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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
PLAN SERVICES
FOR KNIGHTS
Grand PreIate'S Sermons to
Be Broadcast

CPEcIAL services for visiting
- knights Tempiar viii be broad
cpst from two Seattle churches Sun
day.
KJR viii broadcast services from
the First Methodist Episcopal church
at II a. m. at which Bishop Charlie
Bayard Mitchell. grand prelate Of the
knights Templar. viii speak The
Temple chorus win sing, as win Miss
Lois Wiley. Bishop Mitchell is resi-
dent bishop at Manila. r. /. The
same church viii offer sacred con
cert. also broadcast, at 7:50 p. m.
XIV. the First Presbyterian
church, viii broadcast service at
$3.50 p. m, conducted by knights
Templar. Knights Templar soloists
and quartet will sing; Bishop Mitchell
win make an address.
Other services. at which the Rev.
NJ. A. Matthews will preach. viii be
broadcast at II and 7:30.
ETCL will broadcast a Christian
Science service at $50 p. m, followed
by song service. with vocal and in,
strumcntal selections. offered by the
international Bible Students assccia-
ton, at 9.l5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
OTHER STATIONS
trnrifiC Ttn,eA

of llfcL ana orchestra Funny; IL
Ever Cry lou'l Never Know; My sally.
JEFF Strcetcr OF KTCL aud orchestra
little RcdheRdod Boy; romboy Blues
trcquesO ia start u Battle 10 Get Rnrl,
to Seattle, Betty Wlnnmgham: Grace
Taylor Brown, accompanied. Songs, So.
lectcd Harold Weeks. Plano solos Ten
Minutes WITH the Classical Composers
Marian Mmple. En- Cloo tNIoEartJ. Last
Rose OF Summer--Mlss Sara naIr lntro
duotton boforo tho MIKE by Uncle Hal"
OF Moymo Mcdonald national clay
court tennis champion and ranking slyth
In the national tennis tournament prc.
Fehting MY Impressions aud predic.
tons FOR the Coming National Tcnnl,
Tournament" Hymn to the sun fRlm.
SKI. korsakofOi Dancing Doh tpoldInlS
Nndantr CantHhilc tTHchaIkowsltyl
kCCL string trio It's An tho Same :,
Mo- Cheutn' ON Mc-4-Jcff stroc,cr nf
KEEL nnd orchestra Mary Lou. DO you
Ever Miss Me Doug Rlchasdaon M
hrCL aud orchestra Tho IIunpotcrg
popular sclcctions KTCL concert orcnr,.
ira, Don c, Wlaon, director songs 40.
coted--Jcrty and Jack OF llrCI. Gooa.
night feature by Katy and KTCL plnycrp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

has ever been prepared since the
authorized version Englisbmeu
and Americans colluboratcd on
thIAfp 1856 lust 90 years aso
nna1ie result was the revised
version. ro-tmslatcd on the
basis o. later discoveries Even
This version, not set universally
accepted in place 81 the 1911
King James version. b. now dee
b clurcd incorrect IN the light VI
more recent dlrcUycric8
BH ia considering the history
Of ~ Bible. changes m IAN.
gauges, ulphubcis ana text are
only part Of ths 'actora which
have modified the scriptGyef
from their earliest forms fbio
the Bible wc know today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

oRSly from s to midnight. Prizes
arc offered for DIX fans icho tune
Ia the station. kPO. foIloWing the
f00-tcdtt broadcast. lcil step mp, IN
time, 10 1000 iCatts
Altho the fact may not be gem
orally known, radio messages are nj.
fordeds the same protection as tele-
grams. The recipient must not d.
vulge or publish the contents OF such
messages. except to the person or
persons to whom the messages may
be sent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

