do"
tltres which occurred among the
hiEb.prirrd lbtuatrlaiH Just before
The close. Overnight reports regard
ing business ard Industrial rSudt-
lions continued favorable
However transactions on JHr
stock market were Htili under corr
receive influences and further re-
r"rsiuuH occurred among the Hpncu-
iatiyp Leaders O. d steel ioAt 3. TO
tatA General Motors point 60
us Hudson = 60 100. and Ntudes
baker = o. 81 p. American Can ard
Ch1Elrf however. were bid strong
and point Ru8 more higher
Steel t3ta OF 81 81 y Central.
1854. UP 4. o. K Rubber. S. off
= Hudson. 100. or 81 Anaconda.
~. off E. American smtltiuR. 1904
on L kHunvrutt, sta or tas
American Can. sa4 or As a r. T.
II. las. up r. Consolidated Gas
s6a, Wp = CbryHirr. zilA. up "a
General Mpturs lis. or I. Mack.
2is; sinclair, .Na up = Now Has.
~. itA' up r. studrbakrr sT's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
VEGETABLES
Prices Paid wholesale Dealers

CThs prices given are those made 20
retail dealers by wholesalers. vita a
few seasonal exceptions. prices ~ pro-
duccrs can be figured by dsductlnE
approximately IS per cent for handling,
storage and selling coat.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
SASH AND Doona g..

O. u WILLIAMS 90,
.hFT on rhFlI dUgrr. building ma
trrlal built-lu fixtures. bg order
ING direct from our factory
garage and warehouse uuof-s $500.
rlze 4-ftEE-n- .............,Gh9D
i, lLarErr sizes ln proportional
IHl1Dn cross panel doors .r-
french doors ................. tHp
aalIfpr doors. brFcIed mirror. iu9
hedleino cabinet bryelsd plate
mirror .........-. 2 %
WIudshisId rls-s ana sedan door
,..l'thE replaced while you walt
p" ITO or telephone lEtiot-Gapsl Tor
large. free illuftfHtsd cniTl0E
y WILLIAMS co tEHt lsBH)
4tAe First Ave 8 ETFrfle wash,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09

Everyone entering store until
Christmas may have useful
article free.
DO you want your neiEhbors and
friends TO save money on
smoiJlng sets, lamps radio
tables, sowing cabinets. bou-
doir lamps mirrors, pictures.
otc.? We have n large nsRorl-
mcnt of those nE well ms high
class overstuffcd. bedroom and
dining room furniture. They
want 70 save money as well az
YOU, 40 scnd them in
uBFORH YOU PART WITH
your CASH IT WILL PAY
YOU TO GET rlNNEY'a
PRICES
At all times every article
ia guaranteed sntmfactory or
YOUR money back,
2043 Westlake Ave.
out Of tho lllgh Rent DiHtrIot--
nut tight Down Town.
Eliot $50
CoRNNn or EIGHTH AVE.
Blocks North OF Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Foreign Exchange

NEW York. Dec. Foreign rN-
change closed steady sterling demand.
1tKIgrE6s francs, tapgf5, lirr, ttctgg
belgium. ta0t5th marka s5so, Euilda
sra. tQlf. Sweden, 2sII Norway, soss.
Greece. f0pl1tb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Is MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
gEOW gIEU HEitH ToIl LEEH
ALI ETW LUMBER

Garage duura made 30 order Tor lsrs#
window ana door fThmrr mad. -
order FOR ......... ... .r. ls"fF
EEEHFIs iEg IE Lt#EEtt
WE DELIVER tHf WILliE
IT, IT, GROCER Lumber 90. FOOT OF
SIXTH S.. on Canal
GArr1-sfBa Ernrtr wash
Take $50. 20 Cnr ON fifat Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat
Seattle Wheat

CHICAGO. Dec, y-Caah whcs,-S5. ;
hard fin@ CAS-,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Portland Produce
Iursday's Quoinflnnl

Buticr-Cubo extras. sic standards
soc. prime flrsts, t2c. firsts csc
ExEs- Fresh standard extras tTc. fresh
standard firsta, f5c, fresh mediums
tec. fresh underlined. SEE eurreat re-
eeipts, Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
BUSINESS
SERVICES
Attorney atIAW
Collections
IlaatrIr Machinery


BuY-sELis-RenL -. 3. igto, &c.
" NuNrELius PRICE Co seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

SuEar-EaHy. Raw. taos. refined dull.
gransiRtsd. S5BG5Q
CoStee-No. Rio. tsh Ntss. No san,
tes. ggA egEt,c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09

service car for sale.
GLundlo-g0bT.j.11,
The Winslow mail., 1925-02-06
NAT. LIVE STOCK AND
MEAT BOARD TO GIVE
81, 500 In CASH PRIZES

