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The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-24

are reported 10 be taking out 40 ounuces of gold every day.
 A great tropical valley was found by them in which potatoes were growing well and where raspber- ries weight down the bushes eight and ten feet in height These were in the vicinity of hot springs which they found on the trip The inhabi- tants of the section still live in a primitive state.
 The aYiators were not forced to make landings and they had plenty of gasolene as il had been .aKru into the country ahead of them by the Indians ana had b-ea rucl.od near the landing fields.
 The Piatzers plan to leave the Spirit liver d.st.ir, for Liard by dogteam as soon as winter travel is possible.
 Commenting on the foregoing. & C. Scottee. who claims 10 be the discoyerer of the Tropical Valley. ," and who was in Wrangell the first of the week, said
 T have not the slightest desire tU discredit Colonel Williams or the Platzers. but from the interviews given out by them it is plainly ap- parent to me that the valley which they visited is in another section entirely from the remarkable valley which I discovered
 As 1 stated to the press four years ago, the valley which I dis covered and which I named "Trop- ical Valley is about 20 miles in length running in a half direction and having an average width of three miles Thore is a chain oi small lakes along the stream. and numerous hot springs along the rim of the north bank. have made three trips into this valley. and the last tima was the mos eventful for there was more thun- der and lightning there then thaa any place 1 had ever been before.
 The valley is highly miEeralized. there being large bodies of ore crof ping out in many places.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-24

LAKEHTRST. NJ, Sept. 22.- Testimony that gas cells expanded before the Shenandoah broke in two and crashed to the earth in Ohio, was given out at the naval court of inquiry her today Lieut.. Thomas Hadley testified that he Was awak ened by the pressure of gas cell on his face and the unusual angle at which the ship was riding.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-24

WASHINGTO D. C, Sept. p - Donald McMillan. commander of the Arctic expedition, advised the geo graphic society yesterday that ba( weather has delayed the expedition and il probably will not reach th United States before October 10.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-24

ABERDEEN, Sept. 22, - Thieves ransacked the hunkhouse of the Northwest Lumbe~ Co. near here last niqht and took 5000 loot. in cluding a hundred watches. One logger say. them but the robbers es- capped
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-24

SEATTLE, Sept. 22 - The es- cape last Tuesday of six prisoners from the county jail is believed to have been effected by the use of cardboard guns it is believed na| by county officials following tn discovery of two dummy weapons in one of the cells
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-24

HONOLCLU-Poliee officers Yes- terday arrested fourteen girls at Waikiki beach in an effort 10 enforce the law requiring bathers to wear a covering Over their bath ing suits when passing from or going 10 the beach.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-24

At the end of the first week of school the enrolment this fall was [ Genty more than at correspond. .ng time last year. A considerabl have enrolled since, anf thers are yet to come in. It is es imated that the total enrollmc" or the year will reach the two
 .ndrpd mark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
PACIFIC Cite
BACK SEATTLE
All Coast Ports Supporting
Foreign Trade Convention

