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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
He Has fl Descendants
From Three Generations
Sound Dairyman Has
As Grandchildren
at Age of 70

Wtru e. grandchildren ~ shil.
w drru ana five great grand.
children. j. " pettctt. g5gl ed ave
n W. volunteer worker for "rhe
Wayfarcr'' and pioneer Clallam
county dairyman, has found the
secret OF succras, happiness and con.
tent II Is
Marry young ana have large
family
Work hard ana keep your family
together,
Encourage grandchildren
quit work when you are so and
devote your time Co that art OF
ayocauon dearest 20 your heart"
The formula has worked cNccp.
iiunally with Pettett A. the age OF
70 no IA hale ana hearty. with a
genial emitting face and piercing
brown eyes His progeny. 81 De,
scendants In three generations, are
happy, useful and prosperous citl,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
ENGLAND BUYS TIES

Since the first Of the year British
Columbia mills have received orders
for 2S,0o0.00O feet OF railway ties
from England. according to a. N.
Longstaff. Of the Canadian railway.
Shipments are 10 be completed by
the early summer. indicating that
the English railroads are undergoing
extensive repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Philippine Judge
Sees Big Future

r. r. johnson. oldest member Of
the Philippine supreme court. arrived
in Seattle Wednesday on the s. s.
President Madison OF the Admiral
Oriental line Judge johnson pleaded
for better understanding Of the worth
OF tho Islands and quoted trade fig
urea showing that tho Philippines
easily can produce the total needs
Of the United States In raw rubber
Buck Jones and his company of
players are at DagEe,t, Cal, making
exterior scenes for Tho OUTLAW. =
which has just gone into production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Influenza Victim
Buried on Friday

Fatally stricken with influenza
wednesday morning. tho body N
Mm. Mary Miller 20. viii De -
led In Calvary cemetery OH
services AZ ~ Joaeplss church. Bhs
resided at 1911 goth hye. with her
husband. Vincent Miller. and seven
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23


Photo BY Carter & Bradley
great grandchildren rnI SO from :
20 6.
Pettett quit active dhrying 10
ytars ago when be was 90,
Every man should quit work al
the age ~ co. he said My health
was falling II has returned. ]
have attended every rehearsal u
THE Wayfarrf.' and been present
az every Seattle performance, sing
In tho chorus Ny wife also appear
cd Ia several performances
II volunteer my services because
like the work and because ! must
keep busy WAS attracted 10
The wayfarcr because Of my
great love of the bible. have been
a Bible student an my lifc"
pettctt works every day AZ the
downtown office OF THE wayfarer''
IN the stimbon building. and In one
of tho most valued attaches Of the
tlg production,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

now. and there viii be- something
tangible 20 show sou from thls time
on. 70 watch The Star ciozsly. and
b. suro ~ look that sign Of mine
California. between Juneau ma Ray,
mond SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
u. s. BUYS MNEIL LAND

TACOMA, April 23.-Thc govern.
ment has bought 365 acres more land
on Mcneil island, near the S2.acre
tract occupied by the federal prison.
Evening star., 1925-10-20
SCOPES COUNSEL
FILES STATEMENT
Neal Alleges Three Errors by
Judge at Oayton-Hearing
Set for Saturday.
BY the Associated Press.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. October 20
Judge John Eaulston of Ithea County
Circuit Court erred in overruling the
first ground assigned for a new trial
of John 7. Scopes. convicted of vio.
lating the Tennessee anti-evolution
law, that the evidence preponderated
in favor of the defenda nt's INNOCENCE
and against the verdict of guilty" ac-
cording to the assignment of errors
fled in the Supreme Court here yes
terday by John Randolph Neal coun-
sci for the plaintiff in error.
The assignment of error also charged
that the passage of the anti-evolution
act was q violation of the Constitution
Of Tennessee and of the United States.
and claims the court erred in oVerrui-
ing defendants motion and demurrer
TO the indictment on that ground. 1t
Is also asserted that error was made
In excluding defendants witnesses.
who were sworn and rendered as wit
nesSes, these being MAYNARD Metcaf,
Fay Cooper cole. W. {. Curtis. j. :.
Lipman and II. II. Newman.
Hearing OH the error assignment is
set for Saturday before the supreme
Court sitting Ell banC.
Evening star., 1925-10-20
BEECHES HIT BY BLIGHT.
Government Experts Puzzled by
Conditions in MARYLAND.
.n-oiaI Dispatch 10 Tho Star

