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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-09

the first mortgage. in order to OBJ
tain their consent thereto, would
not render the martgagor guilty Of
crime within the letter or the
spirit Of the statute.
An appeal from an order of Hon.
j. A. Coffey, Presiding Judge Of the
District Court of Foster County,
North Dakota, granting to the de-
PENDANT a new trial.
Affirmed. Opinion of the Court
by Johnson, ].
Prom Renville County
Burnett Wolfsen, ct al, as
Trustees Of the Gordon Cloth
ing Company of Minot, North
Dakota, q dissolved corpora
ton,
PLAINTIFF and Respondents
W.
o. A. Schieber and o. 4. Scie.
Der, Trustee in Bankruptcy OF
Abe Gordon, ct al.
Defendants and Appellants
SYLLABUS:
l.. On motion for a change OF
place Of trial on the ground of con.
venience of witnesses, the moving
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-09
--FABLES ON HEALTH
REMEDY FOR CHOKING

One Of Mrs. Jones youngsters chok-
ed one day while eating.
So Mrs. Jones, though the choking
was not very serious, felt that she
should know what to do In such q
case.
Here are some remedies she found:
In bad choking, where the patient
turns dark in the face. no time
should be lost. Send for the doctor
at once:
Meanwhile slap the sufferer on the
back between the shoulders. Open
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-09
A Thought

Henceforth there is laid up for me
q crown of righteousness, which the
Lord, the righteous Judge, shall give
me ut that day: and not to me only,
but unto all them also that love his
sppearing-2 Tim. ass.
Within the hollow crown.
That rounds the mortal temples
Of king,
Keeps death his court. Shake
spssre.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-09

! VIZ bun4 W near Tue ceiling and stayed the
dozen people passed every d
from the furnace often gave watts Of SCOT but
staysd-I had nay little part to rlay. ,%i {
While 10Y WAS running wildly and the laughter
hlsd the atr, SIMPLY daneied highly over head And
say to put r mildly. tew folk knew that was there
Aud YET played my part. Is have said ,
Just let me tell story that witnessed plain ~
day: II happened just beneath me- 20 know n
youth. In al his glory grabbed Va maiden. tair and
gay. and he ksDed the haas dozen times or 90 4.
OF course she rather scolded but he pointed up al
me and "a. y'The right to kiss you y my own
The reason VA unfobosd she passed It o. yous see
And then they left-And lsft me all alone
YET now my seasrn's ended and I'm lAid away at
49, The hapd Of fate has s,ade my story %.
t Through. me much love hAs hses
- Siasn. SAese-I'm jR . paecs u chrstmas mia
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-09

the mouth and insert the finger as
far down as. possible to try to grasp
the obstruction and remove it.
Another good plan, with children,
is to press the back or chest against
q table or chair. and slap or thump
the back between the shoulder blades.
Fish bones can sometimes be got
ten rid Of by swallowing a mouth
full of bread.
BY pressing the hinder portion of
the tongue vomiting, may be caused.
and the obtacle removed,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-09
Editorial Review

Comments reproduced In this
column may or may not express
the opinion of Tho Tribune. The
are presented here In order that
our readers may have both sides
OF important issues which are
being discussed In the press Of
the day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-09
EXTREMES

Suing for divorce, Wisconsin admits that his
wife is the best housekeeper in town. But he this
passion cleanliness has obsessed her that it has be-
in her mind causing her to forget and neg
lect everything else in life, even the plaintiff.
Evil frequently is good carried to extremes Another
example stngness the extreme of thrift Happiness and
good citizenship in happy medium.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-09
tSMGe'Q!{]|||HgEE||EEEE:>>

I've had my little session and I've done worldly
w again. I'm down. and packed
cretton Ah tis we'll have heart Tor know
today
hung the ceiling
) dozen people passed warm arr
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-09
HUNGER

