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Arizona state miner., 1925-08-22
Naval Officer With MacMil'
Ian Explains How Planes
Will Be Used.

Observation-Disclosures Command
er r. E. Byrd, q. S. n, in command
Of the naval detachment of the Mac
MILAN Arctic expedition under the aus
pices of the National Geographic So
ciety, has forwarded to the Navy de-
partment a definite plan of operations
with the three navy amphibian planes
in exploring the Polar regions, plans
for the establishment of bases, and the
difficulties and precautions necessary
in airplane expeditions in that climate.
Spectacular dashes will be avoided
and the unit will feel it's way as it
goes as the difficulties facing it are
unknown, but as far as possible
emergencies will be provided for.
"The base on the Polar sea will be
either at Cape Columbia, Grant Land,
or Cape Thomas Hubbard, AXel Hell
berg Land, depending upon which seems
to afford the best landing places en-
route. 1t is known that there are land
ing facilities at the two above men
toned cdpes," the communication says.
ITO load an airplane to the limit is
hard on its engine as too many revolu
tions per minute are required to get
proper speed of the plane, causing
lessened reliability of engine perform
ance
To Have Halfway Base.
Wherefore an intermediate base will
be formed between the main base at
or near Etah and the base on the
Polar sea. This base should be mid
way between the two bases, or about
$50 miles from Etah. Ammunition.
firearms, engine fuel and food will be
put at both bases and in addition the
base on the Polar sea will have
small tent, some food and spare parts,
a radio operator and radio set, smoke
bombs, field glasses, a Primus (blow
torch) stove, kerosene, planes stakes
and lashes for bad weather and one
Eskimo and dog. The Eskimo and
dog are taken along as an emergency
measure in case it becomes necessary
to live on the country. At least two
months supply Of food will be taken
to the base on the Pola< sea.
"If the Polar sea base is put at Cape
Arizona state miner., 1925-08-22
Stripping Gears

When some fool woman driver strips
the gears
Said mean old Rip,
'If it is not my wife, I think that it'r
A comic strip"
Arizona state miner., 1925-08-22

A gigantic artificial waterfall is to
be built on the River Ebro to supply
electric power to the northeastern
provinces of Spain
Arizona state miner., 1925-08-22
SUSPICIOUS

Russell docking for work)-Where
is the proprietor Of this restaurant?
Waiter-He's gone out to lunch.
Arizona state miner., 1925-08-22

with which the presiding officer makes
his entry into the chamber.
Arizona state miner., 1925-08-22
AND THEY MEAN TO BE

Mother-Boys will be boys, my dear
but girls should
Modern Daughter-ShOuld be boys
tool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
new OFFICERS
FOR W. A. S.
Western Autos Has District
Sales PuSherS Here

Announcement OF portRnt
changes in the personnel % the Sc.
attic branch Of Western Auto supply
company was made hero this week
by H. II, Baker. general nales man,
aEcE who has been In tho city for
several days experimenting arrange.
mcnu
W, H. Boiling. formerly field su.
pcrintendcnt OF the san Francisco
district. Is made district manager Of
tho Seattle territory. succeeding o.
H. Pound. Pound contemplate a
motor vacation and has not made
known his future business plans
H. T. Mcknight. formerly field au.
perintendcnt OF the Los Angeles dis.
,riet. comes north as field supcrin.
tondcnt Of the Seattle territory. his
predecessor going 20 San Francisco
with the company,
Boiling has been associated with
Western Auto supply for tho past
five years. ana prior 70 that time
was In the accessory business for
IS years Mcknight. who has also
been with the firm for five years,
had II years' experience as an nc.
ecssory merchandise prior 10 Join
ms with Western Auto supply com
pany,
Extensive onlargoments IN the
number Of stores now maintained by
tho company In this district are con
tenplated. Baker stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
AUTOS OFFER BIG
VALUE
Chrysler Dealers See Big
Need for More Roads

