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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
RADIO GROWING
IN EUROPE
Many Countries Are Already
Dotted With Stations

NEW YORK. Feb "a Radio
broaicastins Is developing in Eus
rope. despite the governmental 90.
vrr,tious. Be- tho word brought had,
uy r. A nrofos. European CONNER
clI manager Of the Information
Western Electric company.
"Iu England alone Ia broadcast
Ing well organized on a scale com.
parable 10 that IN the United
sAiss
England system, most sNteu.
slyr in Europe crntsm about The
British urondcastInE company
which now operates about NJ sta
tIona. About 100000 people are
paying "a prescribed license Zee 10
th, government. and part ~ this
ice rsycrts Go the broadcahtiug COM
any The English stations are
sending out excellent programs
which arc enjoyed In other eounr
tries of Europe
sweden has enjoyed broadcast
uE for two years Tile Telegraph
administration h1s plans fur "a com
prrhrurigc system Of stations Inter
linked hy telephone lines
Great progress tn brpllgasllns
has been mad, m Germany during
the last y~Hf. Plans are under way
10 organize power carrier broad
casting service. supplying nulscrih
/ ers with receiving sets on "a rental
tas,s
''BroadeaHinE ~ publicity mat
ter in Spain. which b. permitted hy
[ iav. has made it possible tor Il uni
yrraaI hruadrHstiug company, form
"a ug an tho various interests IN
Z the country 10 make contracts
which put broadcntinE upon a com
msrr.sI basis. There ate two eta
tionz one in Madrid and ono IN
Hlr,eiona. with one 10 D. Installed
lat san Sebastian,
A small amount Of bfoadehh'inE
/ Il being done IN Italy switzerland
/ uunsary and the baltic states
3 plans are being made for The M
staliution ~ stations IN IieiEium ana
/ Austria. Denmark has tried u, hhi
failed 10 mako any great success
|ou the whole however, the outlook
I /. Eooi and ln the near future ail
European countries wili probably be
well supplied with radio murir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
NAVY HEAD HITS
DISARMAMENT
Wilbur Tells Women Il Is
"Crime Against God"

wAsHIEGTON. Feb gi-lt
would be "a crime against God and
man" for the United States TO die
arm and subside into purII.auimolr
Incompetence 20 advocate on main
tain justice" Secretary N the Sasy
Wilbur told the H0msn'a conference
o. national defense a. peace iusur-
ancr, here today
IN a brisri.ng speech wilbur told
the women the United States would
scrap its navy and dlHhand its per-
sonucl n We could b. assured that
there we're 20 be no more war;.
and that force would never again
be- needed IN world affaira,' but
added
The pluful cries u the children
led 10 ruthless slaughter iu this
day and aEe should warn ua that
the kingdom ~ heaven has not set
arrived on earth, no matter how
much We have prayed Tor it'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
WILL RADIUM AT LAST
OPEN The DOOR OF
THE GREAT UNKNOWN?

n you are siek and want 20 Get We'll
and Keep We'll. urits Tor literature thai
tells How and why this almost unknown
and wonderful new element brings relief
90 % many sufferers from constipauon.
rheumatism. selatica- gpul Nspriiit
Neuralgia. Nervous Frostrztiun, HiEh
Heed Pressure and diseases % the
stomach. Heart Lungs, Liver, Kidney
ard other uilmVuth You wear DeEnsns
Radioactive Solar Pad day and Night.
rrceIvlnE the Radioactive Rays con.
unuousiy into your system. causing a
healthy circulation, overcoming slug
Eishnsss. throwing on impurities and
restoring the tissues and nerves 60
normal condition-aud the next Thing
,ou know you are setting we'll
Mold 90 a test proposition. lou are
thoroughly satisfied g f. helping you
before the appliance IL yours Nothing
10 DO lNt wear it. No trouble or e.
r~nns and the most wonderful fact
about the appliance 10 that IL IL sold
40 reasonable that Il IL within the reach
% all both rich and poor.
No matter how bad your ailinsni, or
how long standing. We Will BE- pleased
10 have sou Try Il Al our riak. For fun
Information write today-not tomorrow.
Hadium Appliance Co. 10 Bradbury
BIDS. los Angeles. Callf.-Advertise-
fnent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
Radio Music Cheers
Inhabitants of Nome