Sn0cial Dispatch 10 Thc Star.
BALTIMORE. October 20.-Beech
trees throughout Maryland, and espe-
oially in the vicinity of the larger
cities. are suffering from disease
that is puzzling the best pathologists
of The United States Government. ac-
cordinS TO Karl L. Pfeiffer, assistant
forester of Maryland.
Maryland forestry authorities are
unable to learn what is killing the
trees Affected trees seemed to he
suffering from fungus of some
strange variety. MI Pfeifer said The
matter was submitted TO DR.. Haven
Metcalf. patholosist of the Bureau of
Plant Industry of the United States
Department of Agriculture He ad-
vlsed Mr.. Pfeiffer that beech trees in
many sections are similarly affected
The trouble has appeared in and near
large cities in every case, it was said
Evening star., 1925-10-20
ENGINEERS TO MEET.
Improved Methods cf Road Con-
struction 20 Be Sought.

Seeking improved methods of con.
struction of the paved roads ~nd high
ways of the United States. group Of
highway engineers gathered from two
dozen States will meet with the High
way Research Board December and
4. under the auspices OF the National
ffe 'earch Council. II its home. 2lst and
T streets. The meeting viii be the
fifth annual gathering Of the board,
which meets yearly Ia discuss i'm
proved methods OF road making ami
the results of tests looking toward
better roads.
Thomas II. Macdonald. chief OF the
Fureau Of Public Road: Dean \. n
Johnson OF the University of Mary
lard. Vernon Kellogg % the National
lte earch Council and y. r. Goldheck
o. the Public Roads Bureau viii speak
on the first day of the meeting. with
'.rCe part Of the second days meet
tnG given over to discussion of re-
FORT on the value OF steel reinforce
m ut in concrete roads.
Evening star., 1925-10-20
Wines Prove Lure
TO Make Bordeaux
Convention City
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NICE, France, October 20.-Tht
wines of Bordeaux. red and white.
proved more solid attraction than
the champaSnes of Rheims or the
riolets of Toulouse when the dele
gates to the Radical-Socialist con-
SresS came TO choosing a place for
next years meeting.
1t was spirited battle while it
lasted, and the champions of the
various bidding cities grew lyrical
in their description of the vintuges
they had to offer. Bordeaux and
Jtheims started off in the biddin"
Toulouse chimed in with its sweet
scented flowers. and Tours and
Anglers modestly recounted the
charms of the products of cir
vineyards.
But Bordeaux won by ma
jcrity Of 30.
Evening star., 1925-10-20

Boston. she is the granddaughter of
Perry Smith. one of the builders and
early executives of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad.
Robert Steel. son of Philadelphia
business man, who began his career in
The Cornell Glee Club Is added to the
list of haritones OF the company
Richard Boneli. another American
baritone, with long Italian training
and q record Of many successes in
Havana earlier this year. adds to the
preponderance of American singers
among the new talent
Evening star., 1925-10-20
CHICAGO CIVIC OPERA
RECOGNIZES NATIVES
American Singers Among New
Talent in Company Open
ing Rehearsals.
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, October c0.-The new
tendency in grand opera To recognize
the ability OF native singers and to
provide opportunity for them to com.
pete with the great established artist 5
of the world is accentuated in the an,
uounCement Of the new personnel of
the Chicago Civic Opera Co., which
opens rehearsals today for its fourth
sea son, starting November ).
Miss Eleanor SAWYER Of Boston and
Chicago, en- route from Paris on the
Leviathan, is one of the new soprano
artists OF the company. Born in
Evening star., 1925-10-20
Amoc0-GaS Does
Away With
Motor Knocking