Never in tho history OF autouo-
tive industry has the public been
offered such motor car values as is
true today" says the latest wash.
burn.Haincs Motor Co. bulletin. IS
sued here.
Motor cars today cost 80 per
cent less than before the war,
Commodities In general cost 81
per cent more.
Not only have motor car manu.
faeturcrs found new ways Of effect.
Ing economies In manufacture. but
they have also discovered new ways
Of reducing sales costs Not only
have manufacturers reduced prices.
but they have also reduced finance
charges and insurance rates, until
today almost every family is able "a
own It's own motor car.
THE timo Is rapidly coming when
there viii be 10000. 900 motor cars in
the United States. This 10 n surpris,
ing number. but Il is In the same
proportion 10 populAlloH as tA'Ie hTV
registered automobiles In California
today.
IAN OF which means that highway
construction must be speeded UP and
tho work OF widening streets and re.
building and replannlng cities mus,
be hurried along. Tho motor car,
after all, il simply means OF trans.
por,ation. and nothing must be per
mlt,ed TO handicap tho progress OF
motor car transportation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
Willys-Overland Plans
Huge Plant Expansion
Mammoth Forge Plant Part of Con
= struction Totaling 100000

A PPRoNtMATELY sa.oooooo viii
y be spent by WHY'S overland In
the next ~ months In new buildings
and improvements. Increasing pro
duction from 1900 90 $50 cars per
day and adding more than ! 900 em-
ployes 90 the huge force now working
Tho new expansion program, az
outlined BY John y, WHY'S will
greatly Increase company production
aud adj 60 tho employment force be.
cause Of the construction 81 several
new units and the rcvamping Of
others.
Included In the program viii be the
erection 90 an entire new forge unit
which will replace tho present de
partmeni Extensive power house
improvements will he made, including
new boilers OF immense capacity
eofnpressors. stokcrs and other equip
ment.
In addition 20 the forge shop and
power house improvements, q aoo'feo'
extension viii be added TO the sheet
metal division, greatly increasing iaf
outnu, Of this big part OF tho WHY'S
Overland factory
Paint and snamelllng ovens % the
factory win be completely revamped
adding greatly 20 tho plant efficiency
A huge new machine shop viii Also
he Installed In an Overland buildinE
adjacent 20 the Mather spring plant
wnlys.oyorand's $4,000. 900 expan
sion program. coming aaR surprise &c
roledoans. indicates tho tremendous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
WESTERN AUTOS
STAGE SALE
dollar Week" Found Sue
cess by Drivers Store

When the Western Auto Supply
Co. has sale, as II occasionally
does, motorists are given an oppor'
tunity to buy quality supplies and
accessories at exceptionally low
prices.
During the past few years n semi
annual event with the company has
been tho Dollar week" This has
been very popular with the motor
lists. report the Western Auto heads,
as the articles placed on sale at
time greatly enhance tho value OF
a dollar.
"Tho usual low prices that pre-
vail at Western Auto are materially
reduced during this semlnnnual
event. and It affords an opportunity
for every motorlst to secure the
things he needs at n low cost" the
company claims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
NEW VELIE FOR
GAUTREAU
Boston Ball Player Gets First
OF Model in New England

