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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
SCANDAL YARNS
UNDER FIRE
House May Probe Asserted
6. 0. P. Plot Against Wilson

81 WASHINGTON. Jan UHarre
appssuur la Liberty HarziH,
under the signature of 1larg Aus-
Hubert. formerly Mra F-r.. that
"rrpreseufafisra NJ the republican
party" iu 1916 approached urr geek
Ing information 90 b. used iH GO
attempt 10 impa1rb fHr ara PREM
dent Wilson, would ba investigate
b. select houe committee undo
90 resolution .uuodualI today o..
Repre- aufar.re Reid republican. o.
Illinois
Beds resolution uutrd the I'm.
ueacn.irnt powers ~ the house ana
declared that tho house should no.
permit 90 pa uHuotraI ghargr
by "a responsible person Don "a rospga.
-ibIa publication of attempts 20 pro
cure Impeachment by corrupt
mraua"
~stouos howe been heard for a1ag,
foug yrar8.~ said Red, 'refIneuHr
not only upon abe chauacter o. ths
late President WliroH, but upon tAa
republican party organization On no
year that b. directed the campaign
Of Charlie. Evans Hughes Tor d.
president with Mr. Wilson rs DE-
opponent. each presidential cam
pairu brings new crop Of st0ur
and 1t H high time 20 put q st7g
90 such practices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
NEARLY NABBED
Seattle Flower Grower Was
Taken for Bootlegger

r. y Edmunds. West Seattle
flower fancior. thinks Sheriff J. L.
warfield OF Benton county. Oregon.
deserves one OF his bouquets, even
tho il scared Edmunds-for awhile.
Edmunds was returning from a
three weeks trip to California by
auto. Near Junction City, Ore, he
encountered the floods that killed
Charles Adler. Seattle drug sales
man. Water got in Edmunds' gas
tank. He stopped at Junction City
ard took on a five gallon can OF
gas Tho sheriff saw him and
thought II was booze. He started in
chase and 20 miles north OF June
ton City overhauled Edmunds.
Edmunds was reporter for The
star hack in 1907, when Star re-
portcrs carried o star" much like a
sherifrs. warfield flashed his star.
and 50 did Edmunds The misun-
deratanding was corrected when the
sheriff smelled the gas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
COUNTY PIE A.
PUBLISHES
"The Beacon" Believed First
OF Kind in Country

What d claimed tu be the frat
county pBrcutts4cbvr publication iu
the United States has just been o..
sued by tho King county division
or the Washington state branch ~
the National CourrrHs II Parents
and TearbrrH THE BEACON" CON,
out with the slogan. Child Wslfar,
in Home State ana scbopI" o.
which interests q ls devoted Mn
u. e. iHslry, Il. D. H. no ., Seattle
A tho editor and also president ~
tho King county division.
Tsrmlur tho publication "a ven.
Wrp brave and new Mrs Victor
H. MRistfum. president ~ the Wash
lnEtou state branch of the national
congress. BE- one 81 che principal
contributors to the tir1t isHue g..
= HuuuUH. county experimentation
~ schools. extends hla greetings
WHO Arthur T. Marsh. executive
aesrstbry ur the Washington Etuea
tlouM association. huH written on
Operating with lhr School
Board" There Is ulao editorial COM
meut on child welfare day and
school spirit and nearly a page de-
voted 90 notes from purenttcheher
groups around the country 4
fun statement of tEg urrutTfachfr
association legislative program b.
given hy A n. rhomp9gn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
RAGSDALE WILL
FINISH JOB
To Appear as Witness in
Cases He Investigated

