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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

uENRY FoRD's fret steamship.
IL the onoudago. arrived in FL
llott hay "Wednesday. marking the
completion Of an interesting voyage
that started a; Detroit, Mich
The vessel brought Ford parts
Tor California and Washington
branches OF the Ford Motor Co. and
VIII take back a cargo OF 2.00o, 900
feet Of Puget Sound lumber for
New York and Eastern points
The ship was met In the hay by
a launch carrying Il party 81 local
officials % the Ford Motor Co.
headed by II. ". Hinea. manager
OF the factory branch Of tho com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
ARE
CHEAP HERE
chamber Committee Report
Shows Increase
OPPORTUNITIES IN CITY
Survey Shows Seattle Leads
\ Number Of Wage Farmers

,.,-rt.r can offer more 60 the
..,soectiye manufacturer in the
= w. adequate. fairly priced In
s = sI,,s than any city Of the
tss ~, .oas,. the Industrial commit
W., !, me Chamber Of Commerce
'm.s., !. Wednesday, after com
ss.,,.s survey ot site costs IN
Sslse coast cities.
~ committee made this state
=. .There is every indication
e. s,a,,ls is to continue 10 en-
: =. increase Ia manufacturing.
y IL ,mp,rtan, factors which decide
80 i. y. n industries are; raw ma
-. - transportation, m rketA
~ supply and efficiency Of labor
ss,..ic coalitions as they effect
..,. and sites and certain
~. y dolng business, including
hxss -, 49,.
- AZ a prospective manufac-
- ,hs chamber went into all Of
80 onsssions in detail and this
,s.,,rslar manufacturer who had
.s-,,rea conditions tn all coast
49, reported that he was able TO
!, . sIte in Seattle cheaper than
J suy sity q seattle's size on the
asanc coast.
.saa Iaego. Los Angeles, san
rardsco oakland or Portland are
4 ct,rrins land inside or outside
4 ~ corporate limits, reached hy
a. railroads al $1,000 per acre
IA paved streets and stree, car
wyee nssrby. That kind Of a
.s-shass can be made in Seattle
eAr.-
Ia commendng upon the manu-
ar.unrg situation in Seattle. the
Ssnnilstee pointed out that In "a
sray q cities with a population
asginS from $4,000 10 100000 peo-
r. Seattle stands first In the num-
VI &. Industrial wage earners. al.
10 sIessded in population by three
I ne fiye cities examined Seattle
naksd first in the Increase Of in
estriAl plants in the proceeding
iiYs years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

papy here.
The onondago was built in De-
trolt and cleared from that city
with a cargo FOR Bucnos Aires, It
was tho FIRST ocean going ship 10
sail from Detroit and Z. :. custom
officials were unfamiliar with clear.
Ing it ana sent 70 Washington Tor
special Instructions
Thru tho locks and canal. past
Niagara Falls. the ship was limited
TO lf-coot drpft and only part
Of the cargo wis loaded. the ball
anee being shipped 10 Montreal.
Tho present trip Is the second
direct shipment from Detroit The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
oelebrnls Opening AIkI FER,

Celebrating the opening. April {.
OK the new ferry service between
West Seattle and Manchester, aeross
The Sound. the Aiki Community club
viii stage a dance ou Friday might
10 tbs club house. The West Seattle
community club viii be the guests
Of honor Of tho affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Bathing Beauty to
Be Married, Report

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. March 25.-
Cccille Evans, Mack sennett bath
ing beauty is going 70 be married
20 Kenneth Fitzpatrick, wealthy the
atrical owner. she announced today.
The wedding date viii be announced
later. she said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
IRuMPING TRIMPS

Doris, that's the fourth time
you've asked me what trumps are
my dear"
But you want me 20 take an in
tercst in the game, don't you,
George?'- Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

Enables you to turn in used furniture or
furnishings as part payment on new
goods that you select here. Furniture,
stoves, ranges and rugs will be accepted
by this department Ask for an ap-
praisal on the furnishings that you wish
to exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

executives, told ~ former Press
club days
The band from the L. S. S. New
Mexico. now appearing at Pantages.
played, and Miss Evelyn Wee on the
same vaudeville program, enter.
tanned charmingly with songs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

PALMERO. Italy Enraged be.
cause Of an increase in taxes, resi-.
dents Of Nickoga atorned tho city
jail, burned tax records and IN.
jurcd The royal commissioner. who
finally escaped tho mob and left
town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Iceland Lifts Its
Butter-Egg Embargo

Aeeofdsns % 4 ablfgrani received
atAs department. Of commerce from
Arins Commercial Attachc Fl. Sor-
isssn. Iceland has removed the pro
aa;ion against the importation Of
5si'sT. cheese, eggs and egg powder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

boat came thru tho Panama canal
aud discharged cargo az California
points Il will load lumber here
and az Everett for the return jour
nsy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
CONGRATULATIONS

'otiiesT. I've just lost my wife"
Bully n ys. sor. How did yc
Tsr manage IiT'--Indge.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-28

A box kite capable of puIlr |,
truck at 80. miles an hour or lftn 4
child 30 feet is used by an Ead;i
experimental.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-28
Charges Found To a, ,,,..