The diph,heria stricken inhabitants
Of Nome were greatly checred up by
the music over the radio Of Eddie
Hardness orchestra playing from the
Marine room Of The Olympic Hotel,
according 10 letters received By the
management Of the hotel.
Music from that orchestra and
others reaches Nome with great clnr'
it's and volume. one letter. which
Travelled over 500 miles BY dog team
before Il reached the railroad. stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
Local Lawyer Faces
Disbarment Hearing

Earl a. Mcyiear, Seattle attorney,
faced the state board Of law exam.
iuera. sitting In superior court
room here Tuesday. 70 investigate
charges % his alleged misconduct
with clients cases. Howard NJ.
Findlcy OF Seattle and Dix Row
land Of Tacoma are hearing the
case and win transmit their report
10 the state supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
ANIMAL MlMlCS
ON RADIO SCARE
LISTENING CATS

Cats OF every known variety,
mnEinE from the well known
great American alley 10 the more
exclusive pedigrcrd blue bioods,
Jumped 'sky hiEh and wide re-
Gently when they heard a weird
program from KoN, according TO
letters received from broadcast
listeners,
The Denver station had as part
OF their program entertainment
by two natives % the Pueblo In
dian tribe. who mimieked Wild
birds and animals galore.
The bowls o. Tho coyote and
other animals issuing from the
loud speaker horn caused eats IN
the homes OF listeners almost 10
die Of fright. one ran away for
good others fled prccipliaiely TO
the cellar. while some. with lit
tic more backbone. showed fighi.
according TO the reports,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
The Stars Radio Page
RADIO PROGRAMS

kpu san Francisco, tlk- mrF
tors Rudy StcErre orchestra
from the Fairmunt Hotel. Nrl7.
villa MaTrt uIEhtt inali James
orchestra from the Palace Hotel
XII. tans Angeles. t0il mrH
IFrs- $50 D. ui special program
tN.II Ara Hickman dance or
rhystra from the lHitmuFr Hotel
kNN, IsH Angeles q meters
90 30 b. ut. dinner hour proc
FHmr trUHIK. HtNls talE So.
special program, 7aiu. kNA frsr
tuFy pruEraml lurle, lNm ne ore
yhralrs from abe Ambassador
Hotel
KFRC. san Francisco $40 me
trra sic. lance program hy
krlifs orchestra
EASTERN STATIONS
turdur-d to seattle rimei
kYW. Chicago. sac meters
kNW. The World Cfirr' Viii
broadcast tho latest news ~ tho
world every half hourH~ou the
hour and tho hair huur-frum
the nrfs leo ~ the ChlraEH Her
AID and Ekhmiurr-t-t q. W.,
musical program. tsgo-G.t5. pgur
Erum. tstar3.iu. musical prur
gtam S-ss1o Evening az Home
program
WRAP Fort Worth. Texas,
tT6s meters -5r3Hst.Iu D. m4
musical prokrhms lsiurNi5r euu-
cert
kpKA. pittabuFs. 500 meters
IS q w. concert o. HruuHN irk
hour 90 music. a. concert
WEAF. Sew York tse meters
-sl0-6 O. w. The Gold Dust
Twins go. Eyrrraiy hour, lBa
a.. Goodrich hour
MGN. schenectady GFal mra
trra=s b. tn EuuuHw iCb hour rf
music United states Navy
band. sEta. organ recital
WOO. Davenport love-. tsls
meters D. uls pruEfams =
musical
WnAW. Omaha. krb. 5ss me-
trrh=T b. m. he Luxe program
90 NiEhtruealcn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
KHQ Holds Beauty
Contest Wednesday

Something new FOR radio fans h.
promised by the Bush & Lane Co.
broadras,ing over kHQ In thcIr
program "Wednesday nlsht az $50
Il is musical program by Seattle
women and beauty contest com
blncd
Each artist viii h. numbered and
before offering her act she will h.
infinitely described. After her act
Ia over the listeners will eaulog her
according TO her described looks and
performance ~ the close ot her
program tho votes. by telephone and
telegram. viii H. counted and half
an hour after the close o. tho pro
gram the winner viii - announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
MrnNnsnAN. IrnnI NItN n

