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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-01-23

IGNITE COAL Delivered in Plenty
from Munson New Mine at $3.50
a ton. Let me haul your coal. l vii
appreciate your business. Martin
M. Reinertson. Phone 181 F 2.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-01-23

Misses Rosetta Inglehart, Darken
void, Mauer and Mckenzie were
guests of Superintendent Crone a
the Grand View Hotel Monday even
ing.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-01-23

Get vorr SNOW WHITE WASHING
POWDER at Alvin Aspelund resi-
danoe. Sold by CHAS. LARSON,
Gen. Agent, Dooley, Mont. 41-t4
Jasper Haaland, Jr., of Grandon,
N. d., arrived in Plentywood We'd
nesday, where he viii visit friends
for a few weeks and attend to other
business.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-01-23

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Huebner enter
tanned the Marion family, "Bill'' GOtt-
lieb, Beryl Pierce and Kitty Lynch at
500 o'clock dinner at the West
/ Cafe last Sunday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-01-23

Marcus Olson, receiver of the Far
mers State Bank of Medicine Lake,
transacted business in the county
metropolis Tuesday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-01-23

Geo. Jackson and Ray Whitish from
the Welliver country, called at the
County Commissioners Office on bust
ness Tuesday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-01-23

C. j. Knox, representative of E. j.
Lander & Co. of Grand Forks, re-
turned from North Dakota on Wed
nesday. Mr.. Knox is looking after
the Lander interests in this section
of Montana.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-01-23

Judge Paul and Court Reporte-
Koser held court at ScObey Wednes
day and returned to PlentywooC
Thursday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-01-23
All calibre Rife Ammunition.
HFLLAND HDWE.

Lou Onstad is spending the week
with his son Chester who is attend
ing st. Olaf college at Mortified
MINI.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

themselves, lt is hoped that many rights this summer will see the smoke curling up from il camp hrcs, representing the il troops oi Now Britain council
 The camp managers feel that he cause Of the popularity of the camp and the number of applications being made. that they will be obliged to assign troops to certain weeks. Ii is dcsrrl that the troops try to reserve as early as possible ,uo following dates; July ll-lA, \, wiugluu Center school troop Mrs. Charles Mirs. captain; and Wash-
 ngron school troop Miss Roso Miller captain; July lN-2h Camp school. Mrs. Charles Spring; July 2;.Aueust 1. Sl Josopb's school truup Mrs. Cart Aagist; August l-S central Junior high school Miss j." <. Shaw, and EUnu Burriu Junior
 Mgh Mrs. L. \ SpmcUG August S.l5. First r.ngrvGoioual church. Mrs. F. r. t,rrss and South ton- gruga'tuna' ,HHrph Droop. Miss Agnes Johnston: August 1a.g2. her.ln ,~uun. Mrs. Garner Goodwin. and
 rnInNHc troop Mss Ruth Jacobs. , Tt k aN,siu,Io that girls enter ,rup for .l I,ost two weeks thuuGh arp.nuuuu, v0n br taken for one 10 SIX weeks ir received early,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

T.A Now Britain Council Of Girl ~routs win open their fourth season If camping on Saturday July II, at Lake Wooroona, Portland
 There are 45 acres of woods for .lmpinE and woodcraft, bordering he lake which is ideal for swim ming and boating. This week a building to he used for Kitchen anu mess house will be started upon the eamp stto, The girls will sleep in ,onts with wooden floors as in years passed. The camp staff is composed of Miss Lois s. Shaw, Girl Scout di- rector, recreation IeaIer Rcd rross life saving instructor and chof. There will he a senior coun- clnOr for every eight girls.
 This year all girls over 12 years old who stay more than two weeks may register for third week at "Woodland Camp" Thore they will camp in a small unit in the deep woods the girls doing all 'ha camp work themselves, buying their food at the cook house and preparing fl themselves. This camp will h" di- reCtly under the wood scout Miss Shaw, who is well vorSc1 In this tyne of camp life.
 The best Of food is of'ore1 at the Girl Scout camp, with plenty of milk and fresh cegs from the farm. A trained dtothan will prepare well balanccI menus with proper food 10 build ur the physical condition Of tho girls.
 Good sports comprising tonris, voWeyhall baseball swimming. boat ing and hikes make happy. hcaIrhy girls. All girls desiring to pass junior life saving tests may sign ny for this class vhon making app'ica lion.
 TTanllcraft will he required, et'ho' haskofry, hard-)oom weaving or woo1craft which will enable tha EirE 'o pass merit hadro tests for thosc suhoc's.
 Scouting nl he taught under 'hr greenwood t~ca whore scouting MI. Grst intended and where girls l:arr . to onioy tro yttrlo, natural tNirc, | o' )ifo Thcra t7 a large ra'ara. i amphjtroator whore each trooT may have council fire built tl
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
Woman Fined $1OO For
 Driving After Drinking