Pacific cusa cities are "a unit sp
support af ihr I-th annual National
Foreign Trade convention. TO Dc held
iI Seattle June a. IS and %. VII.
liam pimil. general chairman 81 'hn
local committee. announced ycstcr
day. following receipt of word that
Portland busiucf men have organ
ized "a group ~ Is 90 supervise ;bc
detail 81 adequate representation ~
Portland Ht ihc convention and ia
joining with Seattle oud other Coast
cities .n interesting Eastern bank
crE manufacturers. shippers and
business men generally IN coming TO
thr convention
san Francisco last week appointed
q committee ~ most representative
leaders. with Can't, Robert Dollar ass
Eonrul chairman. and Los Angeles
hHs another group working II IS
certain lGst sotcnabt cities Of The Pa
clfit slope wiIl have at least 500
delegates Mt tho convention.
Tho convention ig wen organised
az The pre- rut time ana the chief
work uf the committee now Is insur.
ing adequate attendance OF repre-.
sentative Eastern business leaders.
Tacoma g cooperating ~holchcart.
eddy in mixing the convention sue.
ccs7. rs are Victoria and Vancouver.
An OF these ports win be visited by
tho delegates and entertained by
these cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived kprii SER urgUEHatf rFHm
La- Angeles Via ports Hf go. F
Robert tuFbrHhaFh nuW N7w York fta
ports az 10 a. m. str Point iabua from
Mobile via ruFis al 40 a Wa pig @asEt
land from Kan Francisco a' tta q. H-
stF Admiral i{aamap ffuw AiHsau at
1889 D.. w April HE Everett from
Tacoma az l9sl3 D. ma af lHHarrH ffHu
bombay VIA posts De 4 b. Hls a'r isi7
mHni ffaW Tacoma. az Aaura Ale from
lBHpiuiu sia porte o. q u. sif ff"Fi
3sgEia frpW HaHFA EasaliA NIA parts at
D. m. sJr Moaui from Tacoma Hg q
O. m, sfr MpIasH fram t.ns Angelic az
m.. pls T1YgsEa MARI frum Kobe
iFa ports az 8 p Hi4 ctr WapaWA fHW
tsa Angeles via H4B Francisco as a.ls
b ua alF london shipper from TasafHa
az t.io 8. Ht. ctr AftaUaAH frafH TaHsts
ma tIa MHtiitsB a. sE4o 81 m. ear Avir
coma Mart from Vancouver Eia Tacoma
a. Ets o, ma aif IiTrrt4n fE9a SCR
Franchise giA uisng sE itb w
sailed afii Hlf WeEaWa for Ger
coma 81 $50 a. IN. ~ Aiamsda Eaf
AtasaA af 3. Hs. sif Arizona Atafa re
Yokohama Via ports at 30 u st-
iTssi3eat jefferson I'm MaHlA via ports
st t4 o ul AEfu Hif "aEui faF %
e. ports af 1880 g. W su Apet tar
Auaegftss Hf =, M stF Fravtirrris Faf
santa ilsraIja s.a porte Hr riFfftaH far
san FFHurisTa Via ports az a.2p q w, rfF
Trsan fsF Faruma 81 81 Wr ne Ale.
nana Mars fpy Vancouver via Tacoma
81 sl3 % ma sfr AnnuilH g4sy FOR
i.nBlpb via poets az saig 9. H wa LIS
Aiam3s fgr tas Angeles ht $50 O. sH.
su capt a o. LHFas taF Lac Angles at
esle o. atr Admiral rBEsra ~ AIass
Ea af ln.tb B.. w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Building Permits

pr IT, T Cave. Lumber Exchange Hlas-
frame residence. st5eoi .vz5 Miller e.
II. L. Ruse. 1887 y satin ~, frame rcsls
deuce. ts.Sao: tq3s FIRST ave, \. p,
Arthur Esdlovst. s0st w ESth g.. frame
residence. 5000. 5ssi ", sith ~
!. p. white. sib stth s. frame residence,
ts.eaQ; sa2s =sth y. T.
westlakc Law. Co. care Carl Crosan,
warehouse, etc. ii,sQo. loei-ieii John
81.
Baieom Ct. Ibr. Co. 18Th " and W.
Sieksrsoa. ,rame residence, $500
&9Q- 5stH y w
Baleom CI Lbr, Co. 18th W. and W.
Niekersan. frame rvsidNuee. 1880
t7e2 iith y. w
J HsurIcgsou. tos Seaboard. frame rtsg-
denre. $1,000 SIS ssth ave,
w A Bolt. 1903 ERatiako ave-. alter
residence. fI.0eo. 1893 Eastiakr ave,
y. r Midland, us ptxrr ave. frame
residence. $1,000; 1911 Gard
y. r. Midland s2S Dexter ave-. frame
Robert Moor $50 tsth n frame resi-
drncr. fLae9. one ggrF ave- ~
r. ". Fandy, $3.50 sfrn s.. Frame rrsi-
dsucs. sa6o9; $3.50 Bearou ate
Chapman & Chapman. 1891 fNth y r..
frame residence. s. 500, Its9 y. Tfth e.
Chapman 4 Chapman tjei 18th g. E.
frame residence, ft,a9e. 1891 y. I'th
ST.
Chapman & Chapman. sBsi 18th y y,
frame residence. $4,000. 1895 y. T5ta
at
Chas. Criekmorc. iI1s 3srd s.. frame
residence. s65a0s S0i sgnd s.
W. ParSyr. tT41 18TH ~ a. frame
residence. 50 500: s59T Parker O..
A. =. Easter. titI Rasisy ave. frame
rcaidene~. So 22es y. Sand
g. A. wflmot 1901 Eastiaks frame resi-
deuce. $4,000. 6GGs zsth y. r.
q. a Wnmat, 37oi Eastiasr, frame rest
dunee. $4,000; e0A2 2sth ~ F.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