NtlNtNhAN AahNA ~
kTuA Rhodes Department
STORE. i53 mrterr no ap7l ~ i'33'
fary gtub IunrHruus t-t.laa WI.
liam IInffmau'- Olympic Hotel
concert orchestra. b laHA Ne, ti"p-
p-r- Kelly pFeEram 90 tnHith7
mental and vocal selections
NgU.lR. studio wuaIral pruEthin.
hlE a. "A Radio go r~i- l'r
l.aU luncheon concert ffuW thH
Frederick IS Nelson trarnnms
i.FU-a public spraktus class
Prof GrurEr NaNvs f.aN.
musical preETam s.le-lo Spa"-
kiiQ Bush a lane Co-l-t,
musical program Of request
numbers A1u-l1 30, studio mualr
cal prukram
TUESpAN. FEutJ ANY -
kFoA Rhodes department
store. ass mctrIa ie.3Nrl rAn. hir
wants club luncheon program
nom The Olympic Hotel. ir5 .lar
William HaffWau's olympic
Hotel concert orchestra ~ 20.
mote control. 6starN rs. Nhlicd
musical program $50 10 aan,t
muster lp-il, Eddie llaFNn'''
Olympic tlolrl orchestra
kuQ Hush a Tan, tor. a
mrtrra= musical matinee,
any number being played upon
rr ucst numbers. Nie-la musi-
cal Program
kiln y ~. Radio Co. 1st mc-
trrs-i. s0-l 30. luncheon epn-
sert. I1o-4. Home Economics
talk .-.
rNtITIC COAST STATIONS
tgb Oakland. able meters
10 m.. uwusWirk NadIula pro
lam. iU.Ia M dance music bN
Uaistead's orchestra from the
Sd Francis Hotel
KtI los Angeles. tbs.a me
trrs-l 10-t w- Tommy Iasnh
log Cabin orchestra. AsH, liter
ar1 program
kUW. Portland tol meters
Np m lscturs SO, concert. lN-
hi Nuitnamah Hotel Strvlirrss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
University District
to Have Radio Club

A radio club whose chler purpose b.
clearing up disturbances caused by
defective wiring and insulation and
other prcveniablc causes is bcinE
formed BY the University Radio com,
pany for broadcast listeners Ia the
University district.
The membership % the organize.
tion. 10 be known as the Broadcast
Listeners club. is limited TO people
living in the district. but IL Is their
hops that other districts viii follow
the lead and form similar clubs, As
soon as sufficient number Of people
arc registered in the new club "a
meeting will BE- called and activities
started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived Feb zi-Nr AiasEH. from
Taroma. 81 1880 NJ IT. AfFirs Msfg
FROM Shanghai yia ports al s.ts g. no.
~ steel EnEihssr from baltimore Via
ports a. 730 o. 60. stF ciaussus from
baltimore sta ports a. $50 q. m. ur
capt A. . Lucas. tavtnE barge 40. VI
from Rirbmond, a. sac a, On. fsb. -
AfF HtHnpo0d from los AHEries VIA
HsH rranrisso a. ~ .. m. str Aktbssau
aari from Yokohama Via ports az t.ta
3 mr
sailed rsb st=Hr Hllysfads FOR Fan
Tfanrlsco Ma Tacoma ~ ms Fob.
Ms usobyaus Tor los Angeles VIA
porte &c iQEts M stf Yosemite Tor
San Ffanrisra Via ports st 1855 e. ~
stf West isan Tor Tacoma ~ i.iE ,. m
stf WakatA MsTu Tor Everett a. = N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
Heads Rescue Party
to Find Lost Friend

BEND, ore Feb. 81. .. Ger.
king is heading a rescue party this
afternoon, which is setting out In
quest of his trapping partner
Charles George. missing for the
past month. II Ia feared that the
man has met his death in the deep
snow between Tumllo creek and
-Ilk hLn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
PREDICT HIGHER
STOCK PRICES
Business News COnStruc-
tive; lndustrlalS Strong
WALL STREET JOURNAL TINAN-
GIAI HINilM

