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A Parliamentary
Clearance of RU0s

ADMINISTER RUGS; size S-3x10-6 Special sp675
WHTTTALL BODY BRUSSELS. one only
size S3x10-6 .................S pecinL 1850
WHITTALL BODY BRUSSELS: two only:
size 9XlZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Special $3.50
ROYAL WILTON RUGS: three only: first
quality rugs; size 9xl2 ...... Special $500
WORSTED WILTON RUGS: six only; size
9x12; good patterns and colors. . Special $3.50
ADMINISTER RUGS; size 9x12; good patterns
and colors ....................... Special 2S.75
SEAMLESS BRUSSELS size 9x12; very
heavy quality rug in splendid colorings
........ ............ ........ Special $3.50
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TICKET SALE BIC
Reservations Prove Home
Benefit viii Be Popular

Tickets are selling fast for the
AtThsa,rical Ball and Midnight
Vaudeville which will be held ST.
Valentines night. Saturday. Febru.
arr Il. al the Masonic temple. for
the benefit o. Daddy Diapers Gill.
dren's Home. The tickets can be
obtained from ushers az the lead
ing theaters. Druxman's cigar
store and az headquarters. 212
Hsiiig building.
McKees Arcadian band from the
Heihg theatsr will furnish the dance
music. while high class vaudeville
acts and novelties are being lirAi
up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28
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BIAS TAPE of fine lawn, in assorted
fast colors and white. ....2 bolts 2jc
CUSHION COLLAR BANDS in all
sizes from 1919 to 17......... each Sc
SHOE TREES ............. &c
SAFETY PINS; nickel-plated; guard
ed coil ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
CORSET LACES in white and flesh;
five-yard lengths ................ 10
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Admiral Line to
Move to New Offices

announcing that tho new quarters
~ be the finest steamship ticket
Dil'ee IN the Northwest. the Admiral
INC - preparing 10 move 10 the
STUART building. Tho office will oc.
,upy The corner room at Fourth and
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20 Odd Dining Chairs, each .......S O.95
6 Kitchen Tables, all sizes; each ESQ
2 Velour covered Couches, each. 500
| Velour covered Bed Davenport. 1900
| Bookcase, golden oak finish. -. $50
Velour covered Settee. ........ 500
Mahogany What-Not ....... 800
2 Golden Oak China Cabinets ca. 1000
8-piece Walnut Dining Set, two
tone effect; nearly new. $3.50
4 Center Tables, each. ........ 1.5O
10 Metal Beds; all sizes. =. .75c to 200
10 Metal Beds; all sizes. $3.50 upwards
2 Golden Oak Pedestals, each =. K. 81 ESQ
10 Imitation Leather Bed Daven-
ports. each ........... $500
1 Golden Oak Ice Box, nearly new $50
/ Fumed Oak Toilet Table. ..... AIS
l Ivory Dressing Table, triple
mirror ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lS.OU
! Ivory Dressing Table, triple
mirror ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l5.OU
| Bird's-Eye Maple Dressing Table 1900
/ Ivory High-Boy-5 drawers. 80 1850
/ Imitation Leather Rocker. .... S.75
/ Fumed Oak Library Table. $50 1000
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Reduced to 1878

Colored flannel, wool crepe and plaid skirts
in green, gray, buff. dumbell, white and
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Special 1|c Yard

200 yards of 36-inch Unbleached Muslin
of good, durable quality desirable for
many household purposes Thrifty house
wives will realize the wisdom of buying a
good supply for future use at this low
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At Reduced Prices

55-piece Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets, reduced
to .................... Observation-Disclosures. .s22.95
53-piece Bordered Pattern SeDli-PorceIdiH Din
Rer Set reduced to. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
Camilla" one of our most popular English
patterns:
26-piece SETS reduced Observation-Disclosures. 1850
33-piece sets, reduced to................. 1866
AZ piece sets, reduced to. Observation-Disclosures. 1926
50-piece sets, reduced to. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1895
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Vantines and other lead
ing makes of Incense in
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ular 25c values.
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Half Price

odd LENGTHS hghgrade
" suitable for with window cretonnes and Terry CLOTH suitable for
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mar Ter Third Floor
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s Esss 500