r. II IggfdaIe. who resigned Fri
day a7 "uuder-eovrr investigator
FOR tho prosecutor Office when the
hheriff's office accused him Of drIr-
Ing his car while drunk. viii continue
% act Tor the state until all lointist
charges bon which ho la interested
have been cleared from the calendar.
Prosecutor CoIyn viii continue 10
employ secret investigators" and
VIII not drop liquor eases in which
Kagsdals appears because or the
charges.
GOWN issued @ statement satur
day denying rumors Of boOtlegEers
that they would 20 acotfrse because
Of the charges against Ragsdale.
Despite the fact that EaEsdnie ad-
mlts b. slipped over New Years
Eve" Colvin said. Il stin have the
utmost confidence In him, lie is not
the kind Of "a man 10 throw as over
because OF hiU own actions. / have
not authorized any statements ap.
peaTing IN a Seattle paper that be-
cause Ragedale was caught violating
the Jaw. / will dispense with the
services Of any private Investigators,
They are necessary IN conyiciing
liquor law violators."
Ragsdalc. who is at liberty on his
own recognizance. is scheduled TO APP
lear for trial before c. &. Drlton,
justice Of the peace, January 9 at
1880 3. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
French Capitalist Sees
the SiIper Lining Ahead
France Is Nearing END of Her Difficulties
Says Man Who Ought to Know

the communist movement, in France. e
he declared.
ny the cnd OF next March, he
said. Frances budget viii have
been balanced and voted hY the parli.
hment II should b. realized that
whatever taxes win De- necessary 20
this end win b. voted
we now have the 800 200 o00 hor.
ruwed from the Morgan banking
hour. 20 airport the franc Our
commercial balance has been Cquinb.
Grated In consequences. hy tho end
OF April our situation viii be bright.
enrd. Then The government can
start a campaign 10 increase the
value % the franc
Il think yery sincerely We nrc
reaching the end % our difficulties
In 1894 the French treasury pro.
cseded with the renewal Of $4,000
oOo, 900 francs Ia treasury bonds,
which was accomplished without dit.
neu!,y, II such an operation Is
necessary N 1875 u win BE- executed
in the same manner
The Dawes plan now has begun
operation and the French govern.
mont has Just reached the important
decision Tint starting with 1895 tho
total sums collected By France from
The Dawes plan win be applied for
The amortization 81 tho debts con-
tractsd Tor the restoration Of our dc.
rnstutsd regions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
ELECT OFFICERS
City Apartment Operators
Perfect Organization

Organization Of the Seattle Apart.
meut House Opemtora' association
has been perfected with election OF
A. stcwnrt. Of the Avalon Annex, nH
president. other officers elected ARE
IS. ". Jackson Cicarmont apart
ments. Wien president. Mrs J. L.
Priddy. wiuoua apartments. secrc.
nty. II Williams. Eden View apart
mruta. treasurer.
Trustees are J J. Kelly Sands
apartments. John Peas, Parker apart.
menis, Mrs. II, williams. Eden View
apartments, Airs. Hcalctt. Arizona
apartments
The Lon Angeles rules f9r apart
mrut house owners and tenants prob.
ably viii be adopted nt the next
meeting. Tuesday NIGHT al $50. In
thc Arcade building The association
hero Is only slS weeks old II was
sponsored by stewart, newly elected
president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
BRAVERY SHOWN
IN SEA FIRE
Girl Plays UkuIeIe; 2 Leap
for Lives From Ship

WILMINGTON. Del. Jan a.
Men and women prayed. pluck
little girl stroked a ukulelo and
400 passengers were rolled down
plank 10 safety and two yuudeyht
actors. left behind on n burning
sinking ship. lcaped for their live
when PSI passengers and the crE
were rescued al sea from the Clyd.
liner Mohawk. which was scuttled On
Delaware bay Friday afternoon.
Today a majority or those saved
from the Mohawk were on trains en-
route for Jacksonville, Fla, alih0
some returned 10 New York.
Most OF them were employees o.
Florida resort hotels.
High praise was voiced today b.
officials who learned OF the heroigm
OF the liners crew. which baiti5d
smoke. fire and gale Tor IS houH
until three ships went 20 the No
hawks rescue and all on board Us
burning vessel were transferred VIII
difficulty In a high sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
FOOT OF SNOW
IN NEW YORK
Metropolis Calls 10000 to
Clear Away Drifts