iE great tree Of fe opmos branch from
the apex Of which man rises animal kingdom
The exact point at which the branch the main
stem IS unknown but scientists have way placing this ofoot
definite point in the evolution o life I.
They like this:
Man surely animal made same kind m Iiv,rc c,,
that form tho simple Voyox aho complex and ~
organized
He vertebrate baclboned animal hin,
the realm Invertebrates spnelcss animals
similar Of elimination he fish nor an ornho
reptile bird because he fails chief
fcs that define these animals.
lie Is mammal because he wnrmbooded clothed oc
with hair diaphragm separates from his abdomen
his brought forth alive for yhI ~
milk from the glands 20
The mammals roughly divided into the cggaying tho pouo
and the p1cena In the last Of which definitely
the peculiar in which this group including beers ne
yourg
The pIacenns grouped according the types n
whether they cawcd hoofed nailed paddclc Man
put among tho nailed pocentnls, primatcs.
This down and which closed ng
primatesnaied pnoent mamma which say have
had The ancestor between years
CONTINUED Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
ORCHESTRA ON
RADIO BILLS
Stay in Seattle Tonight and
Have a Good Time

TWO Seattle stations viii supply
l. plenty Of lively radio enter
i1iumcnl between 9 %. m and mid
night Saturday You have your
choice OF five orchcstras right OF
homo, and you can gel more mp and
Gown tho CoHat..if you want them.
after midnight
MIR William Hoffman, will
play the prelude TO "The Del,
nge" ~ violin solo on his din.
ncr concert program from
KFOA, starting at G. There's
flute and cello duet By Messrs.
Merriggoli and Nnylor, Of TINS
''Screndlc," on the same bill
Hcrmic Kings Palace Hip synco.
palDgs play on the uEuAl periods.
starting At $50 and 91O. with d new
melangc Of songs and J1zz. from
KTCL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
A Thought

They that wait upon the Lord
shall renew their strength: they
shalt mount up with wings rs
eagles; they shall run and not be
weary; they shall walk and no,
fnint,--lsaiah Nl:30,3l.
Man. by living wholly in submr
I'l sion TO the divine influence,
becomes surrounded with and ere,
atog for hmself Internal pleasures
infinitely greater than any he can
otherwise attain toa state OF
heavenly bcatiludc j. r. Grcavca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

horcuer goes abon, tlso aad one.
hat HlIes aa hour. fchcH loaded
TrarritHg W sand. Tor disiancc
oi q mile o. wore. racing eamsi
could boot a horse. bur for a abort
distance. crcH tn The dgscri. The
horse truald iriH IN race or ac.
count 81 being able 70 oct quay
and pick sp speed moro quickly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
J. !? !? AnsWers to Your Questions !? ,

Q. Can horse run faster than u
camelr
4. Whether horse con run
faster than camei depends uE-,n
the circumstances and nc captei.
The ArabidHs breed raciHg caHtcls
that are s~ry Ursi trarelcrs. aud
can 20 roo miles day across the
desert The ordinary pack camel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
Mr.. Fixit of the Star
Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles
If of Public Interest

Mr. Firii: Is there school
IN this state conducted by the
Christian Reformed church, n
so. 10 ,eJsom should I urifc con-
eerniH0 c position as teacher ~
such q sChooi1
The Christian church has a
school al Spokane called. spo-
kane college. The address is
Il. +. - s. Spokane. Wash.
DO not know or any school
known as a Christian Reformed
school
ur Fhtt sIVheH do tcc get
all tic cdfcr ire need IN West
Scatter We are afiolccd only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

VoU can get an answer to
i any question Of fact or in
formation by writing The Seat
tie star Question Editor. l32.
New York ave, Washington,
ID. c.. and inciosing cents In
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or martial adj
vice. Personal replies. conf
Dental. All letters must be
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
SUNDAY. July &c

II eco, you are Impractical
You are gentle and loving
You are Hccreiiye
Ana inclined toward mysticism
You are rNtWyaEant
And very Impractical
But people love YOU dearly
And help YOU willingly
N a woman. you arc good cook.
Ana an excellent housckcfper.
Hut your bills arc trying
TIA man. you may be an inventor,
o. decorator OF artist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
Dissolution