Washington.-Charges filed a"",
Major General William u ua asainst
MAJOR General Harry L. Rogers ~
slred' nave disclosed to the inyestisa -
ing OFFICER no basis for furtber s
ceedings. The charges filed with pro- =,
war department alleged that cs n NE
azine caused ana the publication of mag :.
sAlne and newspaper articles derna as
tory to General Rogers for ths siosa'
pose OF preventing the latter,s ra pur'
poin'hent as quartermaster gera zap
General Hart succeeded 10 thst s"erai' |
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-28
Rum Ship Is lowed R,.k

San Francisco.-The British rum
snip Quaftchouan, seized off the Far.
anon islands and towed into port here
Dy coast guard cutter will be lowed
back to the point of seizure and 70.
leased with apologies, it developed a
lew hours after the seizure. It was
discovered that the liquor vessel had
Deen Illegally seized at a point at
least fifteen miles past the two,va
mile zone.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-28
Szdnt:sj'; on n Life
By ]. A. WALDRON


A MAZED, he came upon her. She "a
"A on the massive trunk Of q fallel
tree. Her gun leaned against 1t. Their,
was no indication that she had notet
his coming. Her expression woult
have puzzled Z physiognomist.
he placed his gun with hers, sal
down a little way from her. and coolly
lighted q cigarette.
This Is happy SURPRISE" he no
marked
ITS a surprise all right" she re-
Piled, looking away from him.
"And really I'm glad you al
ranged It."
Guess again." she replied.
Then you didn't arrange itr'
Il understood that you were down
South somewhere"
"But l came back unheralded. It's
plain you didn't arrange 1t. Perhaps
there may have been something In your
memories of our association, In spite
of events. that led you to this part of
my estate-to the scenes where we
have hunted together. l note you are
wearing a familiar costume. Where Is
your gamer
Il haven't any game. l still close
my eyes when / fire my gun. When I
went hunting with you 1t was for a
purpose. | wanted to see what hunt
ng was like, Just as l wanted to see
n other things the springs of action
II the male animal. A study Of the
PSYCHOLOGY of man"
1.-The male animalf The psychology
I mani hope you haven't pursued
be study, too"
why should you be alarmed3 We
re nothing to each other now. And
pure all alike. A thorough study of
ae man gives fair idea Of all men"
Lets get down to the present It {
ust have been In response to mem
les that you came here" n
Not exactly. AS I've told you, I 3
dnt expect to meet you here" a
Granted But confess that You
ve memories. I have happy mem c,
les OF you, In spite Of certain facts fl
q OF your strange ideas when we io
re marrted-your notions Of the h,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-28
MELLON READY To
CUT INCOME RATES
PRESENTS NEW PROPOSALS TO
HOUSE COMMITTEE BUT HE
HOLDS TO EXEMPTIONS
Change Would Mean One Per Cent
On First Five Hundred Dollars
With Five Per Cent As Max
imum Tax

Washington-A new schedule o
normal income notes has been pre-
sented to the house ways and means
committee by Secretary Mellon.
The proposal suggested rate Of
per cent on the first $4,000 of tax
sh!e incomes, 2 per cent on the next
$1,000, 8 per cent on the next $4,000
and per cent thereafter.
This arrangement, the secretary
said in letter to Chairman Green,
probably would be more satisfactory
than the recently submitted treas
ury schedule suggestion, l per cent
on the first $4,000 taxable income, 8
per cent on the next $4,000 and 5 per
cent thereafter.
Present normal rates are per
cent on the first $4,000 of income, 4
per cent on the next $4,000 and per
cent on the remainder.
Mr.. Mellon submitted the new fig
ures not as definite" proposal, but
as an alternative plan to that laid be-
fore the committee in writing.
It really is the third tentative
outline of rates the treasury has sub
mitted, Mr.. Mellon having submitted
orally when he appeared before the
Committee that the rate might be
made III per cent on the first $4,000,
per cent between $4,000 and $4,000
md per cent for all over $4,000.
Mr.. MELONS letter reached the
ommittee just as it was beginning its
ourth day of hearings on tax revis-
On, with long list of witnesses on
and to submit their views on the in
ONE and various other levies. The
,tter follows:
I'm my statement before your COM
ittee on October 10, I said:
The treasury does not propose
ny definite rate, but it presents to
ou the certainty that tax reform
n go to rs per cent maximum and c
rtax without the slightest danger to q
r future revenues a
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-28
Divers Find Sixth Body