Starvation still many parts of the world
The world wheat crop in 1924 440 million bushels less
than it was the year BEFORE Department of Agriculture es
mates That only 88 bushels of wheat for 100
in 1928
Nearly half of the loss in Canada Higher price
narv compensates the grower But to the the
loss Is definite brings hunger to world which, still
weakened by great needs of nourishment
r. regain it's strength Hunger too is breeder of
The singing Pullman porters with Travellers can
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-09

InrceakR me much love but I'm as
- aaens S1eee--lm WN piece ChStamas mlaatos..
:. ~~&Cesaraget 1s1S. MA service 1asls,ys, -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-09

We saw man slip up on a slip.
perry sidewalk and break one Of his
New Year resolutions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
STREET CAR is
HELD Up
Operator Loses Sl4 TO Well
Dressed RObber

Boarding summit ave- street
car Ht thr end Of rHr nue Friday
night yuuu aHI well dressed
bandit bella nap A. EIla the opsr
nior and secure flt m small
change
The youth Pretended 10 be =
i.=A-eHEsr. and salf=f uuul Ellis
wpa alone IN tho car bsforc enter.
ms re carried pistol and was
dfe srd lu % dark suit gray over
coat and brown hui Aftrr ihe foL
uyrF hr nam toward EHslnkr ave
ana ,renped
TWO drug stores were robbed IA
Wu.i Sequence Friday uistt A
man was niuFFrd aud fubl
- - Russell, clerk az thr u
df3ra Pharmacy. sfth ave aud r.
uniur o. vHa held up by use
motor bandits who took leb from
iWn ana trryp Of toward tBe iiy
Both men carried uu'umlle gum
one hrii RUSSELL 20 at. while tHl
other robbed tle each register
T.. u. Maukey clerk ut the AiIy
Pharmacy. sstA 10th s.. waH held
up "a frw minutes mtr Hy one man,
WHO took about f5a caaH and IA 81.
rEs,E end ran dawn Miller st 90
rui broadway
Thrs, Tauga attached aud F.uEEr 4
Alfred gHFrizo. a5. nU,u.tn on tHl
steamer Emma Alexander as hs
FaErl ~ window display N Third
ave and Main a.. opposite The nrf
station Carrso was dared by "a
blow on the head lie Lost $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
SHIP IN STORM
Admiral Watson Puts Into
Prince Rupert Dry Dock

Thr Pacific Ssrur b.p awu4rF
passenger yrsseL IHe Admiral Wat
SON which was reported m trouble
during q zllc on thr way NHfth has
pug into dIy dock at ruuee Rupert
n e.. according 90 adEiefs herr u
Gly.
Messages TO Tho star from Nic
tar.t stated that the Admiral Watson
was caught ia heavy sale 0fg
rfIBgr Rupert Ths strip ia=t bi#ss
Uff her propeller ana Hb1u, miHuIshf
asked gar assisHucr
There vrue u1 reports of any iU
iurlcs ur confusion aboard the ~
s'l. which was ON ttr way from
Seattle 20 Alaskan ports.
The barE, luuEamou. which went
sdrtft iu fIry1tg strait yesterday az
lvFHnau when TOYS lmr frum the
TUG Maartt broke, Was sim hslples
TODAY. with lbs Canadian tghlh0us
tender NJUington standing by. The
tug Maum.ou was srnt out 10 take
OF capt W ~ Wmsatr and four
men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10

KANSAS CITY, $40, Jan, 10
n Chareas Of accepting q 1880
brlbc for obtaining "a pardon for
Fred ". Pollman. former banker,
are made against Russell G pavif
.ou ot Cos. Jonathan N Davi, q
Kansas. in eopyuEhied article in
todhy'a Kansas City Journal.
Tho Journals story stated that
even men. including newspaper
representatives. were present in a
hotel room when young Davis was
confronted with the facts concern.
Ing tho alleged deaf The men wait.
"a Ia an adjoining room while poll.
man bargalncd with Davis. the arr
ticlc scts forth.
Conversation between the two
was recorded by a dtc;uEraph and
n shorthand reporter. according to
the story ia the Journal
Young Davis. q Is alleged In the
article. accepted 81 900 from Poll.
utan. left the room and returned
with the pardon aud was paid an
additional $3.50. The youth denied
charges that his father know Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
Geographical Chairman
FQpOrS Rainier as Name