Instant power Steady power! Dependable power
Twofsted power with a remarkable reserve of energ
which enables it to deliver the goods in tight places
Evening star., 1925-10-20

did days of sport on the Susquehanna
flats this year should brush up on
the laws governing the shooting of
the fowl or they may incur penalties
of 500 or more.
This is a bit of advice of E. Lee
Evening star., 1925-10-20
"When you're sitting up with sick frienl-
and the air is blue"

Whenever you're working under high pressure
or playing poker far into the night-you're likely
to smoke more than usual
That's the time this new habit of eating Life
Savers between smokes comes in as "life saver"
indeed.
Try them once between smokes and you'll never
be without them again. They're almost as good
as the smoke itself.
More and more smokers doing the same thing
We wondered if you knew this about Life Savers,
those little candy mints with the hole; how they
freshen your mouth between smokes, soothe your
nerves and make the next smoke taste much better
Its a fact: Life Savers easily double your smoke
Evening star., 1925-10-20

Warden lie Compte said: IF hunt
ers do not remember this they are
liable TO arrest and fine for getting on
the grounds too early. | just want TO
warn them to prevent their day Of
sport being spoiled by such an ex-
perience."
Evening star., 1925-10-20

LIE Compte. State game warden. \
local law of Hartford County does not
permit duck shooters to take up a
stand on the grounds before 4:30 am.
while across the river, in Cecil Coun-
ty, hunters can go out the night be-
fore
Evening star., 1925-10-20
De Pinedo on Return.

HONGkONG, October % P).-
Comdr. Francesca de Pinedo, the
Italian flyer who recently flew from
Italy TO Toxic. arrived here today
from Annoy.
Evening star., 1925-10-20

enjoyment. Their wonderful aromatic havors freshen
your mouth like good drink of water when you're
really thirsty-and steady your nerves for work
play; Once you try them this way between smokes,
you'll always have package handy.
SIX Havors are displayed at al good stores so you
may help yourself Pep-o-mint Wint-o-green, CHM
o-mon Lic-o-rice, Glove and Violet. Five cents
package.-Life Savers, Inc, Port Chester ~ y
Eat fe.u ~ 4E&NNZVySN
= q: 9; e.; - 1;;:;;Z&)Ezlk!s3!!!! N!
NNI/ between
S smokes
Evening star., 1925-10-20
SNARE IN HUNTING LAWS.

Special Dispatch to The Gar.
BALTIMORE. October 20.-Duck
hunters who are contemplating splen-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
r9TailIaI1I9RGi1lgRIGT7IaIEiaF2IG5all
Iruite Young People
to Meet at Parsonage

On Friday evening AL Hoang peo-
u'c of. the city, both from high
school aad business organizations
arr invited 10 be the guests of Rev.
ml Mrs. Archug =. schultz AT the
Methodist parsonage. &l9 North
~iA.h street
Tl" ;ttair, which VIII be in the
nature rf homecoming party, Is
am uaua, one and i looked for
wand t. with pleasure by Young
people WHO have attended during
past wears. New comrf> IN t4e city
are particularly invited
Games. music. refreshments and
other diversions viii make the eve
ming Jolly affair fer the large
crowd which j.. always drawn by
these annual parties.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
County Collector
OF Taxes is Dead
In Suicide Pact