ROCKEFELLER is dissoving himself.
IN Gust as his Standard Oil octupus
dissolved" Sells four of his homes to
an auxiliary" in the person of his son,
thereby avoiding several hundreds of
thousands of gift and Inheritance taxa
ton and putting on a little bit more of
fat, Just like the old Standard octopus
did
Perfectly legitimate. Always have
good lawyer in the house and plenty of
strings on the Lawmakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
2,O00,O 900 Sets
Seasons Estimate

Two million radio receiving sets is
what experts estimate to be the pub
lie demand for the coming season.
That means about half billion OF
business for the trade to handle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
What Folks
Are Saying

HAMILTON STEWART, Pitts.
burg Il ann "a bull on America.
No matter what party Is in
power or what troubles may
s.tikc the country America VIII
come cut ON top aud prosperous
G. G. TATuAf. Los Angeles
Lots ~ people 10 tho EaH thlni,
that Santa barbara Is q suburb
81 Los Angelic aud that san
Francisco and roa Angeles nro
only a fow miles apart. As
result % this. whenever any part
" California gets amy sort Of
black eye. Il reflects upon the
rest ot the state
JOHN c. DANA. Newark pub
lie librarian ny the prrBcnta-
ton OF thar trial our newspapers
win 'eaeh The man In tho street
moro shout evolution than he
has learned concerning II In Tho
whole 20 years since Darwin"
JOHN G MONEITH. Ncu
York singer California is be-
coming the musical mud artistic
center uf This country There
arc more artists, musicians. sins
crz and kindred folk settled Ia
California than Ia any rlri Of
the country west 81 New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

Q. In Greek mythology who was
the goddess Of mischief or discordf
A. Discordia or Frs irdS the
Greek goddess Of strife or discord
She Is Supposed 70 hare dropped
nc apple Of dlscord on tn fable
at The redding feast Of Paris. The
apple teas Inscribed TO ihc fdircst
and an argument al once arose as
to lchom It ,cas intended for.
Q. Who was the Claudius men
toned in Acts xi rs in the Bible?
4. He icas the fourth emperor Of
Rome, from A. d. II 10 81. lie Is
also the one referred to IN Acts
-srisi g as hariH0 expelled the Jetrs
from Rome. He is not 70 BE- COR
fused toith CIaHdius Lvsi1s. the midi
tary tribune Of the Roman cohort
Ia Jerusalem. mentioned ~ Acts II
10 20. The name "CIaudiHS teas
common ono fH the days Of the
Roman empire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

W. X. IL. will start.,hc Honey.
moon Serenadcrs off on dance
tour from KFOA. at $50. substi.
iuiing Eddie Hardness Marine
Room orchestra at 1905. for IS
minutes more Of the light fan
tastic.
Radio Stars the only pacin,
Northwest newspaper giving yot
ALL tho radio news Of the evening
every evening We're running a ra
do section. not daily advertise
ment for radio station. Pardon
the interruption
Two new musical organiLa-
lions make their bow before The
mike Saturday evening on
kTCL's Radio Night bill. yhcy
are the kTCL concert orches.
ira, with Don c. Wilson as d.
rector, and The KTCL string
trio.
The KTCL bin looks like an all
star show. with Uncle Hal" Kat,
Of KTCL. Wayne Mcdonald. nation
al clay court tennis champion. anc
sara Bair. Eastern radio favoritc
Miss Mcdonald will tell her
impressions OF the coming cham.
pionship games. Betty Winning
ham. child star. is down for
three solos, including The one
about starting battle TO get
back TO Seattle.
And the old timers viii be there
too--Doug Richardson, jeff Street
cr-who got crate OF cherric,
from an admircr Inst Saturday
night and who says she likes peach
ca. too-Jcrry and Jack and Har
old Weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

DAMS trhO missed Sidney
L Jones' concert on me EAEs'
Temple organ. or CgTI OstTaii-
der fsiring scrfct FrldqU night
passed mp iifO ~ The best bets
W Seattle fOr some days
KFOi broadcast ne organ
concert hTCL me BcrieL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

"rhc people must stop their too free spending" de
clarrs VI. CallanN Hut, lac won't arrest American
tourists Tor not Winding him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
The kTCL Players are taking
a layoff this saturday, but will
he back on The air next.


