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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-04
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New Britain herald., 1925-10-09

could only be created through Karpen's tremendous production. Our striking reduction for Karpen Week only makes 1t irresistible,
 This is only one of our many special offerings during this event. You willbe interested in seeing all these new de- signs in Karpen furniture for living rooms, Sun-rooms, halls and libraries
New Britain herald., 1925-10-09

Inspect its cholce mahogany frames, castllian finish and hand-carved,
 At regular prices its value
New Britain herald., 1925-10-09

YOU could examine thousand liv-
 | ing room suites and not find one that rivals the beauty and value of this English Renaissance group by Karpen.
 You must see it to fully appreciate it. Study its fine lines. Run your hand over its silky mohair covering. Sink into its buoyant Karpenesque spring cushions, reversible with damask on their tops.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-26
COLLINS FAMILY
 NOW HAVING ROW
Sons Object to Father as Floyd's
 Administrator

Munfordville, Ky. Feb, 25--Three brothers of Floyd Collins, who lost his life when pinned by boulder while exploring the recesses of Sand Cave near Cave City, have filed petitions in the Hart county court to have their father, Lee Collins, disqualified as administrator of the victims estate. The case will be heard today.
 The estate consists principally of Floyd's half interest in Crystal cave owned jointly by Lee Collins as 1t was discovered on the Collins farm by the cave victim.
 The brothers, Homer. Marshall and Andy Lee, allege in their peti- tions that their. father is non compos- -mentis." Grief because of his sons death and his age are stat ed to be contributing factors to the aged fathers alleged condition.
 Lee Collins heartbroken over the futile 17 days fight to reach his son alive, is known to be anxious to dis pose of the cave and use the pro- ceeds to provide for himself dur ing the remainder of his days. Two of the sons. however, favor retain ing the cave and operating it, be- lieving it can be run successfully as a result of the publicity given it by the fate of their brother.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-26
Denies Any Attempt to
 Steal Chaplin's Credit

Los Angeles Feb. 26.-Charles Amador, known in motion pictures as Charlie Aplin. denied on the wit ness stand in superior court yester- day that he or the producer starring him had intended to initiate Chap lin when they adopted the screen name Charlie Aplin."
 We decided Amador was too Spanish" he explained, "and picked Aplin as a better name for film comedy"
 Chaplin. who is seeking to bar Amador from initiating his screen name costume or characteristics, had Amador called to the stand as the last witness for the plaintiff. To- day Amador's counsel announced, they will retaliate by calling Chap lin as a defense witness.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-26
ARMED GUARDS
 ARE CALLED IN Confederate Memorial Assn. and Borglum in WranSle

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. PC. - Armed deputies today were guarding Stone Mountain and the property of the Stone Mountain Confederate Monu- mental association after the develop- ments of yesterday when Gutzon Borglum was dismissed from his post as sculptor of the memorial.
 Deputy sheriffs armed with war rants charging Borglum and J. C.. Tucker, superintendent of operations at the mountain. with destruction on the designs and models for the work early today still were seeking the two.
 Charges will be pressed, officials of the association said, as will a damage suit filed against Borglum in De Kalb county superior court yesterday for $5o,OOO alleged dam ages caused by the destruction of the models.
 Under the contract with Borglum, attorneys for the association said, the models and designs for the work were the property of the organiza- ton. They however, it was point cd out can be replaced by the sculptor selected to continue the work by reconstruction from photo graphs now in the archives of the association.
 An injunction now bars the en- trance of Borglum, Tucker or their agents to the premises.
 The models were destroyed late yesterday within a few hours after Borglum had been dismissed by the directors of the association. The work of destruction was carried out. it was charged, at the order of
New Britain herald., 1925-02-26
Lovers in Quarrel, One
 Killed, Other a Suicide

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Feb. 26.-A lovers quarrel and an attempt at reconciliation yesterday resulted in the killing of Miss Marguerite An derson, 20 years old, school teach CT, and the suicide of Grant Willis, 94, at the little schoolhouse of Westwood, near Wheatland, Mani toba, in the Brandon district, &C., cording to reports reaching here today.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-26

