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Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22
HOLTVILLE
Fly Press staff Correspondent

By Press staff Correspondent
HOLTNlILE, May 22.--ln the
las, baseball game of the inter.class
series, which was played Wednesday
afternoon at the high school. the
freshmen, who had previously de-
feated the juniors, won over the
aeniors. who were Vietors over the
sophomorcs. The score was s to 8
and leaves The freshmen the school
champions.
The dance at the local natatorium
"Wednesday evening was well at
tended and enjoyed. The regular
dance win be held Saturday night,
At which time Il So gold prize will
be given away by the management.
The senior class of the ) high
school is planning reception for
tie alumni of the local high school
Tor next Thurslay evening. After
a short welcoming program. the
evening will be spent in q business
meeting for the purpose Of forming
en- alumni association. All former
graduates Of the Ioltville high
school are invited to attend aud
ic.n the association.
The program for the closing of
the school wear has been announced
Is follows: Sunday night, baccalau-
leate services; Monday night, piano
recital by Miss Burton 5 pupils;
Tuesday night. senior class night;
also high school district grammar
scAaol commencement; Thursday
might. Holtville grammar school
commencement, aud senior recep-
ton; Fr:lav evening high school
commencement. Everyone is COR
diallv invited to attend all OF these
affairs.
No School Next week
Final examinations are being held
~ the high school Thursday and
Friday for the seniors, who WI
taen be excused from school all Of
HeTt week.
Lena Belle Prince returned
Thursday from short "trip to Los
Auge,os.
j. ID. lilIUnl and =. VI. l'rlesl
have left for Il journey to Texas.
where they VIII visit with rcla-
ives there.
\ little excitement was aroused
Thursday afternoon, when the Ie-
livery truck of Consumer : Supply
House. driven bv Mercer Williams,
was run into by a Ford touring car,
driven by II. Mitchell Mitchell
was going west on Fifth street.
while Williams was driving south
on Pine, and the collision occurred
at the corner near the post-oftice.
\ meeting Of the Knights Of Py-
thias was held Thursday evening
in the h. =. hail on Holt aveaue.
Fred Woodward. who has spent
the last few months i'll Alpine, is
again in this city. and. plans TO re
main here indefinitely.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22
POWER CONTRACTS
WILL MEAN MUCH
ACREAGE PLANTED
Water Struck Below Line
To Be Pumped
Electrically


Contracts for electrical power
signed today at Riverside with
the Southern Sierras Power cont
pany perfect arrangements for elec-
trieal service for the Delta Canal
company, Paul +. Williams, c. F.
Hoffman, and ether cotton growers,
all of Lower California, and are
forerunners of immediate develop
ments in the cotton industry OF I'm
perial Valley that are expected TO
add up to 100000 acres of cotton
growing lands TO the acreage hither-
to reckoncd as available for that
purpose south of the border. Fol
lowing upon the closing Of contracts
last week with the power company
by the Lower Colorado Ginning
company calling for some 1900
horsepower for operating the new
oil mill now under construction at
Mexicali; and replacing by electri-
cal power the internal combustion
engines used during the past two
seasons in the company's ginning
plants, This news confirms the opti-
mistic forecasts of the future made
when water was struck early in the
year in the gravel strata below Al
godones.
The new acreage as already tested |
out, comprises an area three TO six
miles III width and 20 miles long
for which water is available by elec |
trical pumping, and in the opinion |
of engineers. the area will be great !
" extended as new wells are put /
down None of this acreage is ac-
cessible by gravity water from the |
Colorado.
The Southern Sierras is prepar
ing to build l6 miles Of line 10 sup |
ply the pumping plants of the Delta |
Canal company, Williams and Hoff
man. on whose land the first we'll |
was developed. A number of other
cotton growers are preparing to ap-
ply for service, it Is understood.
The new line, as contemplated. viii
ultimately form loop through
Lower California from Algodones TO
El Centre. Near Algedones there Is
10000 acres in cotton this year, with
a total for Lower California of over
10000 acres. There were also plant
ed this season in the same territory
2l69 acres of wheat, 24j acres of
grain, $50 acres Of cane, 100 acres
of melons and 81 acres OF vege
tables.
Much of this land has been oper
ated by pumping from canals with
engine power, which Will be displae-
ed b. motors, electric service hav |
ing been found essential for its sue
eessful and profitable Development. !
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22
Jail Rancher on
Serious Charge
In Bakersfield

