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New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
COVERED WAGON" AT CAPITOL

\ east scl.ctu1 absolutely for typ" was chosen for "The Covered Wagon" a James Cruze production 'or Paramount of the famous Emer- 'on Hough novel which Is on view ;f the Capitol thcater today Tues ,ldv and Wednesday.
 .ois Wilson plays the heroine Molly Wngate, typical girl of the frontier days, beautiful, big of soul. end with the bravery and stamina nat the wild experiences of the caravan times demanded.
 James Warren Kerrigan is seen as Will Banion. the intrepid leader whose sterling qualities win through in the face of impending disgrace and holds the heart Of Molly despite the efforts Of a rival 10 blacken his character. The rival, Sam Woodruff. is portrayed by Alan Hale. noted screen villain. There will be a spe- "Ial showing for children after school for 15c.
 The Keith vaudeville bill has five >.ry fine acts. headed by Hayes, Marsh and Hayes. who offer a min 'alure song and dance revue. Lew Martin is heard in Lessons of Laughter: Philbrook and DeVoe offer comedy skit with songs: Hughes and Martin are variety artists, and Will and Gladys Ahearn present "A Spinning Novelty"
 On Thursday the big attraction will be Inc Keith hcadliner, King Neptune" with Jack DcLange of the
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
PENETRATION" AT LYCEUM

"Reye tion," the Metro 'rrcen classic. which opened last night at the l.yceum, is without doubt one of the finest of photo- pays. There arc three reasons for this. f1rsl, the story of the little l'arisinn model who won her soul hack through tho gentle Influence of posing as tho Madonna, makes ideal screen material with Its swift action md vivid romance.
 Second. the picture has wonder 'ut all star cast that includes Viola Itana, Monte Blue. Lew Cody Mar lorle paw, Frank Curricr. Edward ronnolly. George Seigmann and oth- ITS. And third. because it was ably directed by George Baker promi- uent screen director, The usual "cws reels and selected comedies are dlsn shown.
 Thursday the bin changes, bring tAai uproarious comedy "Charley's Nnnt." with Syd Chaplin in the lead tug role, and "The Night Ship" a "ir'nre which features Mary Carr md Robert Gordon as the "heayies
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
Says Workmen Are Weary
 Awaiting Ratification

Geneva. May 25 CAP)-M. Jou- haux, French delegate to the inter
 national labor conference, today said
 that workmcn in all countries are tired of waiting for governments and employers to ratify the Wash fngton convention of six years ago providing for an cight-hour work ing day,
 If you want peace, ratify this convention quickly. for otherwise it will soon be too Iatc,' he said. He avowcd that action not speeches. is needed now and that those who seek 10 vitiate the work CTS victory at Washington will find the masses of the workers arrayed against them"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
Phones Are Damaged

New Haven. May 25.-(AP)-De. spite the terrific fury of the wind, rain and hail storm which attacked New Haven and this section Satur- day and the heavy downpour that soaked New Haven all day Sunday, the heavy storm clouds still hung over the city last night and officia 8 of the United States weather bu- reau predict showers. gloom and chill for the next 24-hours. The total rainfall recorded here since the rain began to fall yesterday aft crnoon is 1:55 inches. Four hun dred telephones were reported out of order in this city as result of the storm.
 In Milford 1t Is estimated that the storms Of the last two days have resulted in damage amounting to s20,000. The town was left in darkness last night when falling limbs cut the electric light wires. Crops were reported as harmed by the hail storm.
 In West Haven, a score of the fine elms in the center of the town were blown down. one falling on the home Of Dr. c. D. Phelps doing considerable damage.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
NEW BRITAIN MAN IN HOSPITAL
 TWO MnNTHe 7VTTHRHEUMATISM PRAISES N0X~ ~2I-TIS TREATMENT