Borglum.
 Borglum last night declared the action of the association in dismiss ing him was q blow not particular ly against mo, but against the south. It was struck at me because I am a northern man." Sam Vena- ble, owner of the mountain and a member of the executive committee of the association, attended yester- days meeting but left before the vote for Borglum's dismissal was taken to accompany the sculptor and Tucker to the mountain to view the work.
 Though quoted last night as say ing the memorial could not be conn pleted within the three year time limit and that he would not cede further space on the mountain, for carving as long as tho present ad- ministratons remains in control of the association, MT. Venable today was quoted as denying he had au- thorized such a statement and de- clining to discuss the matter
 Mrs. Borglum, wife of the sculp- tor, was quoted this morning at saying the whole design for the monument originated with Mir. Borglum, was developed by him and many models made before any con- tract was entered Into.
 Tt was his exclusive property and had been copyrighted by him. Many of the models were made in his studio at Stamford, Conn.,, and brought to Stone mountain.
 This design belonged exclusively to Mr. Borglum. Therefore Mir Borglum had a perfect legal right to destroy his own property"
New Britain herald., 1925-02-26
GREECE HAS BIG
 REFUGEE PROBLEM
Must Care for More Than Million
 From Turkey

Washington, Feb. 26. -- Assimila- ton by Greece of the more than a million impoverished refugees re- turned from Turkish soil presents the most difficult problem that has ever confronted a nation," Gordon ,~8erry, European director of the Near East Relief, declared in report prepared for the opening session to- day of the organizations annual meeting here.
 Problems of the Near East as they affect the future of American hu- manitarian and education work there formed the subject of discus- sion for representatives of S3 state committees attending the meeting to outline plans for the coming year. A round table discussion of the problems was on the program with speakers including Secretary of the Navy Wilbur, Henry Morgenthau of New York, and the Greek and Bull garian ministers to the United States.
 MT. Berry, in his report said there was every hope of eventual solution of the Greek problem if the refugees can be tided over their present stage Of homelessness, poverty and mental depression.
 Tt is a great misfortune" Mir Morgenthau said, that the impress sion should prevail in this country that the need for helping these peo- pie has ceased. The emergency created by the expulsion of the Greeks from Turkey still exists"
 In another report prepared for presentation today, pr. Russell T. Uhle, medical director of the Near East Relief in Russian Armenia, de- clared the accomplishment in the four years of relief work in that country har profoundly affected the industrial, social and political life of the entire nation"
 Forty thousand orphans are now being cared for in the country the report showed, the fight against trachoma and other diseases has been virtually won and the work is now being directed to providing means of eventual self support for the charges.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-26
GLORIA IS IMPROVED

Paris, Feb. 26.-The clinic where Gloria Swanson is resting following her recent operation reported this morning that the American film star had passed a good night and was doing well.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-26

Kaplan, ]. R., 73 Lafayette St. Katz & Winn, 179 Dwight st. Keike, T. M., 40 Dewey St. Kennedy, R.. Mrs, f71 Park St. Kopczyk, A., 2 Grown St. koZiol, Louis, 5g North St. kuhraslxi, L., e3 North St.
 Larson & Root, OTe Arch St. Lastauskas, Joe, 169 Kelsey St. Linwood Market. LinwoOd St. MaISula, w., 3SS East St.
 Mautner, R. F., 54 Rockwell Ave NIaxen X Levy. 662 East St. McMahoii, D. l., B Lawlor St. Miller & olson, B1 Arct St. Miller & Olson, 552 Arch St.
 Miller X Olson, All W. Main Miller & Olson, 257 Whiting St. 7 New Britain Market, SIS Main St. O. K. Meat S Grocery Co. ss3 Arch S OhHlan, D. S.. 7i6 Stanley St.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-26

Poskus, d., 358 Park St. Puritan Market, 10S Hartford Ave. Schaefer, 0. Mrs, 3fI South Main St, Schlenker, Wnl., 6i2 Arch St. Selander, o. J., SS Dwight St. shanahan, I. E.. 6 Hartford Ave. (cor Spring) sharp, E. & A. J. w., 4sa Main St. South Main Market, 224 South Main St. Spinetta, J., 180 Main St. Stenberg. Wm, Ss2 East St. Sczerman, A., SS Fremont st. Tertes Hyman, SS7 East St. UnIverstl Coop. Society. e21-237 East Main St. Union Butter Co. Stores, I8f Arch St. Union Butter Co. Stores, 362 Chestnut St. West Main Market, 401 West Main St.
 BERLIN Honiss, E. E. Berlin Grocery & Conf.
 KENSINGTON Fugliati, F. & Co. Csiana & Ronketty
New Britain herald., 1925-02-26