Stamford, May l2,-Mlss May Landry, of l75 West filth street. New York city was fined s10O and cost for operating an auto mobile while under the influence of liquor. She pleaded guilty. While passing through Stamford she hit a parked car, and when policemen caught up with her she resisted three of them with much vigor,
 John Dcjewskl, a restaurant keep CT, was fined s2O0 and costs with 30 days In jail added, on a liquor law violation today as the outcome Of q raid Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
IF MOTHERS ONLY KNEW

During theso days how many chl' drcn are complaining of Headache, FcycmshnrSs stomach Troubles and Irregular Bowels and take cold cas- ily. If mothers only tncw what Mother Hroy's Sweet Powders would do for their childrcn no family would ever be without them for u6e when needed. Thusc powders arc so easy anl pleasant to 'ako and so ef- recliye in their action that mothers who once use them always tell oth- CTS about them, Used by mothers for over So years. Sold by druggists everywhere Trial Package sent FREE. Address Mother Gray Co.,, Le Roy, \. Y,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
KENTUCKY DERBY
 FOUR DAYS AWAY
S5O,OOO Race to Be Run at
 Churchill Downs

IoujsvlIr. Ky. May l2, -- Foar dl\s rom toIaN May 1t, the 0ny.0rs, renewal or Ihe Kentucky l.r.y Wort. S.uouo added, will bo nu at h.4ouc Cuurchtu Downs ..r,. before crowd winch il Is now estimated Wl approach lo@ono sp.rrHoas Had weather ot thr last n.v d.ys Hu moderated today and ,.r..r~ ,. .n. many nominees hrp1I n mi.r ,u.r cNarL,s for all they ar. .u-.u 'Hr r,#mlog fy" dy's.
 N.-..sda, a.Nu'ww.r's .roHg.H
 .,, vr.t..a.J u 'uu good ,.nuI.,.~ ~r.cH uI SaHr r.r. nuh .r .r.un ot 'uHpwS S-. ~,.. ... N.>.4 cru u 'ao ,.a,.. r.-., r.>.n,~. us. n""u'A
 v.r. .. |...u uu .'. san-a ae-
 u.~m. .s .""r s'0'@ '" t". going a u.. uH.., n.rr ro fast ..u,.s 4.r. acaamnysn.d by any 0. ~. n.rhs r.'s 1.,,.rlly. QuH- .,.a sa..A 70 ea"-.y 'ha rai,oirds le D. .r.. vee.l around thc ra..r-. I.o {. ro'ucr, Abstract n.sass IT.. Eoe.r. EordorIaud. An mAUa.ar au3 Mark Master came fhe n.ars~r |. b~u- asked fo extend
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

Keep your car running on Atlantic Gasoline. Let your motor become thoroughly accustomed to AtIantic's qualities. You'll be amply repaid. It will remain quiet. running, Smooth.operating, full. powered longer. You'll pay out less money for carbon removing, valve.grinding, valve and piston ring replacements. You'll be less motor conscious s"-better and better satisfied with your car more and more appreciative of the pleasure it affords.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