VAL WV ~"
NEW YORK Fob 20 Wall street
began the uru week with ebsFrF-
ere 9ho have been correct about
the successive prices ~ the current
market, anticipating nru high aver
age prices within the nest fTN days.
business news over the prolonged
EsFk 4rnd was highly rGustrurtlFr.
pointing 40 a continuance n general
trade expansions
tudustTiaia displayed a strong tone
Boa the early dealings On the stock
exchange American Locomotive was
an outstanding feature. jumping J. 'g
points o. new high ground ~ l-s Pa
The rails malutainr their utsadiursa
in the face ~ continued pressure on
~ Paul preferred. which sold AZ
20. close 10 the lowest price IN hlsr
tory.
The market opened irregular a..
3 steel, iZii. up z. Mack Trucks.
ltl. or Radio. cas-. up =
American Locomotive, lzs. up a.. (.
General Mut9rH 7fts or 4, Studr-
baker. t3a, OF r.. American sugar
Gfts Kansas city Southern 1Sa.
up = Southern Pacific. 1913 up
a. New Haven. 1iA 40 = south.
sru Railway, So. of e. Pan Ameris
can No. 1Ta. up p. savage Arms.
Fsb, up = BALDWIN, ltgh.. up "a
4, Rubber, tzh. or =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
COLDS
Break a Cold Right Up with
"Pape's Cold Compound"

Take two tablets
every three hours
until three doses
arc taken. The first
dose always gives
relief. The second
and third doses
completely break
up the cold. Pleas
ant and safe 10
take. Contains no
, quinlnc or Opiates-
| Millions use "Pape's
Cold Compound.
iPrice. thlrty-nye
cents Druggists
guarantee Il.
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
Radio Secures $1,700
for Church Campaign

Radio played an important part
Sunday In securing donations for
the First NJ. r. church expansion
fund. when ii.Ioo was subscribed by
Hstcners-in on the sermon. Con
trlhuiions were telrgrnphed and
telephoncd In. the most distant b..
ing wired from Fort worth. Texas.
by former member OF tho con
grcEatiou.
The appeal vas broadcast over
KJR. the Northwest Radio corpora
tion'a super power station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
Weekly Service to !.
Alaska Is Planned

Resumption of fun Alaska ser's]
for spring trade is announces
the Pacific Steamship Co. -
Queen. after repairs. will san y
Southeastern Alaska. March u. ~
Admiral Rogers will leave MAY
%. the two boats alternating u
giving a weekly service. To sova'
western Alaska The Admiral W.
son and the Admiral Evans -
again he on the run, giving y
day service from this port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
CONCERTS APPLAUDED

More than 10000 letters came TO
station wEAF' alone after tho first
concert in which John Mccormack
and Lucrezia Bori sang. That's not
counting the thousands Of letters that
went 10 the other six stations that
broadcast their concerts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
Building Permits

etc 1850.
G y sum.on. Tss Pike st. alter
house $3.50.
Jahu Davis A Co, 1895 Fourth ave. al
Ter office. 1850.
=. x. lane so i3th ave. s.. residence
addition, teee-
). = MsrsiAnd 1893 18TH 3 ". residence
addition itoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24

kFOA wejBes
iay evening. Frb.
ruay sa rrom
6t5 10 Sl5 p On
An announcement
o. particular in-
tccst TO everyone
Interested IN ga
do Is TO Dc made
luriug The pro
srlm aCcoriiug
TO the manage
mcnt
The artists who
will take part ia
the program aur
Miss Ella Cudi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
GIRLS RADIO CLUB

Girls Of the Northwest arc 10 have
their own radio club. II viii be under
the auspices OF station WcCo. at
Minneapolis 81 Paul. and will meet
every Saturday morning by radio
under direction OF Betty Croker.
homo economist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
GRADUATION OVER AIR

Fans listening in TO station WCCo.
at Minneapolls-st. Paul. attended"
graduation exercises Of the staiion'a
radio cooking school. They heard
the appropriate addresses and the
names Of graduates as they received
their diplomas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24

hoe. guitar sole. Photo b, IIarttGsk
ist. Faith Spruilc, who will sing "a
group Of wvll-knowu SONGS, Stewart
Armstrong. bass, who viii entertain
with a varied program ~ both class
cal and humorous songs stephens
and stephens. banlosts. WuyiuE to-
getber a group % interesting num-
1crs. Marguerite schmidt pianist
Who win play several classical sel,cr
ions ana Louise Hall. siug.ns a
selected number Of old songs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
VEGETABLES