! The average housewife of today may
be familiar with only very few cuts
| of meat as revealed by a recent gov
ernment survey, but Mrs. Housewife
of the future is to be far better equip
ped in this behalf if the National Live
Stock and Meat Board has it's way.
Results of the survey, which was
conducted by the U. S. department of
agriculture, have prompted the board
to launch a new project of meat edu-
cation among high school students of
home economics, says statement is
sued by the organizations headquar-
ters in Chicago. This project will be
known as the second national meat
story contest, full particulars con-
corning which will be in the hands
of high school home economics in
structors and their students in the
very near future.
The first contest of this sort was
held during the, spring of last year
in cooperation with the home eco
nomics department of the nations
high schools. The board explains the
initial efforts asbeing for the purpose
of stimulating the study of meat
through offering an incentive for the
student to write upon this subject.
The new contest is continuance of
the original idea, the need for which
has been accentuated by the findings
of government investigators.
The board points out that home
economics instructors in all parts of
the country heartily endorsed the first
contest as an aid to education and
many urged that further work be
done along this line. 1t is said that
approximately $4,000 high school girls
representing every state in the union
competed and it is expected that a
much larger number will become in
terested in the present event. Dr.
Louise Stanley, chief of the bureau Of
home economics, U. S. department of
agriculture, served as chairman of the
Judging committee in the first con-
The Winslow mail., 1925-02-06
To Begin Hunt For
Fortune In Bonds

A hearing for the purpose of deter
mining, if possible, the location of
.$500,00 in bonds, reported to have be-
longed to the late Judge ]. A. Parks,
of Prescott, will be held on March 5,
at Prescott, according to Neri Osborn,
Jr., in charge of the inheritance tax
division of the state treasurer's Of
flee.
w. E. Sawyer, administrator of the
estate, has posted a reward of $25, 900
for information leading to the recov-
cry of the bonds. The bonds, it is
believed, are in tin box, but where
the owner kept them during his life
is not known.
The state is interested in the re-
covery of the bonds for the purpose
of collecting the inheritance tax on
them
The Winslow mail., 1925-02-06
Arizona Industrial
Review

Florence: Construction of Sacaton
Dam to be completed in spring.
Phoenix: 100000 appropriation
sought for erection of Maricopa coun-
! ty industrial school for girls.
Flagstaff: Arizona Lumber and
Timber company doubling capacity of
sawmill.
Yuma . New Southern Title and
Trust company organized here.
| Phoenix: Contract awarded for i'm
mediate construction of Masonic tenn
pie.
Mesa: $5OO,0O0 Latter Day Saints
temple to be completed in September.
Globe: Mountain States Telephone
and Telegraph company to build $6,0 900
line to Superior.
Phoenix: $21O,OOO site secured for
construction of building to house
Phoenix National bank and Phoenix
Savings Bank and Trust company.
Yuma: Southern Pacific company
completing construction of line
through this city.
Bisbee: Local copper drifts, idle
for many years, being reworked.
Holbrook: Western petroleum cor
poration organized to prospect large
tract in this district.
Jerome: Ore body opened on 500
level of Howard copper property in
Black Canyon district.
Wenden: High grade copper ore
being opened in Commonwealth mine.
Labor outlook in Arizona in 1925
unusually good, according to report of
United States department of labor.
Florence: Contract awarded for
construction Of six miles of railroad
to connect this city with mainline of
Southern Pacific company.
Bisbee: First annual Cochise Poul-
try Show, recently held in this city,
proves complete success.
Canon: Large tonnage of milling
ore being opened on 1000 foot level
of Kay mine.
Holbrook: San Carlos Asbestos
Mining company making carload ship
ments of high grade product.
St. Johns: Plans under way for
construction of large hydro-electric
power plant on Black river in Apache
county.
Holbrook: Drilling operations re-
sumed at Adamana well.
Turkey: Bill Arp mine, one of the
Oldest silver producers in the state,
being successfully reworked.
Bisbee: Seven giant shovels push
ing development work at Sacramento
Hill project.
Production of lead in Arizona in
creased from 1921 ,548 pounds in 1928
to 17,SOO,OOO pounds in 1924, value
increased from $1,14O,40S to $1,432, 900.
Elfrida: Four-Horse Mining COM
pany developing claims in Swisshelm
mining district.
ST. Johns Bids to be received
February End for construction of St.
Johns-Springerville highway.
Phoenix: Mountain States Tele-
phone and Telegraph company plan
ming improvements costing $500,000
yearly for next four years.
Cripple Creek: $4,000 ore taken
out of Rice vein in American Eagle
gold mine.
Four out of eleven major crops
show increased acreage in Arizona in
1924. Total crop value estimated at
$30,000000 as compared with $28,268,-
900 in 1923.
Douglas: Southern Pacific company
planning construction of direct line
from this city to west coast of Mex
ico
Yuma: Water right owners of
Yuma project unanimously vote for
construction of Siphon Drop power
plant.
The Winslow mail., 1925-02-06
WaSSamatter!