j WAsHiNGToN. Jan. iO.- Endless
w confusion would result from
changing the name Of Mount Rainier.
Washington. to Mount Tacoma. DR..
]. G. Merriam. chairman or the
United States Geographical board.
told the house public lands committee
today NJ bearings on tho senate bin
. to rename the mountain.
'Tacoma. said Merriam. means
white and any other SNOW capped
mountain might bear the same
name"
I Representative johnson. Washing.
ton. republican, who Is pushing the
bin. told the committee that after the
{ Geographical board had rejected the
/ name Of Tacoma the state legislature
OF Washington adopted n resolution
advocating the change IL contend
cd that the senate exceeded It's au-
thority In adopting the resolution
authorizing the change,
Representative Hadlcy. Washing.
ton, republican. said the sentiment
I in the state was Overwhelmingly
{ opposed to tho name OF Tacoma"
Representative Sumner. Washing
ton. said he had received four letters
/ favoring tho change and 2S against
it,
/ Former Representative Hum
| phrcys. Seattle. who said he repre-.
sented 20 cities opposing the change,
claimed the resolution adopted by
the legislature did not suggest that
/ the name NJ Mount Rainier be
changed TO Tacoma.
1T asks said Humphreys, for
an appropriate name. If this bill is
/ passed, II will be the main issue in
a state campaign for years to come.
I The candidate who would not declare
| himself In favor OF changing the
name back TO Rainier would not
have any more chance than tho La
Toilette ticket in Massachusetts"
Humphreys added that II tho people
of Tacoma had been as persistent in
taking advantage OF commercial OPP
portunities as they have been in
/ changing the mountains name, Sc.
attic would not 10 three times as
large as Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
Marian Pictures
at Labor Meeting

Prof H. " FarWrl ul Use uui-
yersly 90 Warrington viii lecture
on what Ws Know About MARS
sunday o, m. nc thr Labor trm-
PIE Tho lecture yD d. illustrated
hy photographs takgn rrcentIy by
astronomers in their observations OF
Mars 20 the time h was closest 20
the earth. The lecture Il under the
auspices 90 the Seattle Labor col-
lrsg, and the public IL invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
COOLIDGE RULES
CONGRESS
Developments Prove Power
OF President

WASHINGTON. IAN tR The
rowing dominance ~ President
ttoller over courress Mas incr1as
usly appAuuJ wan Developments
talsy
since b-z rygrvhslm,nE uaiogi'f
gr tas election. even drmulFais have
len their r5rty lines 20 praise him
the upr'cious senate has reyerae'i
ITSELF at his hlddIBs and tEg house
has bowed 20 hts will
To-day BE- became known that he
mas released bis republican major
lty In the senate from party line
ua che Muscle Sho1is idl aud au-
thorizsd them 20 vote either for
che Underwood Or che Jones plan.
While this viii ada somc strength
far tEe Underwood bah the pgesi'
dents failure 90 niorc tt eNeius
yey IS expected Co lead TO ia de-
feat.
Within the last Few days, Mr
Coolidge has s2trtel such h''u'
yucc that
His veto Of the postal pay hli
was sustained hy the senate, tho
ID had previously passed that boly
uS % 20 3.
Navel officers have curtailed their
criticism % the navy and now snN
IL s tHa equal % any In TIE
,orla
Representative Hrittcn, Illinois,
dropped biz plan for an immlsra'
ZION conference OF "only the white
races u th, Pacific and announced
ae would change his resolution ''
include Japan aud China,
senator Robinson, de m oeratte
leader. arose on the floor Of the
snatc 10 defend the president as au
honest executive" senator DIAL
south Carolina democrat. called The
man u the White House ''as sood
democrat az anyone on th's slide
~ the senate chamber"
No enc has arisen IN either Tho
yenatt OR the hourr slnoe they have
horr in session 90 attack bin per.
so,. 'iy-au unprecedented record t~
compared with party attacks IN pre-
ytous congresses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
Claypool's Action
Upheld by Court