American track stars Charley Pad. dock and Loren Murchison,
 Houben recently accepted an in. vitatlon from New York and Chl- cago athletic organizations 10 visit tho United States, At Berlin August 6, 1924, Houbon defeated Paddock and Murchlson in 1O0-metre race in 10 4-5 seconds Tho worlds rec ord of 10 2.5 seconds made in April 1921, is held by Paddock.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
themselves.

themselves,
 At Lexington, Blue Warbler began her 1925 racing season yesterday by capturing the misses purse, and as she Is eligible for the dcrby won numerous followers by her showing
 King Nadh j. J. TroXIcrs colt. IS a starter in tho Camden there ta' Jay and his running will be closely watched as he is d prominent Caudl- date.
 Kentucky Cardinal was gi\rn his first prormttous workout yesterday since becoming tho property oi G, Prank CroiSsaul, Chicago, and did a mile In I;l4 4-5, under restraint all tho way.
 Wnra Iat 0. rotucr. Captain lla, Kcuu,hy Cardinal and Uualuo nu>o arWvu major attention in derby workouts, tNurr are numerous others t.u ha}r shown form that demands ntuunon aud the frequent Ups",s .n ru rvu,uuIs of the classic have Hmwn Nw.M I'd tuos" horses S,m, of iu pua Stop A.oug Fred N. Gunurr.s entry, Wao worked a mle in .oss than IS, A.madel l"'- r,r.5 that mark hy over a second;
 mnn In. ~cronJ in tte louIs'aro lnny. I,Ie.'rre. stimulus. Nm- u,r ot Us' years I.m.Iro 'ulWl'H, sunny Nou SarHto@a events "'n- uar S}"c.o roo', w1nu"r of five i'm. porta#t events last 3~ar, S"oN' Nicholas aud Our Grno;n.
 Jamaica wU ho the sccu" ot ad. iuionol t,+'s for lrrhy colts 'olo> whore H.lc,'erDo and S"opo vii ta,Uo o>or a mile and 5a yards u 'rs volo. q Sl""o luart9t.oJ cN"m
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
Thousands of Children
 at Leyerhulme Funeral

Port Sunlight, England, May 12, Tho funeral services of the late Viscount Levcrhulmc. who died of pneumonia last Thursday, were held yesterday in Christ church be- fore a large company of distinguished persons who travelled from London on a special train. The body was brought from Thornton Manor. Wir- raj, the peers old home, where
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
COFFIN IN VICTORY FLAAG

London, May 12 tAP) -- The 'moral of Sir Do,cton Surdcc, hero of tho battle or tho Falkland islands, who died on Thursday, was held yesterday. The collin was shrouied m trc British lug flown at tho bat 1o in 1914 which broke German sen power outside the Baltic and the North sea. Eight admlrals acted as paIlhcarcrs; King George and the Fringe of Wales were represented and Lord JeIucoe attended the serv- ices.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
New Discovery Kills
 Germs of Catarrh

Spray your nostri's and garg,o your throat with KoJcnc the now antisep,ic which is four times more powerful than carboic acid, and you will soon ho frco from vile catarrh.
 Although Kotenc is the most powerful noa-potsouous antisaptic known if will no. irritato the tender- rst membrane; indeed. one can drink IL without any if effects.
 Try if if you want 10 gat ri3 o- every trace or carar~h and be frec from had hr5a'a hawking and spit ung, A bottle cos's but 63 cents al ANclrod's pharmacv aul reliable druggists everywhere and money hack if your ca'arrb isn't gone in a week.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

t was taken yesterday and after the services in Christ church intcrment was made in the family tomb.
 Thousands of children Of the work CTS of Port Sunlight lined the route of the funeral possession and filled the Churchyard during the ceremony Among those who came from Lon
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
INCROWN NAIL
Turns Right Out Itself

4 few drops u. "UuGro" in the rreyice of tho ingroving nail re- ducos inflammation and pain and so toughcns the tender, sensitive skin underneath thc ,oe nail that 1t can not penetrate inc nosh. and inc nail turns naturally outward a.mos, over night
 "Outgro" IS a harmless an'iseptic manufactured for chiropodists. However. anyone can buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing directions.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
AFRICANS RUN AMUCK
seven Hundred Natives Attack Dc- tccthcs During Liquor Rald--Onc Killed and 100 Under Arrest.