VEGETABLES
rrtse. Paid whsls.sls Deslsr.
ossia alien. BY ftonssr rruit fredaes
CO
CTh. price. ri.sn are the.s r-sds ~
,~,au dealers ~ whoiFsaiTra Win .
,.r .ss.anat exceptions. price. 20 pro.
syrsy. ran 10 figured ~ dsdus,inE me
COS, ., ,rsn.psris,iun 10 Seattle ard
.pp.o,imatsiy IS per cent for hauiiar.
$3.50. nra selling cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
EGG STORAGE TO
OPEN SOON
Potatoes Firm and Price
Advances Predicted

ErFs opened firm TUESDAY a.
prices that have held FOR two Wrshs
ur more There Will BE- an aruf7
movement into storage TlEht after
thr fret ~ Ihr month y hen prices
tu the producers should Improve.
There o. an active movement w
pufat1ra ga that should clean up
fhe market fur summer tubrra Pre-
ilFuunu are freely made that prices
nIiI reach $50 per ton. 4 % b lahl-
ma before the deal ends
HEAVY receipts ~ hens have
forced the price or &C. here ana
there More turkeys are arrlNius
than can be- readily absorbed tho
good veal iH firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
NsHiAy's Quotations

Hatt~r-Cube Extras. isSc; stand
ards. Que prime firrts. &c.
firstn SIC.
EEE- Extras. zoe: firsts. .se; pull
lets. zee. current recslptt, zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
Weather Bureau Report

Especial from the q a Weather Bureau
TATpnAH ISLAND. Fsb. $50 =.
m nafomstsf rising rain. wind south
asst - miles an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
Alaska Vessels
Portland Produce

kETCHiEAN- sailed. Fsh. f1-Hir
Admiral Watson. southbauHd a. q m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
ON KFOA FEB. Is
Hopper Kelly Presents In
tereStIng Program

Hoppsr-kely 60 Will present AN
intvrt,tiuE pvEram III Noyal ANA
instrumental numbers over station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
NEDNfsDA
A.

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I'm Is
Ttr.t Low iiis
Dc 0G m 90 H.
ftf.t iiiEh ilds
81 g. "a 49, r.
-sasnd Law nd"
o. ag p m 80 o.
,sooBd High isS
q - D. 90 re- q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
~ fNDAN
iIb 70

tfst hlGh TIDE
en- o. m iat N
ttrst Lsw AIDE
10 o m 81 o.
>se.nt hiEh ItdS
a D m III n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24