One Of The most interesting Tenn
Dlar trcck broadcasts irul BE- on
hFOA's tcurc from 6.}5 to 1850. or
ihCredboutS. merit Sday evening.
fuhcn the knights olympic banquet
music iciil be rddiocd. The program
includes f0-picce orchestra. songs
bU the Bansas City Glcc club and
the Grand Masters choir.
Teresina Monett. formerly Of the
Scott grand opera company and
now member of the san Fran.
cisco opera association, will be the
star attraction at KGO on satur.
day evening. when she will be
heard In a group Of opera airs and
ballad songs during the studio
concert, beginning at S.
EPO. al san Francisco. anuouac-
cd Il tCHl iHdu1matc IT'S f.0O0-tcGtt
station august S. running continue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

An Iowa gets sued Tor divorce because lac said
his wife "teed Oft like goose looking into jug"
She'll probably organize him Society 10 Limit
Golf Critics, too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
I@Hour&Rour "+isAr Toda[G
SUNDAY
SEATTLE STATIONS
kIOA tI5il silent AN dny


kIoA A5iD silent All day.
XIV i55)-ll, services: :, s-ocIal
service for knights Templar; 1850.
cycnsoug, Presbyterian.
MIR $3.50 Ill and Z. First NJ. e.
church services.
kTCL tSOSl-7.6o y. M, Christian
Science service; 9:l5, /. Il. S. A. song
service
OTHER STATIONS
trRcific Timcl
kPO isS), san Francisco-6.s5. 4
and S;5o, orchestras,
kto SGD, oRklaud-il and 7.a5
services 3'ao, Gift orchestra,
XII iGil, Los Angeles, tbcnter
program; s, classic hour; 10, orchestra
XIII lO5l, Los Angeles. organ re-
Citol; S. program
KIM $3.50. Hollyweod--S. orcacstrR
., musical program
kGW Hop, rortIoud--7;tS. Prosby,
terrain services,
koA tSeS, Denver-S. concert; $3.50.
services,
Voc isD, Duvcnport--7:s0, Iitu,
symphony orchestra
WCcO'uiO, Twin Cities. weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

Wall Street Is much pleased by cutting wages u
per cent the American Noolrn 90. Ssrms able TO pay
dividends ON preferred stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

Mr. II, L. Young of san Diego, charges his Mary
with extreme mental cruelty in calling him "a cash
register" Really. there arc husbands built that way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

NlE first translation Of the
L Bible into English was made
about the year 900 A - n iH
called ''rhe Durham Book and
is prcscryqa ion ths. British stu,
scum 10 us today u would Doc
Utterly unlntelllEbic The lett
Ger seem 20 bear almost no
resemblance to our own letters
and even a reading OF it9oupNs
as strangely 20 the molctn ear
Bs doc1 o foreign lungtmgc
Next NO. tpnois among the
English TRANSACTIONS urf those Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

No one seems 10 sense the domestic danger in
electms widows to congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

Foreign Diplomats turn up their noses nj Secretary
keloggs proposed conference on China. But, he can
still piclSon Mexico TO exhibit his talents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
SATURDAY

KJR tSsD--i, markets; t:15. must
Gale, ls4s. weather 2:l5, sport review
s;3O. homo economies talk; c. thCNtcrs
KFOA iAil-I and G, Holman or
rhcstra, $3.50, studio concert. 10, dance
orchestra.
KTCL (305) $40, stocks and farm
news 1870. sportsmcn's show, broadcast
from Green Lake; $3.50, Hcrmio Kings
orchcura: $40. Ncrmic Kings orchos.
ira; $3.50. Radio Night frolic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
For Men Onln or Thereabouts

TT would be good form in the women's
i organizations of our dear country to
give vote of thanks, medals, or other
decorations to MeSsrs. Delaerre and
Gourju. These gentlemen and scholars,
members of the French senate. are fight
ing, tooth and toenail, their governments
purpose TO put 10 per cent additional in
come tax on all unmarried women,
The argument of Senators Debierre and
Gourju against this extra tax is, to-wit:
1T is unjust to women who already bear
the misfortune of not being asked in mar
riage."
We venture the suggestion that, if our
wpmens clubs neglect proper recognition
OF noble thought like that, our mems
clubs go to it. Now, altogether Don't
kick the women when they're down!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