BAKERSFIELD, Calf, May %.
R L. Branch, Fruitvale rancher,
was held in county Jail today on q
statutory charge, after 4 statewide
search Of several weeks which in
volved the alleged kidnapping Of
two girls
Branch surrendered TO authorities
after Mildred Basset, l3, and Sylvia
Branch, II, whom he is alleged to
have abducted, returned to their
hemes ut Fruitvale.
Louis Dwight, l6, said to have
disappeared with Branch and the
two girls, had failed to return to-
day. Authorities questioned the re.
turned trio in an effort to deter
mine the whereabouts Of the miss
ing boy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22
FLEETS OF i. S.
NAVY ENGAGED
IN mimic WAR
BY ARTHUR F. DE GREVE,
United Press staff Correspondentl

ABOARD L. s. s. NEW MEN
lICO, Hawaiian Waters, May Do
While more than 40 aeroplmcs
thundered overhead, gums doomed
and the yellow, meuacing thud of
torpcdocs shot through the waters,
the "'white' - and "grecnn fleets
of theUnitrd States navy were en-
gagged today in Il vicious theoretical
combat oft the Island of Maui.
The "war at sea opened yestcr-
day morning and grew il intensity
~ the hours progressed. The
green - fleet was cited to attack
the "whiie'' ships At dawn, after
the defenders had stolen out of
Lahaina roads at midnight and TAX
en- position. Before the attackers
could fire. smoke screen laid down
by destrovers concealed the dread
naughts.
Observation planes were catapult-
ca from the decks of the green bat
tleShips and the ocean above, on
and below became Il scene of Sceth-
ing activity. The attackers had a
preponderance of heavy craft while
the whites led in observation vessels
of the air and sea.
Vice Admiral J. s. Mexican com
mands the defenders. In his force
are included the dreadnaughts
Wyoming, Oklahoma, Nevada, Ari-
IONA and Pennsylvania. the light
cruisers Concord. Detroit and Ra
leight and 81 destroyers.
The green attackers are di-
rected by Admiral SIS. Robinson.
Under him are the dreadnaughts
Maryland. Tennessee, New Mexico,
West Virginia. California, Idaho
and Mississippi. the aircraft carrier
Langley and the light cruisers Mil
waukec, Trenton, Cincinnati, Omaha
and Richmond.
Winner ofthe problem will not
be known until officers decide the
outcome of the exhaustive maneuv-
ers. due to end tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22
Loves Dream Is
Short and Sweet
Says Suing Wife

Wedding bells did not ring "erv
long for Effie Dorman Hart and
Henry I. Hart according to com
plaint for divorce filed by the form
er in the county clerk 5 office this
morning. through her attorney, FL
mer F. Heald.
The plaintiff stated she was mar
ried to Hart at Yuma on February
Il and that a short time afterward
he treated her in a cruel and inhu-
man manner, so that her health was
endangered and her peace Of mind
destroyed.
She separated from Hart in March
and has not since lived with him,
the complaint states.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22

FROWN ON MERGE

COLUMBt-s, ohio, May 2o.-Ac-
tive opposition to the proposed
union Of the PRESBYTERIAN and
Congregational churches cropped
cut TODAY at the opening of the
third business session Of the gen
craI assembly of~the PrcsbyteEian
church in The United statesF Of
America.
Dr. y. G. Kennedy, Philadelphia.
editor Of the "Prcsbytcfian. told
the assembly that the fundamental
1T point Of view in tie Innttcr
was that the Congrcgltionaista,
former firm friends Of the prcsEY.
tcrians, now more closely resemble
the Uni.ar.ans.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22
Our Population
In Rapid Jump