NENN YORK. Jan s.-Juaer a
snowy blanket a foot deem. New
York city WAS favored by mllder tenn
rcra,urcs today, as thousands OF
workers tollod 10 restore 10 normally
badly disrupted surface transit
system
With drifts N places six feet high
where yesterdays blizzard and the
efforts OF plows and shovelcrs had
piled tho heavy snowfall. the city
issued u call Tor $4,000 men 10 work
az clearing away the SNOW
The downfall. which lasted for
some Is hours yesterday. WAS the
heaviest Now York has known IN
several years Surface traffic was
severely hRmpsrcd. but the gapid
transit systems and railroad lines
Kept open.
Merchants were hard hit.
only enc death was directly attrio-
utahle 70 the storm IN this section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SHIP BOARD
STARTS ON PAGEI

district and that these men arc. Tor
various reasons. listed with opera.
tors OF shipping board boats. whose
employment policies are dictated los
The board
4. T. Haineg. vice president OF tho
Americanlorental line, protested to
tho board against Eckhardt's dis.
charge. II is said. but was overruled,
the correspondence shows. Eckhardt
was regarded asa valuable man. a
graduate OF the naval academy with
70 years Of service IN the United
States navy behind him.
In his charges TO Washington. At.
torney Vandorveer writes: 1T has
been suggested to me that when
Capt. Erckcnbrach resigned as local
director Of the shipping board. Capt.
Eckhardt was mn unsuccessful can.
dldate for the appointment which
Col. Watkins received"
Attorney Robert Bronson. Colman
building. attorney for the ship
board in certain phases Of f. opera.
lions. said that as far as his knowl.
edge went there was no blacklist in
operation and that the reasons for
Eckhardt's discharge were sufficient
to Justify the action.
Colonel watkins Is In Washington
in connection with a shipping board
conference and Is not expected back
for several days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Give PROGRAMS
EVERY NIGHT
Chinese Exhibit al Olympic
Proving Attractive

Week end programs Tor this CHI
neso Art and Industrial exhibition
being staged hy the CHien society In
The olympic hotel were announced
today by Paul y ChcnE. young Chi
nsss student. and president Of ID"
society. who ia In charge, Tho exit
bitiou opened Thursday and will con
iinuo until ncxt "Wednesday evening
Chinese art. manufactures and liirr,
ature arc shown ~ the displnys
Saturday. evening program VIII
include . vocal solp hy Mrg Taxi
500. piano selections by Miss Ethel
May and talks by DR. William l.,
Hall and Donald T. II. Hspch. This
program will start AZ s o'clock.
sunday afternoon there win be 10
formal reception as on other days
but at o'clock Miss Helen Lowe
will talk on Women ia China" Mtss
Betty Chin win sing a Chinese song
and Chinese music win DO rendered
BY seagor sun and II. G. Tai An
illustrated talk win be given b. Ed
ward Lincoln Smith on China and
Capital
Monday afternoons hoStcgsea viii
be Airs. Waiter BenlH and Mrs.
George II. HcIldron. on Tho evening
program four Chincte children will
recitc In Chinese and there viii be
music from Mrs. James Wong and
Mias Rose Lawyov
Attendance ut the exhibit has ay.
cragcd 1000 daily according TO o
close check kept by managers. AZ.
tendance Friday reached over e.o0o.
they said. exceeding all expectations.
Alfred W. Dyer viii talk Tuesday
evening on the "Five-Story Pagodu."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Pretty Divorce
Held for Larceny

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. 3.-Mrs
Erma Kcmmesat. 80. pretty di.
vorcee. was being held for Portland
authorities in Roscburg today O.
the complaint Of Sol Wertheimsl
wealthy live stock dealer, on 6
charge OF larceny.
Werthcimer, who expected 10
make her his wife shortly, d.
ciared that she took her two sinai
children. 1855 OF his and his large
automobile. and suddenly disap
peared. He said she was on hu
way TO California. where her tz
husband lives. Police were informs
today she had been arrectel al
RoseburE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
WIFE IS SLAIN
Wealthy Omaha Husband
Held for Questioning