~ACRAMKF To, Sopt.. 'ountl
io,-k,esit q gas filie,t room 1T, fhd
Travellers hotel here today, " II.
j Blower. Placer county tax collector
md assessor. is dead aud John Leh-
ncr, local advertising man. is seri-
, ou>ly i'll from the effects Of the gas.
Brewer WIS dead when employees
of the hoStelry battered down the
door to Lehner's 5 room after a maid
/ traced the odor of gas. In adli:
ti6n to the door being locked. both
windows Of the room were tightly
closed. \ small gas Jet used for
emergency Lighting purposes was
foand open.
lntimation of suicide pact were
given by Leliner when he recovered
consciousness at the emergency hos
rital
"Well, I guess we made a bgm job
Of it," he told police.
Lchner would give 10 definite rea-
son for either his own or Broyer :
motive for wanting TO attempt sui
eide. He admitted they had both
itcn drlnkhg last NigHt ana {p1H
rclicc he had been in poor lc1lth
iof several months.
Broycr was about - wears old
aud lives in RoscviHe. He was sell
known in Sacramento.
Lchner is part owner Of the W.
u. Walker Advertising agency here.
lie has relatives in san Francisco
and Los Angeles.
\ theory that the asphvXiation
ntg ght have resulted from Il drunken
qu"rrel between the two men is be.
ing investigated by the police.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
Flagship Anchors
In San Pedro Bay
Hy United Press Leased Wire

SAN PEDRO, Calf, Sept. .%.-
The /. $. s. Arizona, first unit OF
Uncle Sam fighting fleet to re-
turn to the home base since the
historic departure for Australian
waters early this year, dropped an
chor here today.
The drcadnaught, flagship of di-
vision III, was the reception ship
this afternoon for Assistant Sccrc-
tarv of the Navy T. Douglas Robin.
son.
Secretary Robinson arrived here
this morning from Washington TO
greet the returning fleet Saturday.
He will remain aboard the battle
ship tonight, and go To San Diego
by airplanc tomorrow morning. re
turning to welcome the battlcshipS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
y. W. &. A. Secretary Is
Here to Start Duties

Miss Louise T. Kelley has arriv.
ed in the city from Oakland, and
is today busy getting acquainted
with the duties OF her new position
as gcnerdl secretary Of the Imperial
County J. ". {. A
Miss Kelley Is y. ". Z. \ >cc-
retary Of wide and carried expert.
enee, having been connected with
the Organization Tor the past seven
years. She was for three years exc
cutivc of the International Institute
of the y. W. &. \. at Fresno. she
also served as general secretary al
Pierce, Washington, and has had eN-
perience in girl reserve work.
Announcement regarding the loca-
iion of the association : hcadqUaGt.
ers' viii be made by the county pres
ident, Mrs. John Kayanqush, al am
early date.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

Adventure.
" immigration, comes next. "Fi-
nancial Gcnius,s which made pos
sihlc the Interpretation of the
dreams Of 1.-The Seer was posed
by W. +. Holt. taking the role of
Jefferson Worth, from the hovel.
Nj. Holt came down to thc valley
IN his private car to sit for this
panel. 81
Capital Enlisted" shows c. Il.
Roe l2wood and others. Settle
mont follows, .hen "Tccbnical
Skill, as Tvpitied by Pete Gaines,
the ABE Lee of the book.
Labor" is personfied by Il
group of Mexican workers. The
Crisis, which came with the break
ing in of Tic Colorado river, shows
{. X. Clark us Willard Holmes. =
. Realization. : for which picture
Marjorie Paris, now Mrs. A. \. An.
derson of Los Angeles. posed is n
portrait which typifeS Mr.. Wright 5
idea of his famous character Barbara
Worth.
Develops Title Theme
Across the back of the lobb, ~"
rain canvas, "The Conquest Of the
Desert, evclops its tltic tnch.y.
a the left Barbara Worth, again
MAJ ioric Paris. gives her vision OF
the possible conquest to willard
Holmes, of the book who is to
carry cut her dream. Behind them
is the background of the raw desert.
The spirit of the Soil comes
bringing her gifts of fruits and
grains. Progress lifts the gate
and the water pours on to the parch-
eG land. Settlers come, the pioneer
and his family leading the way Ag,
riculture follows bringing in the
trades; industry develops and brings
culture.
Mrs. Harold Bell Wright posed as
the pioneer woman, Mr. Wilsic, for
mer prominent resident, served as
model for the figure, " Agriculture =,
j. l.. Traves ty!:ficd "Tradcs. 80
and {. T.. Paris. " Industry.
Growing Wealth. which follow,
il the path of the conquest, is por.
tsaycd by Il yoang page. Small
- q man Wrigh., son Of the novelist
is seen At the extreme right OF the
canvas hearing symbols OF '>e'-',h.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
San Diego Man TO
Run for Governor
By United Eress Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 23.-With
the avowed purpose of CARRYING on
the principles of idte Robert NJ. LII
Toilette i'll California;, DR.. William
|. Kinsley, So Fifth street, san Di-
ego, California, has announced his
candidacy for governor ut the next
general election.
The announcement was made in a
letter to Frank Jordan, secretary of
state. to whom DR.. kiuSlev wrote
Tor information concerning guber-
Hatoria. candidates.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
DOHENY DEN.IE S
CONNECTION WITH
ALLEGED MERGER
BY United Press Leased Wire