"Catreau day" was The greatest
ever. More than $4,000 fans were
at Boston Braves field on Saturday.
August 70. participating IN paying
a most unusual honor 10 "A young
ballplayer Every biz Of space In the
grnndSinnd was occupied. and tho
laie,comeTs who expected TO be able
10 get seats there had 10 be turned
into the hleachers. the sale Of tickets
10 the grandstnnd having been stop.
ped before tho fiiat game began. az.
coriing TO word received here by
Edward Roegch Co. distributors.
During Tho intcrmission he was
presented a yclie broughnm Of the
latest type by his Cambridge friends.
Mayor Quinn, acting az chairman OF
the committee. made tho presenta.
ton speech.
The brougham was driven In from
behind the grundstand by Edward
+. sullivan. and as II proceeded into
the center Of tho field the players
lined up In parade fashion after
same. They were addressed by Fr
Adolph Rabel New England provin.
eial Of the Marist Fathers. who was
pastor OF the little church in North
Cambridge where Waiter Gau,rcau
received his first religious instruc.
TONS.
The broughnm presented TO eau.
a 81
New England yclic company 10 the
public until August 30 DOC" re.
ceivfnR the first car 10 be delivered
In New England. The car was his
choice Of many different makes from
which he had opportunity to select.
This model II finished In two.tone
gray. gunmetal upper structure and
battlcship gray body, with black
trimmings and fine white line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
Something Different"
Sure, New Flint Coach
Five-Seater Includes Many Features,
Such as Rubber Body InsulatorS

JNCLUDING automotiyo develop.
i gents heretofore unknown In
cars of similar price scale. the FLINT
Junior coach, fveseater. viii
mako 10 bow 20 the Seattle public
about October i.
This announcement vas made this
week by the Seattle Automobile Co,
local distributor.
n you've ever noticed the rubber
shock ubsorbers on the yellow Cab
and Mack truck. sou have an idea
OF one Of the new features Of the
Junior coach. These rubber shock
absorbers carry the weight Of the
car. instead OF tho usual shackIea.
These insuiators obyiate the ne
ccssity Of olling at spring ends and
do away entirely with bolts. nuts
and wnFherH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
Road Bulletin
THOMAS II, BEEMAS.
King County Engineer
WEEK ENDING SEPT. 10, 1878

All paved roads In good condition.
Re,mond d. Issnauni--Good gravel.
stevens Pass Iiigbway-opcn good con-
dltion.
Greenwood Ave.--ciosed,
10th Ave. N. II. from s5th TO 10th St.
Now pavement open.
Rent on Maple valley - New pavement
from Rrnton TO Cedar Mountain open,
Kent. Blnck Diamonds Good gravel.
Uiaclt Diamond Enum claws Good gravel.
Sunset Highway
acknowledgements Paved.
Jssaauah- Preston; Paved,
Prcston- Fnli Cityi Good gravel.
North bend Easti Good condition.
snoauainis Passi open.
Jssn u,inh NcwDorti Good gravel.
Auburn. Black Diamonds Via Soos Creek I;
gravel section excellent
woodiny ilio .Duyali Excellent gravel.
Kent-D-s Moiprsi ono milo pavement
east from Dos Moincs. gravel section
good
Des Moines-Tacomn ifiEbline--Fair con-
dtion. loose gravel IN places.
Snchrs Pass Excellent condition In
King county, open 10 Greonwater. For
information concerning road beyond
Groonwator phone ELlot-tp9g.
Lake Forest rnrk-North Trunk conscc-
tloni Gravel, good condition.
Bellevue ltcdmondi Good gravel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

The new model has = iloinch
wheelbass and calls Tor SIT balloon
tires The patent windowlifts used
on the model "55" are Incorporated
IN tho Junior body.
Sickeled radiator, vide doors and
long. fiat springs are added features
not usual In the car Of this type. II
De- claimed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
ADOPT NEW STANDARDS

TNxenty.slx revised and new stand
ards relating 10 air craft, automo-
blies. motor coaches. motor boats
and farm tractors have been adopt
ca by letter hallo, Of tho society
OF Automotive EngineeH following
approval Of the now standards AZ
tho summer meeting Of tho society
last juno.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

led the string OF four leaders In the
special ouc.mile dash against time.
Ross made the flve.milo run in 6
minutes II seconds.
Three drivers piled thru the fences
in tho final speed event Of the day.
and added the thrill OF ncar.tragcdy
10 the afternoons program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
pn,nIl.rolt-rnn cnrt rol