OMAHA, Neb. Jan. S.-PoIioe 10.
day questioned John Warren Hnhne.
wealthy contractor and real estate
dealer whose wife. May Hahne. &C,
her skull beaten in with a Ratchet,
was found In tho cellar OF tho Hahne
home here late yesterday.
Two large diamond earrings had
not been tnkea. hut two diamond
rings. valued az $1,000 each, have
not been found.
Hshno was confined to an asylum
for a short time four years ago, po-
lice said.
His first wife was found dead be.
hind bed IN New York city in DC,
tober. 1891. according to authorities.
Hahne married his second wife in
San Francisco IN 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
BILL SUITABLE
TO COOLIDGE
New Postal Rate Increase
Measure Likely 10 Pass

WASHINGTON. Jan. as--The pos
,Hl ratio increase bill. aH amended BY
The senato postoffce committee and
presented TO the senate yesterday. Us
acceptable 10 President Coolidge,
Senator Moses. New HAMPSHIRE. re-
publican said today. following a con
ference ~ the White House.
There arc Increasing indications
that the revised bill. combining pay
and rate increases. may be adopted
by the senate next Tuesday
II their confidence Is well founded
il viii be another important victory
for President Coolidge Tho dispute
aros1 when Mr.. Coolidge vetoed the
Edge bill raising salaries OF postal
uleria tss.00o 600. because II failed
% provide any means OF obtaining
tho revenue.
Recently az the suggestion Of tho
executive. the poHtofnco department
suggested new rute scales for postal
matter which would raise the amount
necessary Tor the contemplated in.
creased expenditure.
But a storm OF protest arose
chiefly from publishers. and indica.
lions then pointed 10 adoption OF the
old bin over the presidents veto.
Tho new rates approved by the
senate postotf!cc committee. tom.
pered somewhat from suggestions Of
tho department. have found unex.
pcctel favor and. while Senator
George Moses, Nav Hampshire. re-
publican. who viii have charge OF
tho measure on tho floor. has not set
completed any poll. he feels that K
probably will pass
Debate on the measure viii begin
today or Monday and vote win DC
taken not later than r. m. Tues
DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Mixed Percentage Is
Cause of Deportation

Paulo Palo. born Of a Chinese faith
or and Filipino mother is not en-.
titled to citizenship or residence in
this country.
Judge jeremiah Neterer, in his
first decision OF 1895. reversed his
earlier ruling on the cusc, saying he
had not distinguished between a Chi.
nese born on the mainland OF the
United states, and the petitioner.
PHO will be deported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
SEATTLE union
RECORD SOLD
American Free Press Buys
Labor Union Paper

Announcement was made Saturday
that the Seattle Union Record has
been sold 70 The American Free
Press. Seattle company. Saturdays
PAPER was the first published under
the new ownership.
Z. l.. Ault. former cdltormannger,
has been appointed publisher for The
new owners Saul Haas. who has
been managing editor Tor some time,
win continue in the samc clpac,ty
Ault announced that Tie Ausrisan
Free Press Is company forniel h.
a'ocai men. .,..s
No change viii De made n Tia
iaamC or policy Of the cape Au;t
ss...l, for tho present. The psisl- te'.
plcrly was owned by the SEA. = Cen.
ukl Labor council and tn-i unj.n
men. II has been publish I az n
.Gaily since April IS. 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
HELP FIND HIT,
RUN DRIVER!
Police Ask Witnesses OF
Accident to Report

In a last effort 70 secure witnesses
to tho accident Ia which Frank =.
DuiEnan WAS KILLED by a hitantun
driver n midnight on New Years
eve. on the corner Of Borcn ave
and Pike 81, tho police traffic in.
ycstisatiou bureau issued an appeal
10 the public SATURDAY
Anyone who witnessed the aecl-
dent Or hns heard % any infor.
nation which might possibly Lead
TO the arrest OF the death driver
are asked 10 report az once" Tuf.
fic Chicf Frank &. Fuqua said.
DmEnan was crossing the street
when a small auto knocked him
into tho path u street cur. which
mnusled him 80 badly that be died
a few hours later. Tho license mum.
Der OF the car Is unknown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
WASN'T BUTCHER
He Was Cop in Disguise;
Two Holdups in Hospital