Two Chicago bandits duel each other to death in
the street which suggests that Chicago might reform
by furnishing her bandits with machine guns poison
gas and such,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
OTHER STATIONS

voc Isi, Davenport orchestra.
XII a6I), Los Angeles $, music >.
Clnssic program; 10, radio club; H. KFl
Mldnito Frolic
WCCO diO, Twin Citicg--S dance
program, i'
iGO (36D, Onlland-S:io musical
program. one act play; TO- orchestra,
KIM tS3O, Hollywood-S and q pro-
grams. ! o, oschestrni !, movie night.
NpQ tisS). San Francisco nbirinns
orvhdstta to midnight
IiON lSe3), Denvcr--silcnt night
. hGw I9D, Purtland--l0, Jackie Sou.
deca orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-18
.LUMBERMEN ARE
WELCOMED
Hoo Hoo President Greets
Western Retail Visitors

Opening the 22nd annual institute
OF the Western Retail Lumbcrmcn's
association. Alvin schwager. presi.
dent OF the Hoo Hoo club. OF Seattle,
gave an address OF welcome on be-
hair OF Seattle lumbermsn Mt the
first session. held Wednesday morn.
ing at The olympic Hotel
Governor Hartley was unable 10
reach the opening session. as sched,
uied, but will probably address a
later meeting.
President G. II Crawford. Of walh
walla. spoke on the general aims Of
the association and announced that
the Western Retail LumbormenH
magazine will be rccstablshed. This
was followed By the reports OF A. l..
Porter. secrctary.treasurer. and II. s.
Brown. traffic department.
Business sessions will be held up
until Saturday. with entertainment
arranged by the Hoo Hoo club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-18
Collins SEALED
IN CAVE TOMB
NH Rest Forever in Place
Where He Died

At THE MOUTH or TIE
ave-. sand Cave. Ky. Feb. IS
* hoysifuis % dirt and rock
turpea today into the rapidly fill-
x shaft that a few hours before
Nod down into the depths Of
s.a Gave to find the llfelsss body
( Hoyd Collins. underground adj.
rfarer
ne same workmen who toilcd
,-r after hour TO reach the inn
rsned man. shoveled back the
* o. his last resting place so
IL blow the surface Of the bleak
Nzincky ban.
Anss the funeral for Collins on
y brow OF the cliff oysrhangins
n erixinaI mouth OF sand cave.
wkmen last night sealed with ce-
mt the manholc at the bottom
( re rescue shaft and started filI-
z L with dirt.
Syen hundred Of his own people
STARED at the side OF the hill to
Jar the simple funeral services
rnagnced by Rev. Roy Blser OF
z1,gov. Ky. a Methodist circuit
a; minister. late Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-18
EXCUSE DRIVERS
DEAD Woman and Boy
Blamed for Tragedies

Two drivers, whose autos killed a
isran and a little boy, were exon
rsisd Of blame by a coroner's Jury
"a; laid fault for the accidents
pea the victims themselges Tues
hL.
10 the case Of Mrs. Cornelia Pose
1ar. IS, Of 2o2s Charles St, killed
as7rday at gard ave. s. and Dear
1ru 1t. by ]. r. Baxter. 70i gard
~. s, the Jury heard three wit
isises testify that the driver cut
= corner. and then exonerated
tn
BsCause the woman was slightly
90 the cross-waIk. she was entirely
. bame, the verdict read
lanes Marine, aged 8. who was
esd near his home. $50 10th ave.
!, By the truck Of Charles Minett.
~ also held at fault by the
~ for being killed. The child
np5sd from behind a row OF five
~ water pipe. and the truck ran
'9sr him.
ne jury recommended that the
'sa-jsywalking ordinance be rig
~ enforced by the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-18
FUND INCREASES
Sfthopedic Endowment
Drive Totals $4,000