Duvall-Tolt-Fnll Cityi Tolt 20 saltwater
closed tundcr construction, balance
good gravel.
Rentop- Scwport--opgn 20 all traffic en-
cept logging trucks
North Route TO snoqunlmlc PAST Paw
ing thru Bothcll. woodinville 10 3n
miles beyond Redmond balance good
gravel
South Route TO snoduaimic Pass; Paving
thru Rsnton- fssaquah-P restoni balance
good gravel.
white Comfortable Burien Road Closed
from point ono mile south OF white
Center TO Lake Durlen.
Auburn Pierce County Line: New pave.
ment open,
Renton-r Panther Lake Roadi Now pave
mont south from Rcnton open.
Fer further information call MAin.BoOo,
local col.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
nEAr nrsTRoYs OI.

LuhricatlnE oil is not worn out BY
friction. but IL destroyed by exposure
to tho intense heat Of fuel eom6us'
ton IN an automobile engine or by
contact with the hot exhaust valve
heads and piston tops. says j. T.
Wagner. iubrieating engineer OF tho
STANDARD on company or California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
WHAT SMOKE MEANS

n the csrburetor mixture Is TOO
rich. black smoke. smelling Of raw
gasoline. win usually be IN evidence
issuing from the exhaust pipe. Be
careful 10 distinguish this smoke
from the excess Of heavy blue
smoke. which b. indicative Of TOO
much motor fabrication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
B UTTERA WINS
Jack Ross Pilots Seattle Car
to 18th Victory Of 1925
Jack Ross. plotting the But;ern
Special racer. a Seattle car. won two

IN orc hrnt
moneys at the
silver Lake races
un day after.
n o on. T hat
makes 10 nrstH
this season for
Ross.
Jack. who's n
daring race
driver. puphed
his local ma.
chine into FIRST
place In the five.
milo event for
cars Of is5.lnch
or more tilsplacc.
nent. He also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

volume OF business being done hy tho
company which was greatly furth.
cred thru a recent Ecncrai price 70.
ductlun announcement ON all models
produced. followed closely boy another
cut from $685. TO 1895 on the Overland
standard sedan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
MOTOR REALTY OFFICE

A Chicago realty firm uses a bus
fitted like an office. having three
rooms furnished with desks. drapes.
furniture and,'even electric fans.
Prospects are taken 20 view prop
crty and the entire transaction can
he conducted from the moving office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
OFFERS NICKEL FARE nus

Ernest NJ Howe. president OF the
Gray Manufacturing company OF De
troit. has proposed to establish city.
wide bus system In Buffalo on a
scent fare basis. allowing transfers,
The city council has taken the offer
under consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
HALE DEBTS For ROADS

Nearly half the total Indebtedness
OF the separate states Of the Union
was for the construction OF highways
last year, The states most in debt,
1t appears, are among tho most pros
porous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

The number OF new cars titled In
Michigan during the month OF July
totaled 20,oi6,s73 moro than for
July Of n year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
Late 1924 Special Six
Studebaker Touring

Hspalntod Just like new.
has disc wheels. bumpers.
Gabriel snuhbers. notometor
and bar, automatic Hwipo
and other extra equipment
IT'S beautiful car and II II
IN wonderful condition. and
you can buy II for just boso
Of what II cost new. just a
little over year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

A sport roadster that II
Just Ike new; fiv. brand
new balloon tires. \ beau
tifui two-tons Dueo finish:
fully equipped In every way.
N you want something good
In roadster. something
with real class. hero II 10,
and you very seldom have
the opportunity 70 buy one
OF these little roadstsrs IN
= used car. It's a bargain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
Fords Fords Fords

Coupes. 5sdans, Touring
Cars, RoAdstsrs. about ID
altogether all models. all
prices. Any kind OF a Ford
you want AZ any price you
want TO pay. Every one in
iip.top shape and every ons
q bargain. Don't buy a Ford
until you look over our stock
OF Fords. Come In and pick
one out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