Johannesburg, South Africa, May 13.--One native was killed and 100 wcro arrested as the outcome of an attack upon six native detectives whilo making a liquor raid, seven hundred natives participated in tho attack, and the situation of the detectives became so serious that the European policeman with them was compelled to use his revolver.
 Tho incident related above is sjm- ilar 10 the recent riot in Rloemfou. tcin In which four natives wero kill cd and number wounded when police seized a quantity of kaffir beer. Tho illicit manufacture of this hccvrage is prohibited under rcguIa- uons, recently announced,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

Atlantic contains nothing to harm your motor. No sulphur to pit your valves. No acid
 to eat the metal of your motor or carburetor. No det. onsting iuel.knocks to pound your motor bearings. No rapid accumulation of carbon.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

don for the funeral were, Sir How ard and Lady Frank. Sir Frank Ncwncs, Sir J. Crichton- Browne, The Belgian ambassador. the head, of the principal departments of Lever house in London and cpfesentatlyes from the Lever works throughout Great Britain.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
HOVREN TO MEET YANKEES

Berlin. May 12 (AP) -- Hubert Houhcn. Gormany's crack runner, will run here June 21 against the
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
I I 4 4 2
cars and trucks are constantly
 testing Atlantic Gasoline for you

WHEN you fill up your tank with Atlantic Gasoline you get exactly the same fuel that propels this great fleet of cars and trucks.
 Practically every type of motor and motor vehicle is represented, They travel thousands of miles daily. They encounter every speed, load, temperature, weather and road condition imaginable.
 The performance of Atlantic Gasoline in these cars and trucks IS watched constantly. Not only to insure the highest efficiency in their own operation. But so yon may always have the rangiest, most dependable gasoline that can be produced.
 Every factor that enters into the refining of gasoline and the opera. ton of your car is searched to the core. Starting and pickup quail. ties, mileage and pulling power are carefully checked up. Carburetion, ignition, compression and combus. ton at different speeds and tenn. peratures are minutely studied.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

Atlantic Gasoline must always maintain its supremacy as a motor fuel. It must always be pure, clean and uniformly full powered. It must be correct It must have balance It must serve you, not simply under favorable conditions, but under all of the conditions an automobile motor encounters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13

A bright aud pretty souUs woman
came into ht Use and hD lowed hsr
ana she loved him she save him
what Dc wanted. unsrltish love
she went where he wanted TO SO.
she took au Interest IN Dts lifr,
pleased him only u he went 10 geo
her and her nose wasn't powdered
sh5 didn't run and powder q an 1
would have done But shc was free
and clean and wholesome ! admire
her. and see I hate IeT Too.
thought my good looks Would
hold him I have found THAI looks
help. but love b tho Erraie-t hclpers
I gave him DIS divorce muwins
that De loved tbla sirl' ! know 1
had failed and it would make NE
miserable for AN thrive Of u5 aud ]
Knew IN the end he would So 20
her
Today tugy art happy Dee has hiA
hearts desire. "a happy home, "a son
that adore him and whom ~
adorss
So please dear Wlre don't De- Fois
fish. don't think that LITTLE pow
der on the nose and some ARTIFICIAL
curls win keep him olive him e
home. q real wifes love and HE
children. / don't believe any man
is "a man who doesn't want d aoa
OF his own.
\ FAILURE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
NAMING DUPEN
FIRES FEUD
Old Quarrel OF North and
South Districts Revived

The old NgrfH 81 south district
lrui r iHa losra eI eauuu sgm
mlssiturrs rube out aeaIH Mon
DIS. when William g. BraaH .m
o. omgC fuom the NuEH ari
was but two hours Obi The NgTH
district Won.
n gmc when Brown nominated
James puPsu, chef gt the county
hospital as superintendent ut che
King county home for the 4Eed, 90
suCCccd CommIsstonrr prank INul b
appointees, Mr. and Ain e. D.
Bruce, removed without punlcll am
uouncct caused
pupcn was appointed uy vote oi
Brown amt Chairman william
Gaines, dtspite gu appeal hy Paul
rnt the Re, a. " Erickson who
submitted petitions Tor retention ef
the Bruces signed Boy lsu inmates
~ tho home and tho coo members
% the Bethany Lutheran church Of
which Erickson Is psstor
Paul declared that under thc
Bruecs' twoyvar suPerntendcnCy,
the morale % the home had in
creased 800 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Council Approves
North End Pawn,