Iview with the NOX-RI-TIS man, he said :-"please add my name to the thousands of people who have en-
 dorsed the great NOX-RI-TIS treat ment. It certainly is a godsend to suffering humanity, because 1t pre- duces results where other so-called cures fail For eight months l suf- fered as only those who have neuri- lis and muscular rheumatism know. II do not know how much money I have spent on other treatments, but I do know that I never received any results from any of them. Since taking the great NOX- -RI-TIS treat iment, l am perfectly free from pain and the rheumatism has left me en- Itirely," If there should be any doubt in your mind that NOX- -RI-TIS is not the greatest discovery for the treat ment of all rheumatic conditions, please call at Hanson Drug ICo,, 50 Church street. and let the
 laboratory expert show you genuine
 proof, Get the booklet, Forms of
 rheumatism" Write if you live
 out-of-town.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

ter of Lord Tredegar, She dlsap. peared about the middle Of last De. lCelnbcr.
 MisR Morgan who was under medical supervision at tho time. slipped from the house during | dense fog on the morning Of Dec. II. She wore only suit Of pajamas and a woolen dressing gown, Detectives from Scotland Yard conducted all extensive search throughout England and the continent. Her father Is one Of the wealthiest British peers and offered large sums for any news re- garding her.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

Miss Morgan was known to her friends us n Bohemian" and had many friends in the artistic, literary and theatrical worlds.
 There has been no explanation of Inc mystery surrounding the disap- pearance of Miss Morgan. She had been reeuperating from an attack of typhoid fever when she disappeared from her home.
 Lord Tredegar who has a mllI- tary career and is well known as q sportsman, offered a large reward for the discovery of his daughters whereabouts.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
Snow in Penn.

Towanda, Pa, May 25.-fAp)- After day Of unseasonably cold weather, snow started 10 fall quite heavily here at midnight last night. Train crews reported that few miles south Of this place telegraph wires were sagging under the weight of icycles and the leaves of trees bore heavy coat Of ice.
 Yesterday the mercury rose 10 9t degrees; last night it was down to 25.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

Atlantic City pageant. 1924, with his prize winning beauties of America. Miss St. Louis. Miss New Jersey, etc. He also will conduct a beauty con- test for local girls, offering a loving cup as first prize. and with it a chance to represent Connecticut at this years pageant All girls desIr. Ing to enter can apply at box office now,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

Iaxnd skin, erase fine lines and erad- icate crows-fcet.
 Massage this swcetly fragrant lemon lotion into the skin at night. By morning most of the tell-taIe wrinkles. tired lines and crows-feet are smoothed out, giving a more youthful contour 10 checks. chin, throat. It leaves the skin velvety soft, clear and fresh.
 Beauty experts use this astringent lotion for enlarged pores. also to bleach and whiten saIow, tanned skin.
 Mix this harmless lotion yourself since it acts best immediately after prepared.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
RebilIard Hooks Trout
 Measuring 19l Inches

Jules Rcbillard took tho lead in the prize fishing contest being con- ductcd'by Mcnicr Bros. today when he entered q trout measuring 19 l-4 inches. This is regarded as an ex- cyptionaly large fish in Connecticut waters. The Monicrs are offering a cash prize for tho longest trout caught in this state during the cur rent season.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
ARCTIC WEATHER
 OVER WEEKEND
Some Sections Freeze While
 Others Have Hot Spell