Iit Themes
Nc organ OF hrarinE
20, Account
ss wttieism.
a. no be- indebted
60 Gasoline,
e. billiard rod
rs PART or p0rX
so spirited
gs Performer
3a. Rich part or milh
Sc. Fsruly
SO. Accomplished
ls, Atmosphere.
So, Period.
is. rhrashgv. a. o. a yHud.
tt. HnRkerlike fish
90 A mean. vulgar fellow
A. Near the ground
as. SILK worm
80. To tiiJ again
lt Tree bearing acorns
5f. Powerful snake
o. Visitor.
81 Point
90 Particle ~ fire
~. uppualtr ef UWratErr
So fuaHeHhet.
sG To stroke lightly
Plant much larger than shrub
81, Purpose
/ SIS Friend
". Quantity
ITt E1adhausr.
IFs Until
If5 suL sod
THE ANSWER TO WEDNESDAYS
PUZZLE
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Vessels in Pot at Seattle

Smith Cove Trfmlna Pier u7aHif Yoke
hama MarW HsnuRWa President 5rfs
gvfr1n. Per t8a HaHr Hnss Mahunr7.
sfr sbpnsHB Narn
iIeli stress Terminal o. C.
iiaiaa. O. L. b. z cedar
Firy ttHfT AEianiie tttg barEe EiwrIt
Fisr ItH x e. usuupoa
Pier aHEhr FaHnY putafu
rlar - 3eHr john A.
Pier STIR AlabAfua MaFu
Flsv s9trH Vtey8Fls, Alameda Gordon
PIsr i--asbr q A. Thsyrr Uragaaa.
Lewis tsuekrnhacb
Pier A-=Me rhAsiamba
Y. y HHlgpgnE board WpuHEa-Etf cup
rum.
conasetiru, street. Terminal e.
y g btrJ1Esrrr. srhr Erie rrs ~
bridge NiAskas
Atlantic Etrsst TrrmisAlag,r KcrHl'
ADMIRAL Line TeTmlaag.-Au Admiral
STANDARD OF co,s Terminal gr CAP,
a. y tueas
STACY Street rsfuiral-slr TrssH
Lander Street Terminal. sehr Alice. ctr
whwonh
Commercial Roller wsrss -grhr Helene
General Petroleum rstmlnAl--Nu Iaa
Aiamns
Todd pry Docks Ms Patterson. airs
Haniey. Chas r. Mccormick
AmHs Terminal 80, Hfr XIII Mars.
Hs'fsrunn'p rry UuskaeErrr Apollo
hkn y n Sterling
WinElHw Marine Eaiiaay lFarIe ffsr1zari
scr Nohairm. sshg Vancouver hEtH
Cgnqnsfar barge HtSury Willard. srif
sos. Cogultiam CITY. Lord Tvmplrt1n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
DOLLAR TO TALK
Noted Shipping Man to Ad-
dress c. of c. Luncheon

Capt Robert Dollar dominant.
picturesque figure Of the entire ship
ping world will make the principal
tank mt the Chamber Of Commerce
members council luncheon Friday
noon, chamber officials announced
last night
capt Dollar win speak on the
shipping industry as 1t will affect
the future growth and prosperity OF
Seattle.
McKcc's Arondlan band, nm or
ganization from the Hcihg thcatcr,
win furnish tho music Tho pub
JIG IS invited 90 attend the meet
ng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Chamber Delegation
investigates Roads

\ Chamber Of Commerce dclcrn.
ton headed 10y c, c. Finn, chairman
of the good roads committee, and
Asuhcl Curtis, chairman of the state
development committee, has ar.
ranged for visit 10 Scdro, Woolley
to investigate prospects FOR road dc.
yclupmcut and study It's relation TO
other forms OF state development,
the chamber announced last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
PERSONAL