with total Of endowment insur.
- policies amounting to $4,000
lnsd up Wednesday morning. the
ssnd week Of the big drive for
sgeo0o worth Of insurance for the
s.l'aren's orthopedic hospital endow-
~ fund Is steadily gathering mo-
rsnirm.
NE public must be impressed
"a the fact that we are seeking
.alnoutions 10 the Children's ortho
~ hospital" said General Fund
szirusn W. Dwight Meade. "and
.9's u IL not practicable TO give
Whole Of the donation in cash the
,saee can be- Insured BIZ means Of
z Insurance
snh soliciiors getting their stride
y. ~ 'ounding up their prospects. the
!. .ll'i'iee looks for sturdy gains lin
totals this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-18
Turn Compliments
Over to Officers

Two c0mplalninE NItnts1f1, 10Th
white boys. we're turned over 10 tho
Juvenile authorities Tuesday after
noon by Justice c. c. Dalton when
they appeared 80 testify that Wal
Ter wilkins, colorcd. had drawn "a
knife on them February 6. They
arc about ~ years Old
The negrs lad declared he put up
nsht with his Knife when the
white boys tried Co take his roller
skates, Ills case was taken under
Amusement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-18
HONOR FOUNDING

Just how the North and South
were brought together In the bonds
Of fraternity after the civil war was
told Tuesday night when the sist
anniversary OF the knights Of Py.
ihlaH. fratcrnaI organization. was
celebrated BY University lodge at an
entertainment in their hall
University lodge. Il IL claimed.
shows the greatest growth in the
last year OF any knights Of Pythias
lodge in the state OF Washington.
with AIizpah temple holding the same
enviable record in the Indies auxili.
aries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-18
Nome Epidemic Is
Over, Report Says

Word wa received Tuesday by Dr.
10 ~ MaEruier. in charge or the
public health service here that the
diphthorIa epidemic iu Nome has
ended
Another shipment Of antito1ln also
arrived IN the stricken city Tuesday,
doubling the safeguard against o.,
newnl Of the outbreak The heroic
fight made by dogs and mushrIH 90
save the city has bern won
The message NaH received from Br.
Curtis WEIGH. Nome's lone physician
and head of the health service there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-18
Funkhouser Sings
Over KHO Tonight

The enthusiastic Response which
greeted the appearance d Phil
Funkhouser. who sang over KHq
last night has led the Bush 4 Lane
60. 20 prevail upon him 20 stay over
day and present special pro
gram over tho same station 20
night TIE recital will be from b
20 D .. m.
SIR Fuukh0usr. who represent
the DiKon-Iaue Publishing 60. Of
s. Louis. has appeared ~ an The
big stations on the coast during he
Western tour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-18
Naval Air Liner
Sails to Bermuda

WASHINGTON, Feb. rs The
navy air liner los Angeles will
carry 200 pounds ~ United states
mail 60 bermuda. when d hesds
South for the Islands Friday,
Passengers on the dirglhle win
include Rear Admiral " A. Moi
frtt. chief Of tho bureau Of aero
uautics. Assistant Postmaster Gen.
cral Paul Henderson and Assistant
Secretary OF the Navy r Douglas
Robinson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-18
Apartment Owners
Take 100 Members

More than 100 nsw members we're
initiated into the Seattle Apartment
House Owners association al their
meeting IN Evergreen hall o. the
Arcade building. Tuesday night The
organization was formed only a few
months ago. but is growing rapidly
An entertainment program. aith
local talent on the bin, was staged
al the close Of the meeting e. T.
Herman h chairman of the enter
tainmsnt committee and Arranged
the artA
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Police Patrol Car
Strikes Pedestrian

Two policemen having been Ia,
jur9 by autos In The last few days.
the cops. ~ way o. variety. iu,
lured a pedestrian Tuesday night
Homer ssindon. 20. was The vic.
tim
lie was crossing the street az
Fourth ave g.. and HolzBts ~
when n GeorEetovn police car man.
ned hy Patrolmen y N Thomas.
T.. a. Norris and J. A. Chreiy.
knocked him down. Saindon was
lri.ssd