New London, Conn.lThe sixth
body has been recovered from the
wreckage of the S-51, sunk off Block
island by the City of Rome, Septem.
Der 70. and taken by the Pequot to
tne naval hispital at Newport for
loentification. The body was found
oy divers under the turn Of the hull.
Leading to the conclusion that the
sailor was caught In the rigging and
carried to the bottom when the Ssh
sank.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-28
Ludendortf Shown vioI.nc.

breslau, Germany.-G General linden.
oorif, former first quartermaster gen.
erai' and In March last badly defeat.
Gu as the nationalist candidate for
the presidency OF Germany, address.
% an extreme nationalist meeting
mere. On proceeding to his automo.
bile, he found himself surrounded Nv
vast crowds Of communists. who
threatened violence. Quick action bv
the police prevented serious trouh1o
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-28

Job at n
Al survey
0tleman
Why, y
nd bit
umpire a
apjacks {
mt and |
nd hunt
laybe, ins
cu1l go {
Fhere it's
nd the 8
18th just g
y. Mayt
over snow.
swift str
Ind maybe
ou'll do al
And the
rainy V
ainy days
md when
pie time I'd
su-veyiI
emarkable|
ut that's |
tell here
etite that
ne ribs of
enture, th1
fond thc n
BRENT vaca}
And betty
typographical
thing
their jol
%, when h
Fairfax in !
traight acr|
they cal
nsfneers OF
4 all over
urveyor. !
angled inst
hey just cl
1T there /
Pounding co
| Why the{
PIE 80 fond |
Plat Uncle
k0c a man
tnd he's md
! haven't a
{ecord, but |
q 1912 he
f1ter of ri
PARK This
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-28

equality Of the sexes and all that. Do
you doubt that really loved your I'll
put 1t In the present tense. And l
have happy memories"
Most men have happy memoriests
But didn't you love me oncer
I'm not sure. You know my idea Of
love. On mans side It's an ephemeral
amiction that has enslaved woman
down the ages. leaving her miserable
AFTER his convalescence. Do you r.
member that exactly foretold what
would happenr'
And finally you got divorce
For cause"
I'm sorry"
II suppose men who are divorced are
sorry for one thing or another. Most
men are not made for monoeamv.
They are polygamous by instinct II not
Dy inherltapce. They can point to the
patriarchs as honored examples. and
they secretly chafe at modern con.
ventIons."
You are still puzzle to me-and
yet charming puzzle. never found
out why you declined arimony."
when divorced you also H.
vorced your money. To nay mind thu
woman who accepts alimony condonea
the offense."
But that's no way to look at II :
was anxious. knowing yorr circum-
stances after you insisted Upon relin-
everything had given Won
every plan had made for exipencv-
to provide some"
1T was unnecessary. An .ttroc+,r
~oman-a clever woman-and vou
among others have called me botb-n
me Keeps clear head can get alon,
anywhere. s
But isn't It possible that we NAV II
'atch up certain differences? I'm inc, p
he same as when =
That's the trouble. No. With ali II
I It's faults modern life has som. OF
for error. Happily tbs
ourts-the laws-have improved mo,
ne form Let no man put asunder' n,
ever make second experiment along nj
mes that once have failed ma" W.,
But you'll give me credit for n
For fancy reawakened. Yea cd
And you'll admit that finding von
ire naturally supposed you might be
linking kindly Of me after ALL"
Perhaps. And really don't th,n. ~,
kindly OF you" She rose as a MAJ No
vanced from a group that had nj ~" a
me into view. The newcomer howsn .r'
we're ready, Miss Bellamy." o lug
sband wal
Yes" she replied. 1T sounds ouit. na
OCCASIONAL. don't you think, I'm - am
: modern Diana in a motion pie. u ror'
(cspyrtsht, poll
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-28
Increases Susnended

Washnigton.-ncreases which tbe
Kansas City Southern railroad nro
posed to make effective octohar o.
on outter' eggs and poultry assembled
at points on its line for reshipment
were suspended by the interstate
commerce commission until Februarv
~ investigation will be institnt.d
meanwhile. ''euteo
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-28
|Archery