SACRAMENTO. May 22.-Cali-
fornia 5 population viii total more
than 100000 at the enc Of 1925,
according to an estimate prepared
by /. Z. Ross, CHIEF of the state
bureau Of vital statistics today.
Based on the annual increase in
population. the figure arrived It by
Ross is 4.02l.323.
Ross statistics shows that each
wear there are 1884 more people
enter California from other states
and countries than cmigrate % 9TH
or place.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22

e Texaa viii benefit by 1857 miles
1s highway projects nov under con
s'ruction there through fcdcru aid,
according 20 the engineering depart
laon. Of the Automobile Club Of
Southern jaliforHia.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22

Well built highways are necessary
TO the education Of thousands Of
children who are brought 10 daily
classes in the rural union schools by
motor busses.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22

Eintey per cent Of tho world 5
production Of automobiles last year
were made in the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
sAaii AID Doors.

Save on sash, d0ufa. building ma
trrinl hulltsin fixtures. BY orasf'
Ing direct from cur factory
tnfhEr and warehouse dV9rH
sire f-ftHB-ft ..--.s.s.ss.sf NV
Larger sizes in pssp0rtipn)
COMMON cross auetoppTH 80 -
french doors ............... ~
Mirror doors bsyrlrd mirror. zt9g
Cupboard doars ......,,...... lzb
Mirror .V'"'' y $500 500
Windshield glass and sedan appf
uEhts replaced while you walt
write OF telephone tEliut-tbgsl TOT
large. free. illustrated catal9g'
y u WILLIAMS co. CEst 1880
1879 First Ave ~ seattle wash
.LIlln- Il.n .L-tI- l. LnH IL-..
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Building Permits

HofuH Estate care First National bnnn,
alter store front. 1900. blt Fourth
ave
n. J. Glare. z72l E. SGth A.. frame resi-.
dsnce, $1,000; 6iie 2sth ", n.
E. J. Watnrw0th. care architect. frame
residence. $4,000: 5s57 isth N. f.
DR. g. u. Gray Medical. Dental bldg.
frame residence. $4,000. 1851 u. 3pth
Ht
oscar KopinF. 1895 ~ 6tth. Franc resi-.
dence 1880 s3a E. J6th IT.
W Becker G2ai 2Gth NJ ~ frame resi-
douco, $4,000. s28I 2sth n. v.
olympic C8ipot Hor CO. 1900 goth ".
Enclosure Tor tanks, $4,000. 1880 goth
ave w.
c. a. Addison, 500 Minor ~. frame
residence. $500 8it ~ IJth It,
" a. Bolt, i502 Enstlukc. franc rest.
dence $4,000. 2352 Federal ave.
W a. Bolt. 1909 EHstlako. frame resi-.
dsncc, 1880; 1855 Federal ave.
Dio Bi1rnHtad, G07 ~ G2nd st., framn
residence, $4,000 7712 Dayton ave.
Ole Biornstnd. jO7 NJ 62nd It,. frame
residence. $4,000 77i6 Dayton ave.
4. McKinnon 3Sa2 w Kenyon, frame
residence. $500. 354a Ida At.
" j. Hudson, iii Amer TX. bldg,
frame residence. $4,000. Ggio goth
u. Ounce, 1929 Bateman H., frame resi-.
dcnce. 1000, Sp2D Batoman.
J. r tieffernhn, w Beattle. building nd.
dltlon. $500 600 Pine ri,
n w Kent, 2s0i ~ Broadway, sun
porch, 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
INITIAL TRADING
VERY ACTIVE
ChTySler and Steel Common
Sell al New Highs
WALL. STREET JOURNAL FfNAN-
iIAI HI.NIfsM

NEW YORK. oct 30 Initial
trading was on fairly active scale.
with prices generally higher Some
now tops were made. notably ia
chryslrr. which sold at The nsN
high 90 ggS. up ga while Steel
common was up = at i9e brooklyn
Union Gas was active az a now high
az BEfa. whiiu cur States at Bf'wRs
up M. aud within a fraction %
the years high General Motors
was another active feature and soon
after opening was Rt new tor or
t1sN ia response Go the strong
earnings statement Tor the hir5
quarter which showed profits OF
better than 81 share for that
period.
stocks opened strong American
SUGAR eTts up y Packard, a..
Northern Pacific. 70 e. OF : Atshi-
ron. lgt. up y Hudson. lpt's up
= StudsbaknE 60. up ~ North
American T1A up q General Flee
trie 3tTA CbrysleE -8a. up az
American Can. s51b, III y o. 8
Steel 1872. ~ = General Motors
1872 up 3 Southern Railway ittA4,
up = Southern Pacific. IS. oT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
FEATURES RACES SLAYER ESCAPES
Chicago Killer Shoots His
g Way Out of Trap