Russell ~ FARRELL, lawyer sIy D,l y
80 Hoo All cases Advice frs,I p
~ igt-0Zb. Is
wA II. O. BALL zi5 Burke BID ~
ID All cases. Zee mod MA mid I.
ADVICE free Joseph Allen, huYst.
AllEassa. sos Lsary Bld. ELiot-isi :
Electric Machinery H.
BOUGHT sOLD-RESTED n
" M0NTEllus PRICE co. sss,n.I d
Optician aud OpIomstrisi =.
DIR EDMuNDs. Frsssr- PatsrsSa Ak
SEE NE AND SEE BETTER II
Dr :. Y Kramer. ggs sesboara I'll Z
Pinny Tuners "
john strom. "a st-0s5i. ii5 itiI d !
Patent attorneys r.
MASON. Fsnwlcil. Lawrence. sui ,
lished 1861. Advice and boohsks
free. tg2 Burke Bldg. ~
7. =. GORiN. Patent Attorney. PT&f
cntH secured. developed and ~ .
S0b-s-7 Central Bldg sss,uJ =
MA in-03sO: 500 r 81. y. W.. WuA( 3
inEton. y. Q. III
Monuments H.
PUGET SOUND Marble q Granite cs.-
let and Virginia. Established it5(
physIcians. Surgeons II
ANN JANE FlNLAY. midwife sad
rsgistsredJ: residence 32i0 EiI{,
lake ave. ca pitl-lss1. X
DIR. ANGUS. Suite 800 Paniag.s q .
Womsns ailments. disorders =
2 CARD OF THANKS l,
ID WISH 10 thank 10Y friends a Z
their kindness and EympsrS
during my recent bereayemsn, II
the death Of my beloved husband. :.
HELEN GUTHRIE. III
3 PERSONAL
HAIR SWITCHES. transformsiion)l q
human hair. reduced prices &C
week only. Don't miss this chance
We call and talk IL over. Cent?
ings made up. Mrs. Reed, WErl
1875 Address AS. star. b
Z WILLIAMS MATERNITY HoNE-oi
strictly private. doctors at.
nurses In attendance; nsierri'1 !
cases speciality. i5l2 Auro.jEl
NE irNe-sss0
, WOULD like TO hear from witneua 7
who, on Feb. s. a. 2:i5 ,. m. al
lady with little boy fall infitE
kinnear street car No. I. at MAJ =
BAD debts collected everyvksl
UNIVERSAL ADJ. CO. FL io,.iry :
1909 ALASKA Bldg.
3-A-TRANSPORTATI0N
YE oLDE TICKET OFFICER III
ms CHERRY ST. next 20 W,stsd !
Unlon). GOING TO CALF! STAR
or steamers. Panama Canal H1'i I
olulu. Europe or Orient LovsSk
Z rates. WE REPRESENT N.
LINES. Brattstrom a. Co. NAB
5l7s. Oldest ticket agency in n
attic.
SAN FRANCISCO. $40; MccCrnAi 3
steamer (Rose City. sss-5sl. Ril1f'
Pickwiok stage cheated esn{r
$3.50: Los Angeles, 3s3-35.A
Ames Bros il0s 9Th. MA in-sls I
MOTHERS care and good home q u
smsil child. 81 nset.essl.
) LEGAL NOTICES +
AFTER date will not be responsn K
for debts contracted by my
Mrs. NioIette Mulyihill. W.
MULVIHILL.
AFTER this date | will not BE- I'm
sponsible for debts contracted
M wife. Helen Tinkham- A. "
TINkHAM. u
! AFTER this date ! will not Be ~
sponsible for my wife's debts -
Their c. Coles W. c. COLES.
II WILL NOT be Responsible
I debts contracted by my wife Ch'
VI. ueland. l. UELAND, -
Is LOST AND FOUND
! LOST-Brown travelling bag, sa'n
dRy evening. downtown. conml
ing dress and toilet articles SUD
stantial reward. WE st-t2ev:
I LoST-Airedale pup. ss0s Finn neS
/ y " ST. nset-oTs3. Reward
.
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pam ruoDuCIs
Price. Paid shippers, City delivery,
fFirss ia countrl, rssss rstuFnsd 70 less
EGns
Qaatatias. by rssry ufes,
uUTTTU AND CHFTsE

rris.. r.li whsisssis Dssi.r.
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flour. GRAIN. FEED

quotations by W. r. Jain q Co.
Aifrrs. ton .s.'.'s.ss.s........s aoo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
by rsrTr iires,
MILK AM CREAM

LIVESTOCK
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Receipts. tst cattle. psi heEs, ITO
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
PERSONAL

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24

WOULD like TO hear from witnesss
who, on Feb. S. a. 2:i5 ,. m. ssj
lady with little boy fall inSit1
kinnear street car No. Z. AT NAH
1871. Apt "a
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
IMPROVE MENTS
TO LOCAL PLANT !
TO COST $4,000

Bids on plans for n 2hdition to
the local telephone nlbI have been
received from a number of local
contractors. it was stated at the
office of the company, and it is ex-
pected the successful bidder will
be announced within a short time.
The company has realized for some
time that additional equipment and
n building 10 house it, have been
needed in FL Ccntro and authorize
ton for building was obtained
some time ago. The addition will be
placed on the present plant on State
street so as to form an L structure
and viii contain u basement in addi-
ton TO the main floor.
1t is estimated the building will
cost approximately $4,000. and ad-
ditional equipment will add $4,000
more to the improvements.
The present plant has been out
grown by the heavy demands made
ON the service. Local calls alone
reach approximately 6000 every bus
mess day, with an even greater
number of calls on some days.