NOW that Winslow
HAS been
NICKNAMED
THE meteor City
AND that
WE have a
MILLION dollar
ICE plant
AND going
TO have
A $35,000.00
GAS plant
ALSO aeroplane service
TO the
SNAKE dance
AND other
POINTS of interest
FOR tourists
AND globe trotters
HOW about
A $50,O00.OO hotel
WHERE these
VISITORS
MAY stop over
AND give us
THE once over
AND tell
THEIR friends
BACK home
WHAT there is
IN store
FOR them
OUT here
IN wonderland.
The Winslow mail., 1925-02-06

test
The incentive for students to enter
is offered in the form of cash prizes
totaling $2,500, the national champion
ship prize being $500. Awards will
be made in. every state.
The Winslow mail., 1925-02-06

The Irish River Shannon, famed in
song and story, is about to be harness
ed to produce electrical energy for
the industry of New Ireland.
, 1925-01-29
Use a Laxative
That is Thorough
Beware Of the Rough Kinds That
React to Make Constipation
Worse-Your Safest Reliance
Is Stunrt's CalciumWafers.

By the time you know you need a
are a day or two too late. So you
are apt to swallow a glass OF
nauseating liquid or some pills that
try TO turn you inside out. Beware
of these. They are rough and leave
you knocked out.
You can get all the kick you need
from we or three Stuart's Calcium
waters. In addition their calcium
Hulphide has a very marked in
nuence in the blood by which con-
gestiona. innammations and other
poisonous conditions are broker up
10 IA you from hard colds, rheu-
matte attacks. kidney trouble. bron-
chial cough. perhaps pneumonia aid
feet you are looking for. You feel
thoroughly relieved In that respect
And then there's no reaction. no be-
ing bound up again o thinned
down TO weakness as happens with
nauBeatinE liquids. Try these wa
fers and experience how remark
ably they end your constipation and
make you feel thoroughly we'll from
head to foot.
You will md StuArt's Calcium
Waters on sale at 1most any drug
store ut so cents n box.
BY sending our name and address
+. a. Stuart Co. 66 Stuart Bldg.
Marshall. Mich, a convincing free
sample package will be sent to yeu
by return mail
, 1925-01-29
Cold WaUe In
East Passing

NEW YORK. Jan. 20. - Warmer
weather was predicted today for the
metropolitan district. which with the
Atlantic coast. from Maine almost
to Florida was in the grip OF a cold
wave Of unusual intensity last night.
Yesterday was not only the coolest
day of the year here. but. according
to weather bureau statistics. was tho
coolest January 2s on record. 1t was
n below zero yesterday morning.
The high mark of "a above was
reached at noon,
Along the Atlantic coast. from
Washington to Atlanta, snow inter
spersed with cold rains. was reported
yesterday. Milder temperatures. with
a subsiding OF storm conditions were
evident, however. over this area last
night.
, 1925-01-29

tention for some time with the local
bar association, certain members
being very favorable TO the pro-
cedure there and others being bit
terly opposed. An attempt was
made some time g by certain
members OF the association to
memorabilia the mayor and council
asking them to dismiss Judge Muir
ray This action has been side
tracked by the proposed investiga-
ton.
Mr.. Enterline. chairman OF the
committee, when questioned regard
ing tho matter this morning said
that he was not present at last
nights meeting and that he had just
learned OF the investigation. He
would not comment on what form
the investigation will take although
he intimated that those members
who wished the Judges removal
, 1925-01-29
TUO Killed In
Chinese War

SHANGHAI. Jan. 20. By the AS
ISOLATED Pressl.-Twenty persons
were killed and twenty injured here
today in a thickly settled section Of
the Chinese district when a small
contingent Of victorious troops. rep
r%esenting General Lu Yung-Hsiang
and tho central Chinese government.
were resisted when they attempted
to disarm about 1000 defeated XII
angsu troops. of Chi Hsioh-Y Yuan, de-
posed leader.
The spirited exchange OF shots was
ended by the appearance OF rein.
forcements which compelled the
Kiangsu troops TO submit to dis
armament. The panic hat resulted
when the shooting started resulted
in tho death or injury Of a number
of non-combatants.
, 1925-01-29