Attractive Velvet, Fur, Silk and Leather Pouches as
sembled for clearance. All are silk-ined, have coin
purses, vanity mirrors and shirred pockets A very
extraordinary value. First Floor
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Single Powder Compacts
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with puff and mirror.
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DIVINITY and Muslin
Lingerie
Reduced to soc

Vests, Step-ins. Chemises and Camisoles
are in this asortment-all are daintiy
lace trimmed and come in dainty pastel
colorings. All sell regularly for a much
higher price. Second Floor
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G1rdIelereS
Special $3.50
Silk and Wool Sweaters
Reduced to 81 ~

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coat styles, in good assortment of colors
including red, black and white, rose, sea
green and maize.
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Odds and Ends of Chino
Reduced SC to Csc
Decorated China Dinner Plates-99c
China Tea SetS-Half Price
handkerchief China-Half Price
Basement Store
Savings for Every
Kitchen and Household

91rS7-inch Spark Guards ..................S $3.50.
Zinc Wash Boards ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49c
Clothes Racks lcith 10 arms. 69c
Keystone Food Choppers. ..................Sf .49
Willow Clothes Baskets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. soc
Heavy Guaranteed Pals Observation-Disclosures. soc
Gray Granite Dish PdnS-10- r., 14-qt. $50. 49c
Galuani1ed Coal Holds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. soc
Metal W0Stepaper Baskets ................... soc
White Enameed Bath Room Stools .........S1.49
White Enameled Bath Room Tub Seats ....... csc
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Special SC Yard

Ss,inch Chsssecloih OF a good
quality which many house
keepers prefer FOR 80 many
useful purposes in the home,
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of high-grade quality.
Regular SOC value.
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Sweeping Reductions
On Used Furniture

Bring Exceptional Opportunities for SaUlng
This is PREINvENToRY CLEARANCE,
the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28
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Specidl-6 Yards
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+ d gings in narrow
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28

CPoRTS COATS and Dressey Models, many fur
~ trimmed; in the seasons latest styles; many are
slk-lined throughout. They come in shades of CHINA
mon, brown, tan, black, rush, peacock and gray. All
are exceptional values and have been greatly reduced
in price. second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28

IN THIS LOT will find Of cos and sizes Some
have slight mperfecns them perfect Reduced this
remarkably low price for quick clearance Come Ear They extra
ordinary Hosiery values.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-28

Fine quality combed cotton medium
weight Union Suits, with flat lock seams,
shaped to fit. They are sleeveless; have
low necks. and are knee length. Sizes 81,
3S, 40 and AZ. A most unusual value.
First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
white Man

Is Powerful Drama With Africa as Locale;
Now at Heilig
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Three Women"

Blue Mouse Attraction Is Unlike Other
LubitSch Films
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12

forms the bride Of tho mans tickle,
meas. and this leads up 70 "a highly
dramatic climax
And how LubHEch can mold his
players into their uaaTartcm-Pau-
line Frederick creates a Eombcr, fls.
cinatiug character. AZ times, appar.
entity little recourse 10 makeup, she
has The appearance or 90. There Is
in her love making pathetic and a
terrible cpmcslncss, paramount over
all concern for the daughter.
May Mrhyoy In best in tho early
episodes OF college nfc She IL n little
too soft too angelic. in tbo latter
and more IurEid scenes Lew Cody
a. tho rogue fits his role 20 st"
Marie Provost. whp wBH 20 conspicu.
ouH In LuhitseH's Marriage Circle. 4"
has the minor role Of tho three fem.
mime players. Willard Louis aH the
creditor. who incltea his friends TO
marry 70 that he may pay up his
debts, gives an amusing perform.
1urr. standing next 10 Miss Frcdcr.
go, bon Characterization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12