I Stewart d
may POI
trchery, but
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-28
Asbestos King Dead

view fork.-Thomas F. Manvi,le
ASBESTOS king whose fortune has
oeen estimated to exceed $4,000 ooo
IS dead. An attack of heart disease
proved fatal in his apartment AZ tho
- so'el riaza' where he had lived for
old. @' 20 years
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-28
After : $4,000 mile chsse sipce l.,t

II After = 1900 mile chase since La
June. leading through Boston, Wasl
instons Now York and Chicago, Mfs
Charlotte Lehman. 30 years of az
was lodged In Brooklyn police sta
ton charged with robbing a churcl
poor box. Police say she faces q sim
liar charge In Chicago.
VIVA tbs believed to be the highest
ranking court martial ever assembled
for trial Of an army officer in the
grade of colonel was ordered by di.
rectfon Of President Coolidge to con.
vene in Washington. Colonel William
Mitchell. storm center Of the air ser.
vice controversy, will be brough be-
fore the court on charges specifying
violation OF the ninety-sixth article of
war.
An operation may be necessary to
return to consciousness an unidenti.
ned woman at Superior, Wis, who
suffered a stroke Of paralysis while
being used as subject for a hypno-
list at local theatre. The hypno.
list was unable to awaken the wo-
nan from her trance. Her condition
s critical.
Ralph Cheever Dunning, an Ameri
an poet now residing in Paris, has |
zen awarded the twelfth annual
ieien Hare Levinson 5000 prize for
ne pest poem by citizen of the
nited States. The award was made
uDlic by Poetry, published by Har.
It Monroe.
Inc Cowboy gang" New York I'M
'rworid gunner, held responsible
y scores OF crimes before the alleg.
leaders, including one woman,
ore rounded up last week, employ
special agent to provide stolen
tomobfles for use in committing
ines the police said. The gang had
ecial sflencers for their revolvers
shooting gallery where they
acticed Workmanship.
The churches of Cedar Rapids,
va, completed their task of copy o
the new testament, producing
az OFFICIAL Of the Ministerial asso q
Llon say is the only book of it's
In the world. A total of 1859 d
sons copied one verse each and o.
led his name to it. The work was ="
9 In uniform manner, ministers "
|.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-28
Bomb Oufran.

onicago--Windows of police a..
tion were shattered when a homh ' "a
plosion across the street nal,
wrecked barber shop, operatsd ~
woman. Labor trouble was ass,, w
ed as the cause. ' assign
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-28
FOREIGN

Gunnar Gunarsson, considered th,
: greatest living Icelandic poet an or
dent champion of close co-operatior
among the Scandinavian countries
which would include Denmark. Nor
way, Sweden. Finland and Iceland
, Joined on lines similar to the union
, OF the United States, proposes that
this republic be headed by a presi.
dent elected by popular vote.
Prof. Wilhelm Doerfeld, German
archaeologist, has arrived at Cor
III, Island of Corfu, from Doom,
to prepare a report for the former
German emperor, on the condition
OF the famous Achilleion castle on
the island of Corfu, where William
was wont to go for periods of recre.
alton when he held sway in Ger.
many.
ROAD Amundsen will again attempt
to fly to the North Pole early next
year. This time he will use an Ital
ian-built dirigible instead of heavier.
than-air craft such as he used this
summer In his unsuccessful attemp.
An attack by Italian fascists on a
French Journalist at Locarno, Swift
zerland marred the atmosphere of
good Will inaugurated by the signing
OF the treaty OF Locarno. Enraged by |
articles written by Henri Barde, cor
respondent for the Paris newspaper
L'Oeuvre, the fascists assaulted and
injured the writer. who has been at.
lacking the policies of fascism.
William T. Cosgrave, president of
he Irish free state cabinet, arriving
n Rome as simple holy year pill
rim was accorded honors as the head
Il government by the Italian author.
Ties He was accompanied by Mrs.
;osgrave, members of the free state
enate and the dali cream. num.
er OF high Irish prelates and 1000 {
ilgrims
War between the provinces of Che :.
lang and Kiawgsu, China, is consid =
red inevitable, following upon the
king OF Shanghai by General Sun
huan-Fang. the Chekiang command. y
;, while troops Of General Chang
'o-kin withdrew toward central y
lima. The officials are hopeful that .
Q conflict between the provinces. II -
does start, will not spread else.
iere or affect the opening of the
stom's conference. which is set for = :.
'vember 5th. ~
The Manila house adopted the sen.
's resolution instructing Sergio pa
mena, president of the house and tn
Philippine resident commissioners
washington to oppose any ATTEMPT Of
congress to amend the Jones law CO..
q respect to the disposition of col
as In the Philippines. The pres. the
law limits the amount of land any me-
vidual or corporation may own to lin
acres. .
ne steamer Breslier, from Leni. F..
with cargo of 1900 tons OF ~
at mas reached Havre, France ~,
port officials say this ia the !.
importation of Russian wheat In.
rance since the cessation of hos.
es. auV
ntance. =, ., com
larry ana 20 lashes each were -,
sed upon Edward German. l. u
70 and T. II. Johnson, who plead. ~
'iilty to the robbery of s42.00o
the Nanafmo branch of the Row. -
sank OF Canada, December ~. mr.
|
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-02-05
Triadelphia