The North End was prou.,,.
new paving prOJset on N,,.
when the council PASSED a. =
nance authorizing The baaa
works 20 make Epecifiat.ou \
paving on the following tholo,.
Whitman ave from ~ fla bI
4sth 81 Motor place from whar
10 Woodland Park 1ves; N. l1,t ,
from Fremont 20 Woodland p
AYES; s. BZnd q from With
20 Woodland Park ayes. and N. E
~. from Whitman 10 Woo
Park aveF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
CYNTHIA GREY
- CYNTHIA GREY ----
The Wjfe Who Failed
Offers Good Ad01ce
Would Save Other Women From Re-
gretS and Heart-AcheS Now Her Lot

Dear Miss Grey; viii you kindly print this letter that
it might convey 30 some wife what Il means lose her
husband thru negligence and scfshness? | feel that
can write have passed thru the experiences | have
learned my lesson atho u cost my husband and many
heart-aChes,
We had been married several years in fact From
the first my husband worshipped me. knew il and
pected IT, took everything and gave little or nothing in
return.
Ms husband wanted children IN the house | couldn't
be bothered with them And my heart aches for one
just something that his and mine realize It
would have hold together
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
0uid AHHul Marriage
When Wife Works

Dear Miss Grey II the nr that
wants ehildless marriages annullsd
would come 10 our city and study
conditions a while. think q would
be- wise Tor him 90 try tu Est n
bw passed 20 aunul marriage
where 81 vito went uut 20 work. be
would D. moro aaugr law
I Wort, where brss number uf
WOMEN arr employed and ont ~
20 on uHe floor alone. there afr il
married vomrg. besides I DO not
know how many more there arc m
the building
Among The husbands OF these
married women are real estate men.
BARRIERS. hotel clerks. men In me
automobile bnsiness. min,rs and
common hhorvu and somc that Loaf
most OF tho year round. hut why not
loaf wife h working some Of the
women have children. some none
but those that had children were
remembered at Christmas. while tho
widow that b. alone was not rrmrm
s-rvd by the firm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
TAXES WATCHE'
AutOists interested in &
Ions Levy Moves

Automobile owner are SRA.
rsreatsd DO aHg FAX rei9rm r..
and win keep % HIfehfgi - -
grezsrr Legislature aad sfie,,.
HF D. made 40 rtgee b.. -,
lic.nas fee 20 Es and ~ ne -.
tax af cents au luere1ts 5ff
"a gallon lr Erie beuon y
tlsiuE manager far Et.-t.+
Garage. Inc
ANY attempt no reduce "a
taxes ~ 'hs rErenfs u n.
oEuer win arouse violent 80.
Auto owners arc now psyiar -
taxss. a car ii-Fus= a drivers Il,
a personal tax and a gas TAX. ~.
sysry family owns On au,on.s
and some ~ them fu9 Nam y,
a fate rate license fee similar ~.
ln operation fr other rtafss y,
are opposed ~ ans plan tlat M
crease the cot 0f operation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
She 0uid Wed
Htr EnIISin

Dear Mss Grel have long
story but / viii make b brief I
am a young girl IS years old I
have not many friends and have
not had much social life. nitho /
could II want IT, 4 bout six
months ago | met my cousin and
liking his company very much. Nc
chummcd around together got
30 loved him and 10 loved me.
Now he wants 20 marry me Yes
tordsy n lady told me that IL would
never do Tor az % get married BE-
cause W. were cousins. but would
no, say why ! am asking you 90
tell me why We can't E.t mar
rlcd Whru ! really love him
sincerely yourH,
LILLIAN
IN the nrt place Lillian. sou
cannot marry your cousin because
lt t. against the law This law
was made for the benefit Of future
generations Offspring Of FIRST oou.
sins is apt to - mentally or physle.
ally deficient, perhaps both.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
FIND BAD COINS
DRINKS Arrest Reveals
COunterieiting Layout