New York, May 25 (AP)-An un. precedented May cold wave has swept the midwest and eastern sec. tions of the United States on the heels of record breaking heat. High wind. rain, hall and snow caused many Sunday shivers.
 Continued cool weather was fore. cast for today with slowly rising temperatures for the north central states.
 New straw hats and ovcrcoats in combination were numerous. Pave ments that were bllsterlng hot Sat urday were covered with snow yes- terday in some sections. The mer- cury sank ~ degrees in l4 hours in New York. It dropped 66 degrees In 2i hours in Dubuque; 57 in 24 in Chicago. 49 in Cleveland; 4S in Philadelphia and 52 degrees in lS hours in St, Louis.
 Four Deaths Result
 Four deaths and numerous in- juries were directly attributed to the heat, and the subsequent rain, hail and snow, property damage was es- timated in the hundreds of thou sands of dollars. Tn Buffalo pud- dies formed by melting snow were seen covered with ice less than a day after the city sweltered in a temperature Of 90 degrees. Hail stones an inch in diameter shattered heavy plate glass store front in New York suburbs.
 Snow and Freezing
 Temperatures at or below the freezing point were reported from scores of cities. Chicago experienced the coldest May 24 in the history of It's weather bureau, 37. A snow fall in Portland. Maine. was the latest May date 1t has fallen there in 50 years.
 Hot In Texas
 Heat continued on the sabbath in Texas. San Antonio with temper ature of 101 had the hottest May day in 13 years.
 Mother Nature. In addition to working the disastrous carthouake in Japan, cut capers in other parts of the world.
 Deep snow fell in Leningrad, while the southern part of Russia experienced torrential rains.
 When the liner Carmania was en route from Liverpool for New York fair sky became SO overcast that deck lights had 10 be turned on.
 Scientists are inclined to believe that the tidal wave on the south shore of Lake Ontario Saturday was an oscillation of the waters sur face caused by atmospheric pres sure,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
SIRPI,TS REPORTED

New York. May 25.-Surplus Of $7,655.ooS reported hy the New York Central for the first quarter of 1923 is equal to $2.o2 a share on $377.942.770 capital stock, compar' ed with SS,2lS,O9S or $2.S0 a share on $293.@32.235 capital stock in the corresponding quarter of 1924.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
GS Degrees Dron

Pottsvle, Pa, May o5.-(Ap)- Pottsyillo last nights shiverod in a temperature Of 2 degrees, drop Of 6S degrees since Saturday afternoon. Heavy electrical storms, started the mercury on the downward course Saturday night and it continued to fall yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

A valued employe of the Corbin Mfg. Co.,, of New Britain. Conn. comes out with a statement prais- ing the great NOX-RI-TlS treatment for rheumatism. He is Mr. John Abraham of 4S5 Main street, Mfr. Abraham is well-known and highly respected in the community in which he lives. In a recent inter-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
London Girl Missing
 Since Oct, Body Found

London, May 25. (AP)-The body of a young woman found in the river Thames near Mapping today was Identified by relatives as that of the Hon. Gwyneth Erica Morgan, daugh-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
Lemons Tighten
 Wrinkled Skin

Squeeze the juice oi two lemons in a bot lle containing three ounces of Orchard White, which any druggist will supply for a few cents, shake well and you have inc very mild est anti-wrinkIe To- ton to tighten re
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
Non-UniOn Miners Homes
 Are Wrecked by Bombs

Wheeling, W. Va, May 25 (AP) Two company houses occupied by non-union miners were partly wrecked by explosions carly today at the settlement of the Glendale Gas and Coal company, near here. The explosions occurred fifteen minutes apart. Members of the two families were thrown from their beds but escaped injury. Boodhounds were taken to the scene in an effort to trail 0 men reported to have. been seen running towaIds the hills shortly after the blast.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
Portland Has Snow

Portland. Maine, May ?5.--(Ap) Show fell in this city yesterday, the latest May date it has fallen here in 50 years, weather bureau records show. There were few hurries, and the evidence soon dis appeared, A minimum temperature Of 42 was recorded during the day,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

ranged from S4 to 46 above. or an average Of 70. Ottawa shifted from 2S to 52, or m average of 4O. IL was tho coldest 2i of May in the history of Ontario as far back as meteorological records go.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

Philadelphia, May 25.--(AP)-- Pennsylvania today shivered from tho coldest May weather in many years Snow and seet weer reported from different parts of the state. Bellfonte, at the foothills of the AL Ievhenies, reported two inches of snow and freezing temperature. The weather bureau reported a minimum Temperature of S4 degrees at scran- ton.
 Philadelphia experienced an ex- .treme change in temperature, the mercury dropping from Saturdays maximum Of ss to A at 6 a. nn. to- day. lt was the coldest May % since the weather bureau was established here.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
Canada Frost Rittcn

Toronto, May 25--(AP)-The tenn pcrature in Toronto yesterday
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