mTHWEE WOMEN" showing a,
L The Hlac Mouse. is the first
picture In which Ernst LuhI,seh,
the great Crrmau director. deals
with American environment
The story ia t1Iltj THREE Won.
en-" but u ryyolyrs closest about two
a mother aBs . grown daughter un
Willingly competing for the attention
Of a polished fortune hunter. The
girl, hluisbsd 90 n school 20 that tho
mother may b. free 10 live her own
lie. returns Unexpectedly 10 bump
into 'hg older womau'- inriplcut 70.
nance, Too busy with her own
amour 10 appreciate tho daughter
loneliness. she advises the latter 70
find her own companions. The girl.
left 90 her own devices, becomes en-.
amorcd or tho mothers designing
sutton. mlFrira him and suffers the
neglect which might have been the
mothers fate Tho third woman ln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12

A SPECTACULAR elephant hunt
~ something new In they way
or film thr.ls-H the blg punch"
In White Man" tho new photoplay
which Is proving very popular ar
the HsIlis,
Action % the drama "a Laid in
Africa. paving the way for many
exciting incidents. with Alice Joyce
as the heroine. and kenneth Ilhr-
Ian in a fine manly role
The story. In brief. Laa 20 DO with
a lovely young aristoemtc girl.
who, rather than be forced Into
l0yeicas marriage. runs OF % Africa
with a young aviator whom Ehe has
not met before And here tho real
romance starts, featuring a fight
between the aviator and n river
thief With tho Eiri az tac prize
HHran and Miss joyce make n
handsome pair Of lovers and act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
NazimoUa PhotopIay
Highly Dramatic

Dear old London town, from rs
.h,sh society 20 is picturesque Lime.
house section. is wildly portrayed
Iu Madonna Of the streets" the
big attraction az the strand the.
airr thts week. which features Ala
Nlz.moyA and Milton Sli.s.
AUhn che work 90 The two stars
ia above par the woudcrful scenic
effects arr a pleasing feature %
the biz production. E1ygin Carywc
who directed tho picture, Is said 20
have made a lengthy visit 20 The
British capital before work on the
production WIS started.
Milton SuIs. fresh from his 'Sca
Hawk" triumph. plans the part OF
"a pastor ~ a fashionable English
church, who becomes so drgustrd
with those who attend his iustltu.
zion that he resigns and decides
90 SO 10 tho Limehouse district
aud work among the poor. Before
leaving be tells the rich people
that the only reason that they 80
20 church Is bcgauae il 10 fashionable
and gives them q chance 20 display
their beautiful gowns and trinkcta,
AZ this same time. across the
sea in New York. lives pettcd
woman. living In anticipation 81
iuhsritlnx her unclc's millions,
she Ia bitterly disappointed 20
learn that the uncle does not include
her in h,. win when he does die,
und learns that a minbter In Lon
don has received the entire inhrri.
tanes shs is bitterly disappointed.
vows 10 make this minister pay
with hts soul Tor the disappointment
be has caused her
From then ON things happen In
rapid succession, and the result u
that one OF the screens most enter
tainiuE dramas is unf1idei
claude CuHnEwater has an tm.
poriaut role
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12