Los ANGELES. Jan. 3.-Two
bandits are In hospital today be.
cause the butcher they tried to hold
up wasn't butcher al alt lie Wa
Detective Lieutenant Cahill
The regular butcher. noticing two
suspicious looking persons about
his shop. called the offiocrs. Cahln
put on Il white apron and went on
shift
While housewives ''bawled him
out" for being 40 clumsy with the
clcaycr and not knowing IA pot roast
from a flank steak, the bandits went
into action
They were peppered with back.
shot by Cahill ana two other off.
Gers. who. under the gulse OF gro.
Gerry clerks. were mushing around
the vegetables.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
DENIES GETTING
FRENCH NOTE
Ambassador HerriCk Says
He Has No Debt Proposal

PARIS, Jan. 3 Ambassador Her
rick has NOT received uu official
note from Finance Minister elem.
rntct regarding FmngrH debt 90 tho
United States qur b1H br forwarded
Go Washington thr contents ~ u
personal and unofficial mrmorHH.
dun received from Ciemrnl,l tho
American ambassador said In a
statement today
The Frrneh foreign office ycstor
usy issued "A statement saying 81
Clrmsut6l had handed "a note 10 AM.
bassador Hrruck regarding tho
French debt
IIcrglcka statement saids
= have been queziionei HH Go
whether / have toruTieh the text
Of am official note from n Ciemen.
tel Tgufdius dsata.
n have been obliged Go rrplg m
the negative, but I fear some mIHun'
dcrsnndiuE viii result u dusnoi
sake further explanation,
al ClmFntel recently give me,
not "a note. but personal. unofti'
elst memorandum regarding what
ho believed 10 nr the state Of
French opinion relative Co the dcbI
20 the Unitcd States
The text Of this memorandum
has not set brru tlbied 20 wash.
InEtou. s / have b.yu rUgus5i On
tpturmBL personal discussions with
,vrious officials of tue French gov
gumsui regarding u coulrnls
Regarding thv terms uf ihr
memorandum. / can uaiy 4g that
il contained au unofficial suggestion
regarding lhr manner of payment
OF The total debt OWED by France 70
the United states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
NEED BIG HALL
C. oil C. investigates for
New Civic Auditorium

With ITO object OF reporting on
seattisa need FOR big civic audi.
torIum for national conventions and
noted attractions. r. special commit,
tee OF the Chamber OF commsrer
met Friday 50 besln a STUDY of the
situation
Another meeting w.l Or hel1
Monday when tho cutlfe personnel
% the committee vlu BE- present
This includes David Whlte5mb. Col
4. 81 Betbg. Col J r. COREY. \.
= Eldrldgs. 4, H. Hatch. J, II.
Kane. 4. n Lundin. Or Walter a.
Moore. W. y. richardson and Col
II e., Wluaur,
President Wh.teomb pointed out
that while the new Eagles auditor
tum viIl gsli 1000. "a greater hall,
where expeditions and national con.
gentlona mas bc held. r. needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
CONFER HON0RS
ON SUNDAY
DonWOrth and Heney 10 Be
Decorated by italians

Decorations recently conferred
upon Judge George ponu0rth and
Patrick A. Hcney. OF Seattle, rs The
king or Italy VIII be presented 20
them Ia the italian room Of tho
olympic hotel ~ 8 s'plock sunday
afternoon by thE Italian consul here.
s similar decoration wa1 conferred
upon William riEoit l7st week.
Tho Italian Commercial club will
give q banquet IN honor Of the rccip-
fonts " tho decorations ~ this
function. church dlgnitarieF Mayor
Brown. President suzzHlio ~ the
nnd President David
Whueomb OF the Chamber Of Com
mcrce wul speak r. n. Bassetti,
editor Of Ia Gazzstto lialiaua. Is &C.
t.Te IN tho arrangements,
The decorations are conferred IN
recognition Of aid given the italian
colony in the Seattle district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
PASTOR, WOMAN
SENTENCED
Hight and Mrs. Sweetin Are
Ordered TO Prison