York state yesterday continued to hold many sections in it's grip today.
 Although snow covered apple, pear and peach blossoms In some sections weather bureau officials said at no point did the temperature fall suffI- ciently to do much damage to the fruit crops, The lowest temperature reported officials was at Saranac Lako and Old Forge. where the mer. cnry fell to 34 degrees. Fruit blooms will escape injury unless the temper ature falls to 2S.
 In the Hudson Valley much rain fell with the temperature averaging Ss degrees during last night. The heaviest snowfall was recorded in the Binghampton region and in th1 Adirondack mountains.
 A severe hall storm in the Harlem Valley Saturday night did consider. able damage 10 vegetables and fruit trees.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
St. Louis Shower

| st. Louis, Mo. May 25.--(Apl~- Within 4S hours the temperature here dropped b2 degrees from 9i Friday afternoon to 42 last night. The official forecast for today promised no return to warm weather.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

Cold Continues Albany, N. T., May 25.-(AP)- The cold wave which swept New
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

knows how many germs hid den on grimy little hands ard scratched knees, these millions of sensible mothers depend on the heoreamy,antiscp5;cgooln of Lifebuoy to ward of danger. Breaches dirtosher soapsdon' t seem to touch-t the sticky
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
EPISCOPAL TO
ELECT HEAD
Get 10 Work After HereSy
Case Is Finished

NEW ORLEANS. la. oct Ia
with the Bishop Brown hsrssy case
disposed Of the tFisnnlal conyen.
uon of the Protestant Episcopal
church turned toward campaigning
FOR president
Rev Thomas Gaylor Of Tennessee
and president Of tho national coun-
al, appears 20 be- tho outstanding
fayoriie, but Gayior has indicated
he may rcfuse 20 accept the nom.
inaiion
Nominations Hrs tentatively set
for this afternoon and election for
tomorrow
Bishop Brown. who was dtposed
from tho ministry Of tho church
yesterday on grounds Of heresy.
expects 20 leave for his home IN
Gallon. O. Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Building Permits

* n stewart us " Tulton. tram.
residences, ssK1sl is.aoo.
X a. Stewart $40 W Fulton. frame
residence. 1sH12 ig.to0
d. ~ stewart $40 " Fulton. frame
residence. gGHlE tg.tgo.
"a a. Stewart 80 ~ Iuitau. fFams
rrplasurs, 91tls tg.hq8
u. b. Stewart are 81 Fulton. frame
residence. stasg $3.50
Alex FantaEss 1900 ThiFd ave alter
hIiF. o. 900
WIN Lambert, ttha ssh h. W. frame
residences, sb8a. r.seB
Crescent MfE Co. lou r. u g. alter
warehouses, t7,tee
Dahl 4 johnson. stfo Dayton. frame
residence. .tat9. $500
J, NuPps. tQts Orayssa. ,rsms rssi.
dshfs, 1sEto. 1859
> Hshrks, 7t3i iuh g. trans ra.i.
dsnss EsNf, o. SOC
dsnes. sihgt. iteHs
y Nilisf, 'it1 eflh frame vesi-
Acme tpusf 90. sts- arcade n!dF
frame fssidsHes. gepsa tssba
Frank %afusrE $50 CaimaH biar
frame TssidsHfs. 5tagE. 1850
10 D wslisn. 1910 usptsu. 4sms reel
dfnes, 1855. o. SOC
. ,. wlllst, 1890 iIth H.. name ss.i.
dsncs. isI9a. ii.gop
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13