Hare Ia a little closed car
that W. are selling fib0
under ths market price. It's
fully equipped with bump
srs. automatic swips. motto
meter and bar: trunk on the
rear: nearly new cord tires.
etc. You must see this car
10 appreciate the value OF u.
IL won't last long at tho
price We are aslting for u,
Como In today and sec IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

A practically new car.
tnst four months old.
Eaulppsd with bumpers. eT-
ira balloon tire. motomoter,
automatic nwips. etc. Here
IL your chance 10 get n now
car Just nicely broken In.
at n used car price. N you
want n little closed car for
the winter be sure and SEQ
tails one. us a real buy.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-28

SEWARD PROSPERITY FO1 SEWARD PROSPERITY FO] SEWARD PROSPERITY FOl SEWARD PROSPERITY FO1 SEWARD PROSPERITY FO1 SEWARD PROSPERITY FO1 SEWARD PROSPERITY FO7 SEWARD PROSPERITY FO- SEWARD PROSPERITY TO. SEWARD PROSPERITY TO.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-28

SEWARD SEWARD PROSPERITY
 PROSPERITY PROSPERITY PROSPERITY SEWARD PROSPERITY PROSPERITY PROSPERITY PROSPERITY SEWARD PROSPERITY SEWARD SEWARD PROSPERITY PROSPERITY SEWARD PROSPERITY PROSPERITY PROSPERITY PROSPERITY SEWARD PROSPERITY PROSPERITY PROSPERITY PROSPERITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
Sons of Famous German
Are Unable to Garry On
pnpe Industrial Combine of Master Genius
Begins to Disintegrate

organization. b Was decided TO con.
ccntute tho SHINES empire in the
hands OF Young Hugp. who Is only
20 years old. and east of mum
her OF economic enterprises which
IA ave proved unwleldy since the
father died This decision sounds
the death knell OF the famous yer,
teal trust. a German conception OF
business which conferred Ia ono
control, all industries pertaining To
one another, In It's place will bo
substituted tho American horizontal
trust, which seeks TO control only
one life OF economic endeavor.
Heuceforth, therefore. the SHINES
Interests viii resume their original
basis, concentrating IN iron and
coal and few carefully selected
commercial ventures. The old
dream OF Hugo SHINES. the elder
which he lived TO realize aud which
extended interests qualifications in
20 every corner Of the world and
into every branch OF commerce and
Industry. viii follow us creator TO
his grave.
-TIapper wife START Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
N, ERIC kENSEIi

orpIIN. june S,-Tho great In
ss.,,ial empire founded ~ tho
-, a the late hugo SHINES,
1, b,gun TO disintcgrate.
~, Of world expansion under
S,snes dynasty, ended Thurs
when members OF tho SHINES
~ conierrlng with directors Of
- German banks Including
!. Reiehs6ank. decided that the
=, ., the family realm must be
ideally reduced
=, decision is construed as a
..,.sion that with the death OF
60, SHINES. the master genius
..,,sa. leaving the two boys Ed
- and Hugo SHINES Jr.. In
,.,sls Of managing the world
y, activities which the father had
~ m These included 20 coal
- eight iron mines g iron and
~ plants automobile factories,
..,-,.,l Industries steamships.
.,,spap,rs and other immense un-
araknsS
n has been known for some ;lms
A. TIE SHINES enterprises were
an-r short OF expectations
,,r,ty had overcome financial and
-A,,rlal circles hence the tive
tres brothers split on a question
1 political faith. The situation
,.esed a head Thursday. when
,-r..saiaiyes OF the leading Ger
rsa hanks met az the invitation OF
= Rsichsbank 20 consider The
az q affairs in the SHINES con-
.y.s TIE bankers decided that
sasue reorganization was ncees'
az 70 restore the different firms
) prosperity
/. ,he first step toward this re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
Tennessee's Evolution
Trial to Lure Teachers
Many Expected to Attend When Case
Is Opened in July