SADDLE HORSES BOUGHT SOLD
on FOR HIRE RIDING or
uHIVISG LESSONS PRIVATE on
De-; GLASSES SPECIAL iNsTEEC.
TI0Ns rs RIDING JUMPERS
AND GATED HORSES
Seattle Riding and Driving academy
aud HnrssahHM HtHbiFg
gBg Goth Ave So Phone IA Et.e5fi
IT is castor To keep your hpir thnu
90 reuruv d. u your hair dry and
brtlrs Have sou falling ha'T or
8aadusf Docs your ezlp itfhf
Taldnaha is durable Yes, J grow
baiE MA fn-E@tt H. - Curly
g0s Home Savings building
WILLIAMS MATERNITY HOME
Strictly private; doctors and
nurrra fin attendance: maternity
cases specially t3l2 Aurora
THE tobacco hablt. smoking. chew
ina. or snuff cured FOR 81 or
money refunded n. MrAllcE-
fsr Clear Lake. wash
BAD debts collected everywhere.
ADJ co. FL iot-IG70
1909 Alaska Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
DODGE STOCK is
MART FEATURE
New Company's Offerings
Up; Other Dealings Light
WALL STITrsT JOURNAL rINAN-
IIAI IIl.AII.M

'th, ill;Nil3N
NEW YORK April intrfi~i
conycrgrd at tbe opening uf thg
aturl, market today, in the initial
dealings of the new Dodge ilrothrrt
preferred stock. which WAS admitted
10 tho liHt carrying p bonus ui ono
fharr gf common stock on GA"
initial kHlo tho preferred showed n
premium ~ 2L points over tho "ir
fvJine price OF 100
In tho waiu body OF HiurltH The
volume NJ business continued under
the influence of The holiday HonHnu.
Dealings worr i'Eht ana price
changes, while mostly on tho ape
side veto small ava az lItfir m"r
mrut
The market opened Ium Amdra
buNrI ltas Dodge Eruth,rH pfdr
when Issued. tn8As Radio, atta. up
= Texas COMPANY iias Northern
Pacific dOa, of t4s 4. D. steel
lllA, OFT hs American sugar tt.
up s General MuInrs. tiR. off
o. g. Realty iss4s standard oh 81
NrW Jersey as, up ~. Reading
~, PENNSYLVANIA, t4s. American
Cam ibbh 40 =
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Wellington Court
Excelsior Apts.

i'gs5 ~, Special rates FOR 30. co
~ 9hya. Near park aud Ef0adway
HlEM fhHHI Very BIraHHuf
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EAST BLuFF-6 rooms modern through.
ont. n-k i-nnra anh NnL.h h.-L-tL. =
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Foreign Exchange

SEW YORK. Arfil k=Fprrira rsa
change opened irregular Sterling.
ftfsH. francs. f0a5ifg. iirv. iD.otits
uslFium. iposp5. marks. s1kG, Sweden.
zs97t norway. 1853. Greece. ti.gist.
Foreign exchange CiaErd higher 8fcr-
ling it7Sh francs 0poEisE. Hfa.
fo.0uoB belgium 50 o5gs marks sasa.
sweden, $685. Norway. 1885, Montreal.
s9ssts5s; Russia, bis3 Shanghai. 7ah
Yokohama, Is2. Greece. i0piG0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
surSGLE MARKET


standard Stock Per suunro Per "
Common stars. G-2' .GS. so .S5-l.6o
COMMON stars. as2".. ~ S gO-I.i0
Common Clears .... i,20.12s I5V.l.6O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Weather Bureau Report

HpeeiAl from iHH q g weather EarsaHl
TNTDpNit 1ELANu. ApFH 90 o..
as - barometer stationary clouds -iai
southwest miles au huIr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Seattle Wheat

Nc. I bofJ white. Slae Ne western
white. ti.s0; No. ] hard wlatrr. 8l5g.
No. / northern spring. ti.ts; No, I west
ern white. N.Je. No. ! bis blue stem,
iiTe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
ShipNews
Tides In Seattle
TIit H~DAE
AItItII "a

III h~DNt
ArItIL y
tirst nigh rue
a. "a m tit q
iirst iaw tide
ll-la a. M ft
second nigh re
" p m Iil U
second Law iidn
iI - o m 81 o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
TRANSPORTATION