residence. gutg Iit66
10 y WemiuEssH. 1851 first ave. y.
frame ft'iasHes. 5000; ;et Garfield
u =. usm.nsssn. sssi riu, sv.. y.
frame resiasaes, ii.oeo. 1eS Garfield
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residence. il.oool 1851 asst ave W,
J. W Hiibsfn, iiu Hhslton. rssidsnes
addition. iTto
Ssii. Smith. ~ y. fslh. frsms build.
trs. Iglbo. tfgtrfs Qrsrnwod.
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rssidsucr. 1850 1884 pfoohIsu.
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ff.ns tssldsnes, itoss' s9ss ssh
long niaE CO. psusr Merton bios,
frame residence. tess. ss'o SSH
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frame tssiasurs. ii.sos ssH 7sih
tong uiar Co. p.rt.f Hsf,an bldg
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dsHrs 1909 1905 ~ fpin e
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residence i1spN t-os u<arborn e.
A. y Andersen. tit ~ pfayus e., alter
flats 1900
aeaumarbsr Wall nnsfd Co, ftfi =
Marginal way. alter fsefory 1900
Cottage FtFh. Co. as W Nfh ~. fac
tory addition. ii.pba
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residence. ifteb
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residences. ~ 100
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residence. ii.toe
WIN. Dresser. 1871 itth n W. rsms
Residence it.efa
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residences. 100.
IN. ssroin Co. 1914 AlssSa bldg. mill
warshsuss. i;t.foe
Errs-, rudsr. r,th Y LidsF. fran.
rssifsncr. if.tef,
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Residence. 1850
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store. iEosa
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rt.idsEes. isteo
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stores. it.tee.
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frame residences iieeo.
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residence, iisteo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
HITS AIRCRAFT
POLICY OF U. S.
Secretary New Urges Big
Commercial System

WAsIiiSGTOS. oct. 1.-THE gov
eminent should abandon lH stand
sim" attitude toward aviation and
iuqulrr into the commercial feature
~ nrrunHuiicl Postmaster General
Sew told ihH president special or
board today IN his second appearance
before b..
New reiterated His belief that tho
government should encourage com.
merclai aviation By establishing a
system ~ airsays, equipped with
lighted landing fields for uiEht flying
Tho needed stimulus would DO given
the commercial field and the manu-.
featuring Industry be- said, by set.
ting up continuing national pro
gram FOR promotion ~ aofouauiip7.
There are many things 90 be done
that are absolutely prerequisite 10 The
success ~ commercial aviation. not
one of which IL receiving a particle
~ attention az the present time and
which never will unless Il Is made
thf business or someone 10 see that
attention b. bestowed upon a." New
said
The best forward step that can
be- taken" he said. would be- in the
passage Of tho Wlnslow bin, creating
bureau Of asr0Hauilc7 in the de
phTlment 0f commerce"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13

~ 10 NWIIWIV-
II. Deity,
Is Para 81 verb O. h.,
~ Lets
a. Half an en-.
~ Discs
a, CHASTITY.
g, Those ycrscd In civil laN.
s. Claw.
20, Drank 90 excess.
u. Intention
IS. Flower leaf
=, fastened
3. Engine room greaser
=, To rescue.
3. To finish
-. Royal seats
4, Bleaching chemical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Seeks SIS 8O for
Street Car Death

UoToihy u Green started HuIt
Tuesday against the city for SIS.
5000 for the death Of her husband.
Carol y. Green. IN a street car accl.
dent nearly year ago.
She alleges ho aaa helping start
an automobile stalled within eight
inches Of the Dexter ave. car tracks
last December e when a street car
operutcd by " ". FarinEer struck
him and crushed him TO death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Ship NeWs
Vessels in Port at Seattle

HmiiHs cove Terminal Pier &c ship
JuHH Tua
Dell street Terminal ~ L. n =.
iiHits "a g' o.. 81 Heather
pier 1888 t b. @. Il bsilroed-
Pier NH Anvil
riff $50 El captain. jefferson.
Pier afT Dorothy lughspbarh, q y.
tatlr o.
Firf Hmnr puYisstUwu
Pier % Hff Nuudvlta
Pacific sast coal uuHErfH SIR New,
port News a. RI q. ~. A. Hu4Hgmisn.
rarUr ruaai EHgiuo WgIksl. o. D.
d. I HeiIrf
a. shipping board N1orIngs ST. I'd
more Wrsf itiWrpd
Connecticut Stree Terminal strs HAIKU
tHtsa Ma.u. Admiral Hrnlrg hHI
HghT Maud.
AusHlis street Terminal scr osiris
stacy street Terminal -r EuHtrfu Gale
Lander street Terminal Stir Margaret
boilaT
spokane street rsfmins wliIpois,
trmdfk
Todds ury Decks ST. President Grant,
bAtn Forest i.luE
Amss Terminal SIC libby Maine
Wlusiau Marine Halfway tEaEis itarbofj
Htf SeEalsm. bEfu tutqufrfuf. arhfa
Vancouver AiHWuH iafisfs LnfEss
nFAaea k.#HaFH and f.rtffsHT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
AFTER HOLIDAY
TONE BUOYANT
Increase in Untitled Tonnage
Aids Market
WALL STREET. JouHNAL TINAN-
GAL uIsNIiN