was made in 1898 to pass law pro.
hiblting the teaching Of evolution In
public schools. II failed 70 pass, but
tho legislature consented to put "A
resolution on record 20 the effect TINT
evolution DO not taught In schools
supported In whole or in part by
public funds"
Thus no penalty or jnii sentence Is
attached 20 the crlmo OF mentioning
tho subject. but legal experts IA the
bureau arc inclined 10 believe that II
a Florida school board felt 40 In.
clincd. II could dlhmlss a teacher who
talked about evolution,
IN Oklahoma IN 1929 tho legislature
plssod a law that no textbooks ex.
planning the evolutionary theory
could be ufcd in the tehool7 To
use such text or cause it 10 be
used IL made a misdcmeauor and Is
punishable as such There r. no
Law against teacher explaining the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05

WASHINGTON, June g. - Ton
thousand teachers who VIII meet in
indianapolis June Is 20 July may
discuss the teaching Of philosophy
In connection with biology They
may go on record as 10 whether,
In their opinion. II Is unconsiitu'
tlonal TO deny teachers and students
tho right 10 speak OF tho theory OF
evolution.
Tho Scopes trial in Tennessee win
occur after tho National Education
association convention in Indian.
apolis has ended Many OF tho dele.
gates plan TO extend their trip 20
Tennessee In order 20 attend tho
trial
Tho bureau AZ education has been
checking up on tho states 20 5ec
where laws similar 10 THAI Of Ten
nrzsec arc on the statute books
In William Jennings Bryan'a own
state OF llorida. Il seems an effort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
SENIORS AT ~"
move UP"
Annual Affair TypltleS De-
parture From College

Leaving behind them forever tho
say times OF Undergraduate lifo at
tho University OF Washington. sen.
iors Thursday night marched out
Of Mcany han IN tho annual Nov.
lnEup assembly,
Tho traditional event occurs at
the last OF each school year The
seniors move. from their seats In
the lower floor. out side Of tho hall,
symbollEing their departure from
tho u" and arrival at the alumni
stage. Professor Meany administers
tho oath. making them members OF
tho Alumni association,
Juniors take tho place % the
sculon, and sophomoros and fresh,
men, corrcsroudinsly move up 60
the place lrft vacant by tho pre-.
ced,ns class
Various awards 10 students were
given out at the assembly The
crew. which departs Saturday Tor
poughkcepsle, was given a send,off
Afterwards. tho frosh built a huge
bonfire aud held tho annual POW,
wow at which they burn their
hated green caps and celebrate theig
official inception into tho sophie
more class.
Before tho assembly, 1900 OF tbs
students gathered in tho Sylvan the
alter for the annual June Jolly.up
held by goods OF the Y. W. C. a
jazz orchestras, singiug, dancing
etc. entertained. DoN lunches were
served. II is tho last university
social event OF tho year.
-Tispper Vito starts rursday--
The birth rate In tho United state
increased from &C., per 1000 ia ia-
10 cas- per 900 IN 1924,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
Report Plot Against
Spanish King Fooled

LOHDOS. June An Evening
Nena dispatch from Crboro. ON the
French-spaHiHh border, today re-
ports Tie fur'ruiion Of plots
against the lives OF the Spanish
king and queen by discovery of
bombs laid on the tracks near Bar
Celona and In the Barcelona cathre-
.dral where King Alfonso was 10 Of
tend mass yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
TINNES INDUSTRIAL EMPIRE is CRUMBLING
Republican League
Plans State Work

Reorganization Of the local chapter
and plans Tor a state organization
Of the National Republican Service
league win De perfected at meet
ing saturday noon in Tho American
Legion clubrooms.
Secretary Ia Fitzgerald raid the
war veterans political organization
10 which both men ana women be-
long. viii be addressed by Wee
Coylc. former lieutenant governor
Col. w. ". lnglia. Tom swule, J. J
sullivan ana Edgar llndley.
Head Tho I1apper WIFE