CHICAGO. oct ~ Hy a.. Pa
Police yorions were formed on
Chioaro's south side to-day ln am
effort 20 corner Martin , nurkip.
who shot his way out % a uup
last uight ana escaped
purkin. who was originally
wanted for transportation 90 a
stolen auto from California 90 chi
yaru. shot and killed Edward g.
shanahan. department Of justice
ascent 10 DAYS ago. Search FOR
tie killer spread from Coast 10
Coast. hut finally authorities learn
eli no was IN hiding here
Two officers eornvrcd him last
night In the apartment ~ his
sweetheart. Mrs Betty Werner. but
he engaged In gun hattle with
thcm. wounded ono Of them and
again ESCAPED unframed An uncle
OF Mrs, Werner, Lloyd Austin, was
killed by a stray bullet Ia the
fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Ship NeWs


Hmith'a cove Terminal Pier ti--atr $50
MaFu President Madison. Pier 90 SHIP
John Ehs. atT Achilles
He'll Street Termiuat-u. g. c, o. C.
NAida.
pier ar ri captain, jefferson. Vie.
tnria.
pier - Str rivtftun
Pacific Coast coal Hankafs gtfa New
port NsWa. Sprs.
Connecticut Street Terminal STE Ia
Marsriilalse. u, H. +. IT, r. Relief
Atimntlr Street Terminal sirs West
Hmfud. Aida
Pacific Steamship Terminal Str Admi.
rsI watson.
Associated OIL TarninaI Str RawRnsr
Hau Juan EisH Terminal Str Sthtr
East Waterway Dock & Warehouse Co
8tra Haya Maru ~ Absto
Todd'g TRY pa~a 4trn Admiral HrhIry.
Eedanao, whsatiand Montana
Fishsrs Terminal MH 1ndrR
Drummond's Terminal BtrH Astoria
HRico.
Ssttlstnu's Terminal scr Forest King.
Winaiaw Marine Railway tEaris uRrhor)
str SshRlsm, bhtu. cnnausror schra
Vancouver. AiuunA. Tartar. aux schr
La Msr.cd, batgeH Harry Willard and
Griffson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Seattle Day at Portland
Stock Show. Nov. 5

Three o. The Nggcst t1rse races
uin feature seattle dty az the
Portland Pacific international live
stock exposition Witch Is being
hrli On that city next week.
seattle day WAS changed from
saturday. November 90 Thursday.
November s. by the exposition
board. r. A. stuart. president an-
nouncod Thursday
The Seattle Chamber OF Conn
nlercc is planning 90 rna a larse
delegation 90 the show ON Seattle
day. The excursion Win De- ihe last
uip OF the chamber this year
Tho three horse races viii nos
The Olympic Hotel SsoQe stake
race for gated saddle horses.
the Portland hotel $1,000 stake race
for heavy harness horses. and the
Imperial hotel $1,000 stake race FOR
driving competition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Family Reunion Is
Held in Home Here

Ton brothers and sisters held
family reunion in Seattle Wednesday
night ~ the home ~ Mrs, +. Wal.
Lace. $500 First nya, n T. Three Of
The sisters came from other parts Of
tho country 10 the reunion. Mrs
Virginia Carew from New York. Mrs
Carrie n, Rule from Oklahoma. and
Mrs. Ella Edmunds from California.
Tho rest Of the family, Or. J, G..
Snyder. John l.. Snyder. ] r. sny.
der Mrs Wallace. Sins. John BurS.
himer aud airg Il L, Woodman. arc
al Of scnttle md Renton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Physicians. Surgeons

pR ANduA suite 400 rantaEcs sid.
Womrn'H ailme ntn. disorders.
DR AtAYFIELD. ~ yeara curing
men. 7os lat ave, Wash. hlaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
PERSONAL,