Armenian Market, 9 Lee St. Andres, fl. Y., 1543 Stanley St. Beldon Meat and Gros. Co, 50t East St. BerkowitZ, M., 628 Main St. Blomquist & Edman, Si3 South Main St. Boston Market, I72 East Main St. Broff. S. S.. 452 Stanley St. Brown, C., 765 East St. Cickowski. Ches.. S53 East St. Dave's Quality Stores, 560 Church St. Dobson Bros, B Spring St. Doherty Market, 4O6 Arch St. Drobnis, W. V., 52 Smalley St.
 East Side Market, G7S East St. Enterprise Prov. O., 128 Jubilee Si. Fichman, D. M.. 294 Park St. Geer, c. L., 715 Stanley St. Golnik, A. Mrs, t75 Park St. Jaffe. r., G4 Rhodes St.
, 1925-02-25
PROCEEDING S
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
70 ST. CIR DIX.
Continued from yesterdays AUi8.)

(C0ntlnued from yeStefdoyS A0l8'J
The Chairman remarked Honorable
Members, the minutes OF the last meet
ing have been printed ana circulated as
customary, and if there are no objections
| will consider them tacitIy adopted.
1st Member for Christiansted Country
District (Jessen) drew the Chairman's
attention to an error in the minutes of
the last meeting in column 40 of the off
cial proceedings handed to members,
reading In line 2-change Frs. 125, 900
to Frs. 100, 000." The amendment should
read In line 2-change Frs. 1880 to
Frs. 1000"
4th Member for Frederiksted Country
, 1925-02-25

District (AnderSen) s@Ia; "ouIo l'Ns
to call the attention OF ~ Cou4c" .
certain article in the official paper III
serted the day after the CoIonla. Councii
held its last meeting, in which tae IdIlGr
if he has written il speaks dlspaIa&ln3@
about members Of this Council ana y
would appear ill.,. that paper 4IoJoEs
the printing Of the otIlclai pioceeolo%7'
that such arJlc'Gs 5h0uio ho' " 7"P~o'0"
from if.
He then read the article ''telteo 10
and concluded by saying hat DE protests
strongly against the atticI1.
The Chairman IN reply SAL. "99h
read the article rnprinaud5J tha E'i.ot
for DONG it,and he oatI ne meant no oa'lh
and apoiogized.
1st Member for Fred2flkSteo Country
District (FIemlng) s2lo: IN coIu'4il 1F
referring to remarks made 10y ne, SUI
The prohibition laws n mmIRIai non
laws were doing damage 60 me lsIahQ
and think the Inmi@ t3i'on laws ah'.o
be suspended the same as tue cod9s"'7
laws"
The Chairman re parked: IL h'a'
no further obJe-tion5 viii codsIi3t Iue
minutes adopted as amended.
No further ~obJec1On~ oeInE FaI5'd, we
Chairman announced the adpp-Ion Oh lhe
minutes as amended.
Item l.
Colonial Council Biil NO ~.
FOuTfh Council. FIRST session., l9Z3-
The Kusko times., 1925-12-05
GREELEY's ENDORSEMENT

Ut is related" ran an item in re- cent issue of the Ohio newspaper, H'that there was q printer on the New York Tribune who could read Mr. Greeley's manuscript as he coulg real print. Finally. he became addicted to the use of alcohol to such an extent that he was discharged. In ,, those days in the printing trade one had to have q recommendation from his. last employer to obtain q position on any other paper. The printer applied to MT. Greeley for one, which was read fly given. In assistance it read about as follows:
 "To whom it may concern: The bearer of this is a common drunkard and unworthy the respect of his craft; unreliable; in fact, an all around bum
 The printer presented this to the foreman of the New York Herald. After an effort to read it, the fore man asked what it was, and was, told
The Kusko times., 1925-12-05

In the Probate Court for Mount Me Kinley Precinct, Fourth Divisiony Territory of Alaska, before Hon orable W. T. Vanderpool, com missioner and ex-officio probate judge.
 In the matter of the estate of Phil Wilson, deceased.
 Notice of Final Hearing. Notice is hereby given that the hearing of objections to the final re- port and account of Frank J. Guskey, as administrator of the estate of Phil Wilson, deceased, will be held in the probate court room at McGrath, Alaska, at 10 a. m. on Saturday, De- cember 5, 1925.
 WI. VANDERPOOL,
 Cotpmissioner and ex-officio
 Probate Judge.