OLYMPIA. Jan. io.--The authority
u Court Commissioner Charles y.
Claypool Of King county 10 give
judicial decisions, the dismissal OF
the jain 4 BreEd suit against the
city over the Lake Youngs tunnel
contract. the inability Of a person not
licensed TO collect fees as an archi-
iect were affirmed IN decisions b.
The state supreme court yesterday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
One a Minute Calls
at General Delivery

one every minute u not nHiE
the average birth rate Tor suaksrH
bat u b. the average number %
faces lhat appear daliy af each ~
the four Feusral delivery wlndgwa
90 the poet office
"a nearly az sou can figure ~
We got about one d minute on uH
average" replied g. T. CROOK az
one n the delivery windows when
asked n business was good With
him. As there are four Window
that means four o minute. and you
can make your own calculation "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10

room of the hospital Another NJ
sault in which MrB. Fosscr says she
was injured and her ear phones
smashed occurcrd IN November. 1898.
In each OF the ctaes. Mrs. Foster
says her physical infirmiiy made
her incapable of summoning aid.
County Commissioner Frank Paul
told The star Saturday that Mrs.
Foster gained secret hearing be-
fore the prcscn, board during the
election campaign last fall. and he
admitted the matter was hushed IN
because q fears that IL was a poiitt.
cal move aEains, Dupen. Dupcn at
that time entered emphatic denial Of
the charges.
Dupen branded the charges us
false. saying he knew nothing about
the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
EAsTEnN sTATIoNs

tRsduced TO Seattle Timer
WLW. Cincinnati. 423 meters:
]. orchestra; 4. dinner hour con-
cert; 8. special program.
KDKA. PLttsburg. 32s meters
1880 a. m, concert. 3. children'a
period; $3.50. concert.
wGY, schenectady. y. s., $50
mstors-s 40. dance music.
WGR. Buffalo. n. v. $40 me-
tcrH-3-f;30. dinner music.
VOC, Davenport. Iowa. 49, me-
ters-i0 n. m. chimes concert;
$3.50. sunday school lesson: :, or
chestra program.
WCCO. Minneapolis, AZ meters
-. firaaidG philosophers md
talk: $3.50. hockey game: 8. or
Chestru.
Veal. Mortified. Mimi, $50
meterH-l0. musical
WSAI, Cincinnati, 200 meters
8. chimes concert: G:i5, music:
1870. music: 10. midnight enter
tainera: 1890 orchestra.
CKAC, Montreal. 427 meters
Z. kiddiea' stories I'm French and
English; $3.50 dinner concert:
$3.50. studio program: 1870. dance
program.
WGBs, New York. 3tG meters
-l0;30-l. mixed program; t;s0-
?, mixed program.
CNRO. ottawa, i35 metsra---5,
musical.
KsD. 81. Louis. $40 moters-e.
concert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
Two Lawyers Are
Disbarred by Court

Edward NJ. Comyns, OF Seattle.
has been disbarrcd by tho state su.
prcme court, according TO word from
Olympia saturday He was convict
cd OF using the mails 10 defraud and
served n term in prison. Charles
f. Dolln. OF Toppenish. was disbar.
red in the courts decision for five
years. He was accused of acts in.
volving moral turpltude."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
Automobiles Injure
Two Roller Skaters

Autos injured two boys who were
roller skating. Friday
Arthur Peak. -. of 1913 gzud ave
=. was injured by m auto az Raj
nicr ave. aud Censsee ~. lie re-.
cslved o broken lsR
Kermit Knudson. 1884 Wallingforl
ave, was bruised about the head
and b9ay when an auto knocked
him down at y. 10th n and wal.
lingford ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10