TEETH extracted free lp our dental
clinic every afternoon apG even
lnH demonstrating our painless
method ~ doing dental work Dr..
Mrii0rs System 81 Painless Den
tstY. 1905 First ave
tNpERW f.AW FOR MIN
Wright ieeW Wool Union salts, 1898
Wright 7a1 Wool Union Suits. SIS
Wright taes W sol Union Suits 3As
THE hub Gta-ti3 First Avenue
ia The Isw Rent District
VALUES liz Knitted sport
Jackets. ht sass Just ghr lhing
for golfers hnd office SHTn THE
HttH 6lbsGl7 First Avenue. iu the
low rent dtRtylct
yfr o. NIT MAGNETIC Bt.ASlSfT
TREATMENTS t96s Arcade BID.
Eliot soai
Plies treated ~ mndrfr methods
no drtention ADVICE FREE
Or pauawRy. PanthFrH Hldr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
GRAIN MARKET
is LOWER
Wheat Trade Uncertain in
Chicago Dealings

CHICAGO. oct 2s.-Graina fin.
tsbvd unchanged In ftAetiuuAity
lower on the board - trade ta las.
Erratic wheat trade was mani
fest iH rapid movements The open
ing was lower ~ midseHHipu
Northwestern and Eastern houses
bought freely and early losses wtrr
wiped out
Corn was active. oats we're quiet.
provisions advanced on good de-
maud from shorts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Sand Point Starts
School for Flyers

IN aviation school at san Point
Tor the training of Seattle naval 70,
serve flyers will be established i'm.
mrdatcly. Il was announced by br.
ficlals OF tho 18th naval district
Thursday,
Contracts for seven planes for In.
struction purposes have already been
made with tho H0clug aircraft fac,
tory by the government
Lieut.. Beswlck. T. $ n, officer Ia
charsc. announced Thursday that
over 200 men have already taken
examinations during the last week
for admission,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

FRESNO. Cal, oct. 20 The New
gealautcr eats more raisins per
capita than any other country ac.
coriiuE to the Uisiu srowcr' organ
s8tiuu here The per capita IS -
pounds % raisins ana ~ pounds o.
eurrnts England uses many cur
rants, but this Is explained thru their
excessive use In sweet breads, cakes
and pudlings In the United States
the per capita consumption % raisins
Is but sgt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

WASHINGTON. uct. e9,-To be
blind as bat is 20 be blind not at
all for the bat has a very acute sense
OF sight. according 10 recent expert,
ments here. The bats eyes are bead
like. and arc almost hidden with the
soft fur With which It's body Is
clothed Its sense OF hearing smell
and taste also are very acute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
The Seattle Star

aGNH nrtrUhH ave
MAtSHuE0n
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
Effective October q. 1898
TRANSIENT RATES $3.50.
Count SIX We,da 20 the l'hs1
Sn0 lnc-iu ssf"Hn ....s's III.
nH' tlnn==I iuurft'uuH s.rs .t.
me line-6 Insertions ...s fle
Nale and Female h1ip Nanlsa
so Female situation 'es,t.
All sdyortislng from. sat of me state
OF Washington rossa &C. per N"'N
MONTHLY LINEAGE RAIL
calendar Month";
90 20 % lines used during eAl-,,
zoe 3 isp lines used during cal -.,,,
endar month ......sr. ID
200 % egB lines used durlnE cal
.rnhAf month ,......rt ~
seV 60 a9g lines used during eA,t.
endAF month ...-is GEMS
coo 10 ass lines assd during cal,
endsr month -.........isS cen"
500 10 Baa tines usrd during call
cndar month .......-st u e'pN
coo 10 ssB iinsa uree during cal
rndar month ,..s...f, ~ =
700 S. g 100 llnss used during s'i cent,
500 Or moro lines used sslsn: -,
Jar month tr.rs....+ssrlv
couPoNs-Cash IN Advance, m
~ llhNH t4HHsasFss.. - 4
Advertisers using stated Fphoe
lines mLnimum daily on ,gsstH
contract viii be allowed -
cents per line rate On space u'1a
over minimum up 60 200 49,
any one month. Above SOY h"'N'
rate az per above arhrdulr,
FIXED SPACE RATES
line or more for Il months $40.
..rasrtsFas-sss4ss laNV ~
..............,,. per line
! line or moro for ; months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