OAKLAND. Sept. DE. l.. Do
henv, oil magnate, yesterday de
nied claims Of defendants in the
2joged Gollctt oil swindlc was in.
VOWED in Il supposed 100000, ,00o
merger Of Independent oil compan-
les.
Iohcny testified he never knew
James Cough. accused rim. leader
in the merger plan and denied that
he had ever employed Cough ol
any of his associates. that he had
even invested money in the srhrm,
and that lc had ever advised any
Jae- else TO do So.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
HANDSHAkES co ST.
LUTHER BURB AN X
$4,000 so FAR IN 1925
NJ tinted Pres. Leased Wire

SANTA ROSA, Cal, Sept. %. :
Hal.dshaking by adulrers has cost
Luther Burbank $4,000 so far this
wear, he told the United Press here
totaN.
TIE famous plant scientist has en-
teltained upwards of $4,000 guests
in fhis experimental gardens during
l@21 and expects that the total may
rcach 100000 by 1926
OF the 10000 visitors. 50 many
asked opportunity to personally
greet him and shake his hand Bur
bank estimated that it took $4,000
worth Of his time to satisfy them.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

cnts known to Physicians for their
CORRECTIVE IL d HEALTH
BUILDING properties. Each III
grcdent is chosen to help Mature
to cleanse and tone the Liver - 10
correct this cause Of ,tipatioa
to improve Digestion and Ape,
tite--t0 .Nourish and Strengthen
the Systemic tone the Tired and
Ovcrtaxcd Nerves, and to seu
purcr, Healthier Blood codrslnc
through your veins.
Clip the Coupon Below!
1t viii cost you nothing TO try
This health building vegetable
syrup. All we ask in return =
that You tell others what a few
spoonsful did for you. Keep up
this helpful treatment after the
same bottle has demonstrated It's
merits in rour ease. 'hov ycuI
friends aud relatives that the rcgu-
lar dollar size bottle i: sold under
the guarantee that every penny
VIII be refunded if for any reason
tley are not completely saiisti+d.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AN9 NtGtNiTY:
Fair and wa':n tonight and Thurs
day with Iow humidity.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: Fair
and warm tonignt ana Thursday;
low humidity.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
INSPECTOR SAVED WHEN
HORSE FALLS TO DEA II!

SoNoRX cal, sept. >. -Krotk-
81 pntqnsciorf when his horse fell
aue ieFeu o,5or Ilim on The noun
tain side. Colin Harvey, watershed
Inspector awokc to find that his
horse had continued to roll AND had
fallen over fifty foot cliff 10
Geath.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
Girl Is HOH0red Guest
at Delightful Dinner

Complimentary to Miss Grayte
Mckinney upon her return To the
city, after a..three months trip to
Yellowstone iTat>onal park and other
points Of interest in northern aud
middle west states. Miss Clara H..
Fcu>trl rntcretaiued II prcttily
arranged dinner at her seventh
street home Monday might Guests
INCLUDED visitors from luma. Santa
Ana and Texas. Cards formed the
diversion Of II" evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