NEW YORK. Got a. United
states stuera untitled tonnage
statement Tor september avttinE
forth tho unexpectedly large tur
crease ~ gOlA8t tons was unlura
I iiuuhbN the outstanding feature ~
nows over tho holiday This highly
favorable showing was reflected in
a huoyaut tome Doe the whole lu iuH-
! trial list la the early dealings
4. Ftrrl common upurtrd moro than
point tu u-w nigh ground uu
tho current move at 1874 while
General Motors continued IL oN-
trauTdinhry display 90 strength, st
thluinr record levels Tor tho prrar
ent shares AZ lso ON heavy 1fanH-
actions
kcnurcott was another feature.
moving up frAetionsiiy o. the best
price % tho present advance az
stocks opened stronE a. h Steel
lath up 49, American Can. .16.
on iis sinclair. no. up = chFys-
lrE 1916, up 81. Allied Chemical
tpA. up -. q. a. Rubber. IN.
OF q Industrial Alcohol. %. 40
| I; Willys. Overland. So up = Grn-
rtal Motors no. up "a NuFth Amer
lean b6a, up I. White Motors. %.
up = Pennsylvania. iSts or 1.
General Electric. 50l. up - Kou-
n0rptl 5th up e FaH-AmSriraa
r. tsH,. up = Union Pacific 1881.
up = studebakcr o. up =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Arrivals and Departures

ArTitfd -OFi % 81 EWWa AIsfan'
dsr from HaH Diego Via porte a. e. m.
sif nfookdzls nom Toe Angeles a.
o. M. stf ,, q khApzlfitk from Las
Angeles via Fan Francisco &C a So
oct lgNs Gsisha fom Tacoma 81 80
10 M. sff CELLO from san Francisco a.
I'E .. m
sailed =ott if-Hf uaRutstsp AHfu
fgv Rsbs via Hs,iiHEhsm Al htt . M
stF Esmdyh Tor Hnusfdsm via ports A.
D. M. ~ Admiral Dewey fpf Les
Angeles va san TfaHsisCa 81 9 me-
sir pnTlestaru fgr TafemA We pors 81
a o. M ~ AsnslAus fnr HsnEhonE VIZ
u..L. 81 I D. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Record Earthquake
at Eastern School

BUFFALO. n. v. OCT. 10. -gBy
u. p) Earthquake trcmors Of so.
vcrc intensity werc registered on
tho sclsmoEraph at canislus college
shortly before p. m. today.
The trcmors started at 1gae p.
m, reached their maximum at 1886
and were sim being recorded at
$50 o'clock. Tho distance was
estimated at 1900 miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Mullane, Nemitz
Names Are Clear

County commissioners officially
cleared Tho names Of Jack Aiullnnc
building maintenance man. and Rob
ert Nemi,z, county painter. Tuesday
forenoon Chairman Gaines moved
that accusations Of Irregularities IN
tho use 81 county funds and ma
ierials bs eIpunged from the records
Commissioners Brown voted with him
Commissioner Paul. who submitted
accusing affidayits. did not vote. bu,
declared no had no pro;es, TO make
ON the action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Senator Ralston in
Serious Condition

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. i3.-By u.
Ex-senator Samuel NJ. Ralston.
who Is III at hts homo hero with
complication OF heart and kid.
ncy diseases, today remained In n
serious condition.
His physicians issued n state
ment which said that tho kidney
disorder was proving very difficult
OF treatment.