permitted her publicity man 70 rep.
resent her as such, in line with "a
onetime popular method Of press
ugeutry. And 80 she had 10 suffer
The dire consequences Of the game
for the name.
The picture reveals the power and
scope Of publicity in creating repu-
tations or wrecking careeIs-the
kind OF persistent propaganda By
which Hollywood and many OF its
Elamorons denizena. good and bad.
were reared and by which they have
become It's most conspicuous cx-
ample.
The villain Of the piece ~ the
press agent, half deity. half devil
in his accomplishments
Adele Rogers St. Johns In her
story Of the 'woEt woman" tells
the city Of homes and churches.
and the world, how II got that way.
She Is rather severe on the press
agent She has somewhat protected
the worst woman az the expense
OF the publicity man. the man upon
whom nearly everything that goes
wrong in Hollywood is blamed. the
man whose TROUSERS are shiny az
the knees from much groveling 20
producer star and editor-the scape.
goat OF great industry.
Lewis stone. enacting the suaye
man OF the world, sustains tho spirit
Of the drama wen. Miss Nilsson is,
at her best. She has had few more
effective scenes In her career than
the ones with Stone near the end OF
the picture. Mary Aston is exquisite
~ Tho Nnmnrnr sIstrr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12

.TNHE WORST woman 10 Holly
l. wood 81 being exposed
She IL the heroine OF Adcla Rogers
81. Johns magazine story, trans.
lated 90 the screen. under the title
"Inez Of Hollywood. and Is the
feature phatoplay offering az the
Coliseum along with a highly inter.
estlng program in celebration 81
that theaters ninth anniversary.
She r. impsrsonated by the blonde
and regal Anna q Nilsson,
'Inez" is n composite portrait Of
several % tho film colony's nauEhti.
ct EIrs. or at least Of those who
have borne redolent rcpute She
was really not such vicious or
undiBciplined creature But she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12

The eyes OF the spectators and th'
heroine. Mary Astor. alike. you've
done something
This Is one case where We -
licvo the perturbation n even tSf,
Ger than tho original book VII,
sons clever wording ~ not lost.
because there arc some mighty good
subtiilsu aud tho action carries out
ln pictures what Wilson pounded
cut on hts portable
And when sou add Otis Harlan.
William MguE and Tom Ricketts, Ia
tho east or supporting comedians.
you've Eat an idea OF how good
"ph. Doctor ls. screened.
Tho Columbia orchestra has an
extraordinary well balanced concert
program this week. combining tho
William Ter overture. with it5
w0olwlnd and violin bits and ma.
ieEtir strains. with the sweetness
OF the Rosary"
wanda wllry'B new comedy.
showing az the Columbia this week.
introduces a clever ana beautiful
young r1meiirnnc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Last Shouting of
"Wine" at Colonial

Idle youth plus money plus boot
equals trouble. on tina;
simple basis tho satire OF a Jazzcrazy
generation n made 30 live In tho
screen version or William Mac,
HarE'S story. Wine which is hav.
ing it, final showing az the Colonial
Monday.
Clara Bow. napper. deluxe. p
captivating Ia the starring role. and
others TN the popular east include
Myrtle Stcdman. Robert Agnow,
Walter Long and Forrest Stanley.
Harold Goodwin makes his FIRST
appearance In Tom Mix picture
IN Riders Of the Purple Sage the
Zane Grey story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Denny Laughing Hit
in ooh Doctor"

You can't 50 wrong on "Oh, Doc
tor" o., the Columbia this week.
Reginald Denny has appeared In
some mighty good combinations %
laughs and thrills. but bis past
work has been crude IN compari.
son with nia drl.ncailoa Ia Harry
Leon Wilson's piciurizsi novel. In
Sart. We believe that this = tho
first Instance on record IN which
the handsome "d5rrIsyu' ever real
IS acted.
and when you TAX. the chanc.
ter Of a hyporhroudriHc. cffcmin-
ate. rtrEliuE. medicineg uEEltnE
Young fool and make him ipyablc IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12

their roles nicely Walter Long. NJ
The river thief. Is as viilainu,a a.
over
white Man l. an adaptation.
and good one. u George AEnsw
ChlmberIana s.8ry
There h an .to.tho minute mu.
slcal program with McKce's Area,
dian band. under tho Leadership Of
Ted Cain. rendering an appropriate
variety q musical selections nus.
ter Lorenzo hinEu Roses OF pie
urdy." a rcquoat number. and. Of
course. the Hsilig beauty chorus
docs his share 20 keep UP tho tempo
OF the entertainment,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12

when Jack PtckforA's new pie
turc. The End % the World" Is
released. picture fans win see as
his leading woman, Norma Shclrrr.
Joan Standing, appearing In the
screen version 0t "ThH Dancers.
says she has not objection 20 play
inE homcly roles because she is
working when other girls arc hunt.
Ing FOR jobs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
North of So" Is
I.oressipe PhotopIay