In his private practice Dr. H. Tlaehe demonstrated such
Bclcling
'o Hang On Sick Headaches. Constipation, that Tired Feeling
Of Sluggish Liver that relief in such quickly whcr
The Liver properly Cesed and Toned and the System is working
aounaly
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

The farmeF is IN efficient chap.
lie can make grass grow without a
length of rubber hose.
IN the old days people who did
the talking and cot fed for il were
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
Why This Gives Relief

As @~~' - ~ -sN-%O&
When working as Nature intend
ed your Liver docs three things
necessary to keep you feeling your
best. First, it purific> your BLOOD
.oyery drop Of which passes through
the Liver every fifteen minutes.
Second, your liver furnishes the
essences that are essential to per
feet DIGES 1fDN. 1A1d, your
Liver supple, the sec.etions Ma
turc aces to Inrrjrarc yoIr intcs-
tines 80 that your bowels can movo
naturally, gently an! regularly
lever; day. When your 'irer be-
.oa.es sluggish j. cal5ot do these
three things; consequently, you
suffer from one "r more ot the
SYMPTOMS above describel
Share It With Family! go.
just to prove to vou that yor
CAN get quicl; RELIEF, druggists
are giving away FREE iiber'd trial
size bottle of DR.. Thacher's Liver
and Blood Syrup. It is syrup Of
PURELY VEGETABLE ineredi-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

Strange how stout your wife
seems aftar skinny wom"n ia "a
street cal. .ffiiits with YOU.
French srientis; claims he has 81
medicine ..t6 cure drinking. II boot
leg doesn 7 stop it nothing VII.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
NOW YOU MAY TRY THIS
VEGETABLE SYRUP FREE

This Is Your Chance to Prove That TOnng Up Your
Liver Will End That Tired, Rundown Feeling.
Build Yourself Up! Win Back Sound Digestion,
Again
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
AMERICAN LINER RAN
ASHORE NEAR BREMEf

LONDON, sept. "a LloydS re
port from Bremen today said that
the liner George Washington, en-
route to New York. has run aground
in the river near Bremen She was
rcfloated carly this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
CLEVER

) New York firm is planning a
qur,iion1airc on nah .iong, in AN
attempt, NO doubt, to revive two cX-
iirct sports a one blow.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

Being in love can tax" up almost
ls much time as regular loafing.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
DAILY MENUS

Breakfast - Chilled melon, cereal
cream scrambled eggs ON graham
t.. #. milk. coffee.
luncheon -- Vegetable soup with
moa- stock, cottage cheese salad,
rye bread and butter, apple Sauce,
laaIaS>e> cookies, milk e. tea.
Dinner Cas>rrols ot mararaHi
and beet. lima beans in cream. cab-
hHgr with sour cream dressing.
" hole wheat bread. peach cream pie,
milk or coffee.
\ child under ten years # age
should not be served the sour cream
J}t>siuG on his cabbage Lemon
'uicc slightly seasoned with salt and
IL bit Of sugar h,uld De poured over
very finely minced cabbage for
Juniors.
Peach Cream Pie
Five or * peaches, 81 cup sugar,
cups >,aldcd milk, Ii teaspoon
silt. > tablespoons -four, eggs,
tablespoons powdered sugar, un,.
baked p;t she'll,
I'urr peaches and slice into pic
l.sh lined with plain pastry. SpriHk-
lc with l. cup sugar Min flour.
salt and remaining sugar and stir IN
To yo!kS Of eggs. SLOWLY add hot
n'i,k. stirring constantly. Stir until
sugar is perfectly dissolved. Pour
owe. peaches. Bake IN Il moderate
over for - minutes. Beat whites
OF eggs until stiff and dry With
powdered sugar. Spread over pie
and return to the oven for eight min
ute, to puff and brown the merir CUE.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

The Washington monument was
begun by the people of the United
States in Isis.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

Worn gun barrels are reclaimed
by plating them with nickel.