About 60 years ago "a liyWr.oId
youngstsr Joined The Pollard Grand
opera compny. @ company Of juve.
nils whose fame b. known not oniy
i'm the United states and Canada but
virtually turnout Tie world Moh' IL
The youthful members were ualivsa
% the Aut.podst
Joseph Muller, now manager q the
PaiaecHip thtater lu Seattle. was
,hen manager % this famous troupe
n Young singers aud for many
years toured with them turnout the
country
Yesterday. famous movie star
who is tsls week playing al the
Orpheum ihsatsr walked into Mr
Muilera office II was the young
stsr % 20 yehEt BEo and mono other
than -snub" Pollard whose funny
antics for the pBth0 Fllm corpora,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
Maxine Elliott Is
Saved From Death

I'ALM HEAtH. jan 10 HaNeI
from death On The surf Maxine El
LOOT SIN wgs suffering from shock
ana exhaustion today
Thr famous aptrrFs was rescued
Wednesday after she had yenturcd
into deep water ir front OF tho
villa ~ Mr. and Ar Thomas L.
Chadlouruc and been pghl and
dmEged under hy an undefiov.
chudbournc. strong swimmer
dragged Miss Elliott from the surf
sho Was unconscious when he
reached hsf and II required 80 min.
utts % first aid ,rflimcnt 20 re-
suscliats her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
Kansas Governors Son
Accused in Bride Story
Kansas City Paper Charges He Took
Money for Pardon to EX-Banker

transaction and returned the money
TO r'ollman when facud By his nc.
ruscru, the story declares
IUllmau, according 10 40 affidavit
published IN connection with the az.
legged expose, ylouBly had urged
tho pariuninK Of Glenn Davs, an,
other convict. and declared that Gov.
eruor Davis told him II enough
money waa paid pardon could be-
Obtained for Davis
TOPEKA. Kan. Jan, 10, Governor
Jonathan ~ Davis today character
iEsj aH a frame up" and n plot TO
get me- the article appearing in tho
Kansas CITY Journal. Wherein Russell
q. Davis. the governors son. Is al,
legged to have accepted a 1880 bribo
for pardon Tor Fred vs.. Poilman.
former convict out on parole,
1T was framed up hy MY political
enemies. the governor asserted.
Davis declared that his son deiiy-
cred the pardon To poltman which
already had been granted, and that
somehow they invciglod my son into
accepting the money"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10

IUAsHrSGroN. Jan 10 Charles
w - warren. Of Detroit, today
was nominated by President Coolidge
10 be attorney general ~ the United
states 10 succeed Harlan + stone,
% Now York. who was appointed
associate justice Of the supreme
court lie was formerly ambassador
TO japan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
Alaska Auto Arouses
Interests on Streets

Aliracting moro Than usual alton
ton on the streets. was an automo.
bile from Ketchikan. Alaska sat.
urday The license number was
Il and the license plate was only
about half the usual size The
driver appeared to feel at home
with a car in big city. but would
not dirulgc his name nor tell how
he got here with his car,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10

Price a carter HtaF his6 lL3i"EfArH7ia
ton have made millions of movie
fans laugh.
Two hours later Mr. Muller and
Mr.. Pollard came out q tho ufnre
after notwithstanding over the last
two decades
In yesterdays "mrm1r.es Joe
aud suub recalled some o. the Old
time mrmier6 ~ tho company and
where they arc today Among them
we're Daphe Pollard. uow with the
schubert F0lllss in New York: Ted.
die MeSAma. who VIA here recently
with The Irene company. While
Pollard on the Orphcum Circuit
Jack Pollard. who's name II known
throut ihe thsatsrical world.
Gosh tl,id Mr Muller. as snuh
departed. '1ra fine % he a tbsaier
manager w Seattle. but when re-
call those days on tho road. we'll,
wonder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BROKER
STARTS ON PAGE I

prosecutor
Dow said Saturday that be hnd
invited the ag,rts 70 search bis Of.
fees earlier in The Gay and taka
anything from there that they might
wish.
Il have an extensive clientele and
30 10, question ms clients 40 to
their moral or law-abldlng oharac-
Ter" Dow said. Il think my arrest
unwarrunted and the search uuncc-
e.snrr."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
Columbia Highway
Ready for Traffic