MOUNT VERNON. III. Jan, s.
Rev. Lawrence AZ Hight and Mrs.
Elsie Sveetin were sentenced today
Ter the murder u MILFORD Sweetiu,
AN appeal Tor a new trial bying over,
ruled by Iudsc J, g Kern,
Hight must spend the rrst % his
life at the southern Illinois peniteu.
tary. while Mrs, Svtetln VAS sen,
tsnced TO IS years IN the pgnlten,
ri8ry at Joliet
Mrs, Suretin. sficr The sentence,
stnl maintained her Innocence and IN
Dictated she would stll put up "a bst,
De 10 escape the .rtaca bsra She
said she had received financial offers
irom every state Ia the Union o.
ls the fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Name u. S. ENJOYS
to Paris Meeting

WASHINGTON. Jan, Appoint
meat ~ Ambassador ksllogg ~
London. Ambassador iierfick AZ
Paris and Cot James A. Logan,
unofficial observer az the rcpara.
lions commission. ms the American
representative 10 tho Paris financial
conference January z. was an.
nouncsd At the state department 20.
day
The inclusion of keliogs as ono
Of this country's representatives was
interpreted here as meaning Ihih
government will use the London
Dawes agreement an a confirmation
81 ltH right 70 collect 100000 81
America war claims from the rrpHr'
atoms funds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
REPAIR DEFICIT
$500, 900 Recommended for
Vale, Ore., Project

PORTLAND. Jan. 3.-g President
Coolidge has submitted TO congress
with the approval Of the budget and
The secretary OF tho interior an esu.
mate OF 100000 for the next fiscal
year for the Vale. Ore. reclamation
project, according TO q special Wash.
inston dispatch.
This comes as deficiency esti.
mate. as the Vale project was omitted
by the budget. Whether It will be
attached TO the first deficiency bill.
which is almost ready to be reported.
or will await the next is not decided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
LAW IMPERFECT
May Change Cop Fireman
Pay Increase Measure

Because the police and firemen's
pay increase initiative. passed in
the November election. falls to show
whether the increase affects tho in
dlyidual man or the office which no
holds. city authorities conferred on
possible changes In the measure Fri.
day afternoon.
A proposal TO hinge tho Increases
on the efficiency OF the individual
man was contemplated. according to
Corporation Counsel Kennedy. but
no decision was reached.
Those attending the conference
were Kennedy. Walter Beals and
George Meagher. assistant corpora.
titon counseis: VI. II. strouse, auditor
OF appropriations, and a. II. Grout.
secretary OF the civil service com.
mission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Small Girl browns
in Oregon Floods

MEDFORD. Ore. Jan. 3.-fTlood
waters in the Rogue river we're re-
sponsible for at least one death. IL
was learned today, after searchers
reported they found the body OF
line Briggs, f0-ycar-old girl. miss
Ing since Monday. Evidence indi-
Gated she had fallen into the swollen
stream OF Sardine creek. near where
IL enters the Rogue river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Life Insurance Co.
Agents Meet Here

Agents of the Massachusetts, Mu.
tual Life Insurance Co. met sSatur.
day at the Olympic hotel to plan u
sales contest for insurance statesmen
in Washington and oregon. Norman
Pearce. Australian lecturer. was TO
address the evening session. wash
ington snlesmon won the 1924 sales
conteHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Dupen Again Head
of Whittier Club

James Dupen. for the third time,
again assumed presidency OF the
Whittier Heights Improvement club
Friday evening. at the annual In.
stallation of officers. other positions
are filled by Charles d. Hess, vice
president: Il. w. Lowering. treasurer;
Mrs. Il. l.. Farr. secretary. Council.
man Phil Tlndall spoke ut the meet.
ing. a