ErdrFaI Hs,rrf service aFenfr
Tuesday were investigating the co.
rror OF Frank Wiley o. who was
taken hy rHr police Monday u.Fbi
w u ,ouHfrrfr.auE rspurr
a quantity OF coins ul doubtful
vintage tuEiGs from El silver
p.srfa ta 60. $40 and $50 gold pieces
were seized 900 WileE7 room Et lhr
Hotel Main COS Main 90
Wiley was drunk ana dashed into
lbs street welding "a knife John
Noyak tried 90 stop him and Wiley
almost cut OF Noyaka right thumb
%umH haFti= sslHa arr1 found vu
Wiley aud 81 search uf hin room
revealed dozen more sold pl-o n
~ crude design. together with "a
umn ~ metal aud "a ladle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
More Pay for Cops
and Firemen Urged

Recommendation from the heads
u the two departments thar police
and nremen nov eligible % am an.
uual pay raise be given that yearly
Increase In addition 10 the SIS q
month increase voted 10y the citizens
asst November {. were submitted
TO the city council Monday They
affect % policemen aud rs fire
men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
City Given Part of
Lot in Ballard Acre

a deed Cauyfyius part Of a Dot m
Ballard Acre tracts 10 The city r'
that ihe property could to con.
verified into sn extension Of First
ave y. r.. WHa received by the
city council from stanley and Anna
kamlnau ON Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Aduice TO zone Who Was
Sensible But Reformed

Dear Miss Grey. Your page gives
no an excellent opportunity 10 talk
tack. even tho We arc not spoken
70. and many times have an an.
swcr be- my mind. lat this time
am forced 10 say something TO your
correspondent who signed herself
'Ono who was sensible, but re-.
formed when she was staying
home with tho Riddles that wnE
probably tho most rrnsibls thing
sho ever did. They arc all babies
once you know.
n she had plmplsa and black
heads. cold sores and a greasy com.
plexlon. u wns due principally 20
oyer.catinE and lack OF q
Foodly supply OF soap and water
Covering them over with paint and
rouge has not removed them and
they arc yet. 30 she fools no one
but herself Any man with eyes
and brains. knows a Puget Sound
complexion from one purchased at
drug store Personally. Id rather
gain "a mans love with intellect
and a cheerful home. rather than
CHEAP cosnctics--it would be more
lasting and moro worth while.
When her daughter grows to
womanhood. good advice and n
mothers example would be much
more lifting than something 70 put
on her face She thinks you can't
have a school girl complexion by
merely wishing for II. neither can
she buy Il. Diet, cleanliness. and
correct living goes long why TO.
ward H.
/ possess natural pink checks al
50. even tho I'm an alone with
plenty OF time TO paint, or pine and
grow greasy.
Sincerely.
]. G..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13

tho council has decided on the iext
aisp in The development Of tho
skaEt lie put hls plea fog Do.
employment on tho basis Of tho 81
neury be showed IN the Gorge unit
work
uhdeu thanked the council mem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
City Rail Warrant
Purchase Approved

city couneilmen Monday author
ed the purchase Of $4,000 worth
~ city railway warrants with money
from the water bonds sinking fund
The bonds are 20 finance extension
o. the city street railway sya EN-
"a ". Marginal way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Council Asks Board
for More Sidewalks

Plans fur sidewalk au y Ire a.,
from aatil afr s. 10 8atb uyr g.
and ou s1ih'aye y from 4. M1i-
ron st 10 Hillside drive were asked
Hy the council iu an ordinance %.
rre'ed 10 lhs hoard oy pullig works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
linden Asks Council
for Job at Skagit

Carl o. uhdsD. former sAgit en-.
zinecr late Monday put ia his b.d
for employment by the city whom