.,IogrH or Sc tae Liberty at
IN traction. h ono 90 tbg mgal
sss risioraI efforts % many
-. rs tasIc tnemo Is a pio-
,st,ls drivc FROM southern
-, I, ne then farthCst West
80 a, Abilene. Kan ructi.
-, eay bsgt cattle raised az
i, ~r'ol IN Texas were thc now
-, sxtiagt lourhorns The ION IS
= tssse uor,hbounI herds as
- b. Emerson tlougb and
,d Vas one % the greatest
es.r,s q older America
~. L cot most, really great
-, rIcturss are m8de on loc1-
i, vrote nom studios when
r--slai scouts saught @ herd of
-,.s,-, r was found that The
~ uas On the verse Of oblivion.
i - ory after weeks % iutFn.
rarch that tt11 were located
~sua,h % mn~s out % Houston,
,sn,s, Ire sane spot as Houshs
IN hca.t.
rs Irvin What, Paramount a.
-,r and the man who made
w,.3rrs o. the W8ytehnJ.
-. rg1t tOg turning out such a
4, tn ross. and who could make
,rr choke FOR The stslIor roles
s,s iss Wlsln. Ernest TgyTcnce,
~ H,s and Noah Berryf
nuy tine we see wallace Beery.
= KILN lin the s-rreuH great.
( sArnasr acton and then along
-s Erass, ToTruce and about
~ say the same thing
Eaiat argue with anyone over
~ q TIE tao Is The best. Tor
~ as i'm N5hours, faithful
| IA tcyman. Makes bis character
81
Lask 9, space prevents revealing
y ,st Suffice & % say North
great picture. and every
q VI Eaat 10 see it,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
STAGE WORLD SCREEN
of MAKE-BELIEVE
SCREEN ATTRACTIONS

sE,aratb EIaan anI Arr- Ieyss ln The White aIau.r
ss-Auns y Nasn u 7ln.r Fron la.yvooIr stone
sNcta o. SCI with Ias WILSON Iaes lIo and Ernest Tor.
,r1l.-RssiaaI Denny -oH p1tagf with Mary Aston
- uerhree womeur with lauuue Frederick Niay AtcAyuy
uire Prysst ana Lew Caig-
,a-Nasnoya Milton SINS in Madonna o. the strcesH
49,, TalmadEr tn Laughing Danger with iva
Neak
St~hl-cara Wine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Richard Talmadge al
he Winter Garden

'srak--sck' sped is a literal a.
Mua igaratlve term Tor Dick
a-aays Il was only a few weeks
. "a, Iris agile young star and
t-iR,5r fractured a yertcbrae IN
brsk Hs, as be was completing
ms re second o. bis produc-
kskr =. b O. Now that he ~
EslT Esl again. his latest re-
~ Laughing AZ Danger. az the
F.aE Garden. proves conrlusiycly
4 I E,'le thing Ike a broken
II 5 ssihing 10 his life. In this
st Eyh,riag-Sast mslodramA, Mr..
hralgs tclipses an o. his previous
Tg'S 10Th N point % dangerous
n 81 II acting ability lie t.
r--lis in the support ~ Eva
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12

Novsk. who adds just the right
touch ~ romance aud sweetness 20
n AttlinE story
ON the same bill and as delightful
as ever g. pretty LITTLE Alberta
Vaughn On new episode Of n. G.
Witwer's The Telephone Girl"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-12-25
young Bob" LaF0llette
Defes Political Bosses