MASON. Fruwick Lawrence; eHtab.
lishsd 1861. Advice aud booklet
free, ta2 Burke uidE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
LOST AND FOUND

fDsT@ss weeks female shepherd.
wolf e8inf whlte-tipprd feet
spots nrisaora marks meas
haunchsa Reward EAntss5i0s
p1g tath ave
awurs to name Mickey Reward
uEarn-tsfN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, oct. 2s.-Forcien s1-
change closed Irregular. Sterling de.
mand, $3.50 francs. i0.0gtiA lire
io.03a5h Belgium. so.045tta; marks
23s0; Holland. 1927. sweden. 267t. Nor
way. 1880 Denmark. 2f7n. Greece
io.0i32h. Montreal. ~ Shanghai, 77H .
Yokohama, f2t; JugoaIavta. tO0t77S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
FUNERAL NOTICES

1904 E RrpuhlleaH.
October ~. 1895, Euphemia NJ
Fisher. REr "a yeaFs beloved moth.
81 10 iHFiAn q Fisher sister %
Ara Edward Uattf and blair
Chisholm. ~ seattle Kenneth
Chlfhnim. o. Montana Mrs Wall
ter Hail Of i.on Angeles Mfa ".
j Emau ~ Maine Member ~
Mystic Jewel Wrbrkah Lodge .
" q Il. SO co. loHa Chapter o
h H. $40 nc
Funeral services wifi be- held FHr
day afternoon AZ g. M. lu our
chapel Home Undertaking Co
HoHItisuN-At Kirkland Wash
October "a, 1898 JOHN " NOR
EtSuN axe bt yUafr. beloved
husband ~ Minnie Morrison An
HuuncemruE later Home Under.
taking Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
San Francisco Produce
xp.J,.s5,,,. ,,u...,t.

Butter-E Extras. 5se. eggs. extras. 5bno:
extra pullets, size undcrsizcd pull
let's, 35c.
Cheese-cAl. flats, fancy. 30Bc. Cal.
Young Americas. fancy ale: Oregon
Triplsts. csc; Oregon Young Americas
2Gr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Price. Paid wnole.aIs Dealer,
Prices Paid wholesale Dealer,

srhs prices given are thcss made To
retaii dealers By wholesalers. VITA
Few seasonal exceptions. priers 20 pro
due-rs can be figured oy dsdaetiinx
approximately is per cant fer nanaiiHg.
storage ard selling eost-)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
CARD OF THANKS

WE WISH g. pfras our thanks 20
an Tor tho sympathy shown ut
At ibr death 81 our father and
husband Mfr Carl clauHrp and
Family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Seattle Wheat
YrdnendnY'a nnointlnna

No. 1 western white. si.4s. No. ! soft
white. if.tG. No. / hard winter. tia:
No. I northern spring st45; No ! big
blusntom, ti.6t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
1922 Gardner Tour, $3.50

We have gone completely over this
car from stem to stern, and II Is
n good buy for $3.50. Turn In
your car as part payment, LIB
summit,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

sN1 and 40 gutter. per lln Dc and y
Garage doors made - order for Levi
window and door frames %
order for Lew
EVERYTHING ~ LUMBER
WE DELIVER ANY WHERE
X IL GROCER Lumber Co, Foot 81
Sixth W. on Canal
GArfld-b7f5 Seattle. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

Z T. CORN. Patent Attorney. Pat
Suts secured. developed and sofa.
t0s-6-7 Central ma Seattle, MAIN
osao. 600 J. a. ~ Vs. Warrington
II 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

several things | am undecided
on. Shall / keep open evenings
and put on extra help Shall
deliver frec2 Would YOU
care TO haul your furniture
away In Original factory
crates. aot II up yourself and
s9vc 5%2 We nro going to
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