THE DALLES. Ore. Jan. l0-The
Columbia river highway was again
open to travel between Hood river
and The Dallcs this morning. a one.
way route having been cleared thru
tho slide near Mosier by a crew that
worked nli OF last night, IL was re-
ported at the local state highway
Office tnhnN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
Denny Regrade to
Be Asked for CITY

An ordinance recently drafted and
providing for Immediate condemna,
ton az Denny hill property and es-
Enlistment OF a rcgrade project will
be submitted TO the city council soon.
members OF the Denny Hin Regrade
club were informed by T. r. Uden Of
the club Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
sATUnUAY, JANrAuY no

KFox. 2ss metsrs-6:l5-7.f5.
markets. 1853. Aunt NiviTn's
bedtime story SO. Earl GrAy'a
orchestra; 1912. Earl Gray's or
chestra
KJR-sileut.
KFOA, Rhodes Department
store, 455 msters-i-515. after
moons at home: 6.45-8.I5. Rhodes
department store program; $40
10. program. i0-tI. Eddie Hark-
ness Olympia Hotel orchestra.
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
XII. Los Angeles. 4G9 meters
5000. Greenwich EIliAge or
chestra; BIO. concert.
KGO. Oakland. si2 metorz-
I1.30s1. luncheon concert: 4-5:g0.
concert: Z. studio program: $40.
musical program; 10-l. dance
music.
XIII. Los Angeles. 3s5 meters
1870 go, music: $3.50. Saturday
afternoon frolic: 6-g:3O. orcheA-
ira: s:30-7;30. chiIdren's pro-
gram: $40. special program. 10
IL. orchestra.
KPO. San francisco. 423 mo-
ters-3 :30-j:30. tea dansnnt. s-i2.
dance orchestra.
XIX. Oakland. 900 meters-Sl-
lent
KGw. Portland. 492 meterB--t0.
dance music.
xxx. Los Angeles. 337 meters
1880 n. m. weekly talk: G. dim
ner concert. s-i0. evening con-
cert: 1911. orchestra; 1f-12. xxx
Srl
KFRc. San Frnnclsco. $50 mo-
tora-s:40-7:30. dance program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
Improve Park, Is
Plea of Clubbers

Improvement % Roosevelt p1rk. n
the University district IS being ursed
by the University Lions club The
mcmber seek establishment ~ out
door cook stoves and improvements
at lhe entrance to attract picnic
pJrtica
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
Council Pay Raise
to Be Up to Voters

Seattle voters az the March 10
elections win vote upon a proposed
charter amendment. increasing the
annual salary OF councilmen from
$4,000 TO $500. By unanimous vote
OF the council late Friday. AZ the
came time they win vote on in.
crcaslnE pay of the city treasurer
and comptroller from $4,000 10 S..
600 n year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
Record Registration
at Fishery College

Registration ia the college Of fish.
cries at the state university will
break all records this quarter. &C.
cotdlng 70 Dean John ~. Cobb. The
short course for professional men Is
drawing a huge enrolment. About SO
students win enroll IN the college Of
fisheries. which Is the only one in
the world outside one in Japan, The
short courses begin Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
EIGHT IN RACE
DahIby and WeStiaIl File for
City Council

With fHr Ming gf Caudtlar5 ~
Henry g. D4hlby. secretary iD 80
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January 18TH
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Public Hearing for
Service Monument

Mrs. kathryn Miracle. Of the coun-
al public grounds and hnrbors com
mittee. has called a public hearing
for Tuesday ~ 10 q. m. on the pro-
posal 10 erect q soldiers and sailon
monument In City Hall park