Washington, Dec. e2.---"Young Bob"
La Toilette, senator form Wisconsin,
defied stand -pattlefs4sad machine poll
iticians at a dinner in his honor Civ
en- by Labor, official newspaper of the
16 railroad trade unions and broth
erhoods.
Senator La Toilette left no doubt as
10 where he stands on the issues be-
ing urged by the progressive elements
in the political parties of this coun-
| try. He gave notice that threats,
propaganda, and loss of federal pa
tronage will not change his course.
81 will not yield an inch in the fight
for the principles of my father" he
said. I'VE are enlisted for life in the
struggle To bring government back TO
the people. We will not quit and we
will not compromise. Our task is
great, but our cause is greater"
Senator LaFollette had previously
made public letter he forwarded 60
Senator Watson, chairman OF the sen
ate committee on committees, IN
which the Wisconsin senator gave no
tice that if he is appointed on any
committee as a Republican IL must be
with the understanding that he will
not change his announced policy or
abandon any principle urged by his
father.
The dinner was attended by mem
bers of congress and trade unionlsts.
Edward Heating, edito rof Labor,
and former congressman from Colo
RADIO, was toastmaster. The speakers,
in the order named. were: James 7.
Noolan, president Brotherhood of FL
ectIical Workers; Senator Shipstead,
Frank Morrison, secretary A. +. Of Ii
Edward p. Costigan, member United
States tariff commission; Thomas +.
Flaherty, secretary-treasurer Nation
al Federation of Post Offic Clerks;
Senator McKellar, senator Norris,
Congressman Cooper, dean of the
house, and Mrs. Burton X. Wheeler,
wife of the senator from Montana.
Other members of congress present
were: Senators Wheeler, Walsh, Dill
and Howell; Congressman Frear,
Barkley, Schaefef, Schneider, Howard,
LaGuardia. Huddleston, Wefald, BecK,
Lambert and Kvale.
Regrets were read from WIN. Green,
president of the A. F. Of l., and sew
eral executives Of international un-
ions, who were unable TO be present.
All extended their well wishes TO the
guest Of the evening for a long and
honorable career.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-12-25
Dawes Is Ridiculed I'm
Senate: Fable OF
Dumb Mule Recalled

Washington, Dec. 22.--ln an iron.
ical speech on Vice President DaN es'
campaign against the senate rules,
Senator Harrison eonvulsed mis- coll
leagues. The object of his attack
VAS presiding over the senate at the
time.
The Mississippi lawmakers speech
Is the first OF many replies scnatotf
may make on statements by Dawts
during an all-snmmer campaign. lie
has pictured the senate as a salfotlv,
do-nothing body, where one man can
block legislation, when in lgGth the
senate can stop debate under present
rules, II members are disposed 10 stop
discussion.
senator Harrison made merry with
Dawes reference 90 his fdlCa. ana
his claim that 81 am Il dedgerous
man"
what a pleasant eoneeUt,on,' salt
Senate rHnrrison, "when one envi-
sions this Hell and Maria person,
booted and spurrd and liv6r,ed IN
knightly attire, as he dushes forth
upon his carging gtecd, un.i'ed and
unaffaid, contesting every ineh Of the
ground against every adverse ele-
ment, from geese 10 windmills.'
The senator cloesd his speech With
this barbed shaft; Let me commend
TO the vice president a flb'e. II was
about some specimen of mule-an un-
inlractable mule Such
a kind that would breaN out Of in
closures and promptly run away. 80
the owner yoked and belled him, and
one day this unruly specimen Of
mule broke down the fence AMI away
he went in high spirit To the city Up
and down the streets he para led,
swinging his yoke and ringing his )el'.
Out Of amusemetn and curiosity the
crowds gathered. The poor, dclgded,
misguided specimen Of mule mis-.
took the laughter as the plaud.'s OF
the crowd"