Geo. Taylor and wife visited Sun
day at T. w. Risen's.
Harry Gessell and wife of Zanes-
vile, spent Saturday night and Sun
day with Mrs. Gessel's parents,
Chas. Henry and wife.
Andrew Weaver has been appoint
ed township trustee to fill the place
of Haley Appleman, who recently
moved to Muskingum county.
C. w. Norris who has been very
sick from heart trouble, does not
improve much.
Alvin Norris and wife who have
been staying with his father for a
few weeks, returned to their home at
GAINESVILLE Monday, and Ernest Nor
ris of near Relief came to stay
awhile.
Lyle Martin and family and Mrs.
John Ford visited Sunday with Ar
thur Appleman and family.
C. r. Massey has finished the
farm census in Deerfield township.
Sunday school next Sunday at 2
p. m. Preaching at 3 at the M. E..
church.
E. G. Maxwell who recently fell
from a load of hay and hurt his
back, is better.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-02-05
BisEaODville

The Country club was entertained
by Mrs. F. P. Clark at her home in
Glouster, Saturday afternoon. Nine
members answered to roll call Wis
itors were Mrs c.. w. Wilson and
Mrs. L. E. Clark of Trimble, and
Mrs. James Roberts and Mrs. Bert
Sorrol of Glouster. After an after
noon spent in visiting, the hostess as
sisted by her sister Mrs. Sorrol and
sister-in-law Mrs. w. H. Hoon,
served light refreshments. At the
business session one new member,
Mrs. Frank Pedicord of Bishopville,
was added to the list. Next meet
ing in two weeks with Mrs. K j.
Wolfe of Jacksonville.
Have Narrow Escape From Death
The Jeff Hogue family whose
house and all the furnishings burn
ed Monday morning of last week
barely escaped being burned up.
Five of the family were burned. The
mother and two children were bad
ly burned. However they will all
recover if nothing else Develops
Folks of the neighborhood were so
generous with their giving, that
they are well fitted out, with cloth
ing and bed clothes.
Boys, Take Warning.
Little Nathan Grubb, son of the
late Herbert Grubb, struck a match
to a can which had contained car
bide, but which luckily only had a
little dust left in it. The result was
an explosion, burning his face slight
ly. 1t burned his eye brows and
some hair about his forehead His
eyes are not injured, and he will
soon recover, but he has to miss
some school Boys take warning
from this and do not fool with car
bide.
On Wednesday morning of last
week the thermometer here stood at
Is and 20 below zero.
There was no meeting Thursday
evening, the weather being too bad,
and snow too deep.
Sunday school every Sunday at
$50 a. M, followed by communion
and prayer meeting. Christian En-
deavor every Sunday evening at T..
A cordial welcome to all.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-02-05

Feb. Z, Dark Secrets played by
Dorothy Dalton. What is woman's
worst enemy? See Dark Secrets
What power is stronger than love?
Would you give the man you loved,
to another woman if you could not
marry him? The story is intensely
dramatic, and the love element is
quite pronounced.
Mrs. Minnie Mcdonald of Rose
vile, is visiting her mother Mrs. Jane
WOotton.
Miss Gwendolen Metcalf of Colum-
bus spent the week end at her home
here.
Harry Martin who is employed at
Darlington, Pa. is spending a few
days at his home here.
Miss Ethel Wootton and Mrs. En-
ma Lyme who were to leave last
week for Florida were not able to
go, because of the illness of Miss
WOotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Grosskloss of
Bald Eagle, were Sunday callers on
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Dewitt.
Miss Goldie DeVore spent Sunday
at her home near Pennsville.
Irving and Ada Smith who are at
tending Friends boarding school at
Barnesville, are visiting their par