NEW YORK. Jan. 2e.-rhe trial
of CASTOR B. Means and Thomas b.
Fielder for conspiracy to bride gov
eminent officials. entered the last
stages today, with all the spectators
the federal court chamber would
hold straining for a glimpse Of the
defendants as Frank p. Walsh be-
gan exhorting the jury in behalf OF
Fielder.
Counsel for Means has summed his
case. Special Prosecutor Todd, d.
vidlnr his summation into two parts.
delivered the first half yesterday
and was to follow Walsh with the re-
mainder. The jury may get the case
today.
walsh's defense of Fielder. who as
Means attorney is alleged to have
tried TO bribe federal officials in the
Crager System Glass casket mail
fraud case. was based upon three
contentious.
He held that Fielder accepted only
n legitimate fee when he received
;47,s00 as counsel fee from 65 al
legged stock swindlers In the Crager
case, that Means was not present
when the fee was paid, and that
Fielder did not share or even know
about $4,000 that was tclegraphed
from Crager cas- defendants to Ell
mar W. Jarnecke, secretary to
Means.
, 1925-01-29

WouIu Dc BTvoh a persohaI heafihg
and n chance to prove their charges.
The report on the investigation is
expected to be turned in at the next
meeting of the bar association.
A municipal court for Casper,
combining the city and justice
courts, seems improbable. The
committee in charge of the PROPOSE
ton reported that such a court is
probably unconstitutional and that
an amendment of the statutes would
be necessary before the court could
be created.
Although favoring certain changes
in the worlSmen's compensation act
the committee does not favor going
on record at this time to such effect.
, 1925-01-29


GLORY is his strength
INl yet how few there are who
are really as strong as they should
be. The blood thins, gets weaker.
blood cells wear out-general
weakness and a gradual break
down of the system results.
We know there is n thing that
puts power In the blood, and that
Is more red-blood-cellsi S.S.S.
builds them by the miliioni We
know that as blood cells increase
in number, blood impurities van
ishl But have you ever actually
taken advantage of this wonderful
fact? Thousands just like you
have never thought Of 1t. So-called
skin eruptions - pimples. boils,
blackheads, eczema all pack up
and go when the, tide of blood cells
begins to roll in. Blood cells arc
the fighting giants : Of Nature.
S.S.S. Is one of the greatest blood
cell builders. blood ~cleansers and
body builders. known to us NOR
tails. Here is your opportunity
SIS. contains only vegetable me-
dicinal ingredients. Because S.S.S.
does build red-blood-cells, it
routs rheumatism. builds firm
flesh. fills out hollow cheeks. beau
titles the complexion. builds you
up when you are rundown.
Start taking SIS. today and get
back that power in your blood
8. s. 8. Is sold at al good drug
stores In two sizes. The larger
, 1925-01-29
New Discovery
Removes Hair Safely
Roots and All

Nothing destroys a woman's
beauty and charm quickly and
surely than superhuous hair. Bid
farewell forever to every u~nsightly
hair-on face. under arms and on
legs.
A wonderful new discovery now
gently lifts put hair. roots and all.
No muss, no bother. no injury to
skin. no growing back of hair
heavier thar ever. no odor. abso-
lutely safe and harmless. Skin left
clear. white. healthy and soft as
velvet.
This new discovery. called Karma,
is made of the very finest of sooth-
ing Oriental balsams. As easily APP
piled as cold cream, 1t penetrates
to the hair roots, loosens them and
leases OUT the hairs. Karma is
scientifically prepared and recon-
mended by prominent beauty spe-
cialists.
Try Karma- Sold by all good
dealers, such as Casper Pharmacy,
Kimball Drug. John Tripeny Co..
Wyoming Drug g. Supply Co. and
Smith & Turner Drug Store.
, 1925-01-29
JUDGE MURRAY'S COURT UNDER
FIRE OF ATTORNEYS; PROBE
ORDERED BY BAR ASSOCIATION

An investigation of alleged abuses in Judge Murray's
police court was ordered last night by the Natrona County
Bar association and the committee named by President
w. H. Patten includes E. E.. Enterline, Robert N. Ogden,
Jr, Don w. Ogilbee and Michael F. Ryan.
The conduct of the police court has been a bone of con-
, 1925-01-29
MEAMS-FELDER
BRIBERY TRIAL
NEARING CLOSE
Defense Exhorts Jury
In Behalf Of Two
Accused Men.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-rhe Ease OF
CASTOR B. Means. former agent of
the department Of justice and Thorn
rs b. Fielder. once Means attorney,
who arc charged with conspiracy to
bride government officials. went to
a federal court jury shortly after 3
p. m. today.