ARE YOU como TO CALIFORNIA;
stages or steamer Panama Canal.
Honolulu. Europe or Orient Low
Esr RATES. ALL LINES. Bratt-
gir8m e. Co. iI5 cherry ~. MA m
H5s. Oldest agency in Seattle.
SAN FRANCISCO. $40. Railway
plrkwGrl" daily stage MCC0r-
mick HtramerN. I25 Honolulu.
Panama Canal Europe.
AWEa BROS. TICKET AGENTS
1905 lth, Imperial Hotel MA in-5l41
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-. 80 llhol..sls ntalsr,

MILK AND CREAM
pnniaiians ~ Nnk Distributors Assn,
Milk--Cwt.. fhh Hraftia suppty sts
~ o u. eBaaeHtury tst.s.s. iss
sefrt CRAM { o. o. STATION 80
ntrTEH AND CHEESE
rriera Paid Wholesale Dealers
Country efeamrrF. sFtFas ...... csc &C.
Local ur'ris wrapped a.ss-ss- 81
thrrsn=rrt ilzmaaA tFIpisn t.. 20
Wash IrlpIsla t...ts.ass... sac -
uuttFffat--
grade. Eraft's delivery ..sr ~
LIVESTOCK
Receipts. - cattle. 1851 hpEs, Market
straHf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

FRIDAY
AI1tIt 10
ilrsI iilgh roe
Es H m lt t.
tlrst Low Ilno
50 ba o. W 81
second iiigh TIDE
5 DO o. m r.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO, April S.--Cash whsat-No, 9
tsd, fi-5sL.
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40 AUCTION SALES
Bushels Auction House

We are going to make a big try 20
clean up All our consigned goods
nj Fridays and Saturdays A
lions. on Friday. from 1900 ~
10 s.3g p. m. We viii sell sev--s1
hundreds Of articles such as
mahalr aversiuffed living room
Fot odd overstuffed davenport and
rockers. a-lt. and full-sine steel
beds with metal and douhle-coil
springs. mattresses, new quilts,
new drassers. chiffoniers. kitchen
tables and chests Of drawers, old
walnut dresser. Regina music box.
Weaver organ. cots and eouches,
aecyetaire. baby buEgies. bookcase.
cupboard. Kitchen cabinet, library
table. Majestic and other ranges
electric cleaners. Pabcolin rugs,
used carpets and rugs curtains
and portiercs. light fixtures. lawn
mower. runkstovc. machines, OF
stoves, rockers. chairs. boot black
chairs. paintings pictures, dishes,
utensils. etc. The owners want
their money and We need the
room. 80 come and help us sell on
FRIDAY from 1900 q. m. 70 $3.50
-. M. and ON SATURDAY EVEN
ING; from 1900 20 $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

People can solve crusa word pur-
Eics easier with a copy Of the Nss
Universities Dictionary which IL be,
ing offered % readers by Tho Seat.
Tie star far ps cents and three cou.
pous such as tho one printed today
na page 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
LOST AND FOUND

WILL LADY who picked up diamond
ring from wash stand ia ladicH'
rest room BI standard Furniture
store about 3 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon phone ~. IL. CARR
Et. lot $500 Local IS. and receive
liberal reward
BUNCH ~ keys on chain Call
NA nteF-8TGa
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MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
.lAhD FOR SALE, Now sT0FFD.
iN SEATTLE

i.'aHliipi late model piano al big
discount and terms giG monttly
g.iIahls paTiE Write AZ once
Portland ore
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1fs Of unidentified definitions
-,
could Nr given Tor % HORIZONTAL 10
r,,s. .,-.t-.,- ,t,z, ,,-z,f-; menus ftf
from cabbage" It's "maEuma,
.,.-s,., $1,000.
N"o" "''N "A"'' '"'N''"'
Don't lot that smother your % YER
...,.5 an,
"'-1l' '"'' ....
ii"i'iHoNiN'f
" scrolls 'iAAa.
= no WaFh ones afu NY ''N''' ''''"
~, altrtoar7.
~ AliF'hL
~, opposite OF close
lt- ne grant
is Units % Mofk
~, 10 decay
~ e stuIi, ,--..r.
1roErnph'eal dfaWih~
15t Toward
ri ,o,7 fi i,
ss Exclamation Of sufpri'e
si ll'''t sue p
~ ~.
,..t..r.
: ''o nt PERMISSION
~ s.,sEt.,
50 g.. ~,
M cntt2, ,set,l,r
al ~. tgi, ,,r,,t,
- sy..t ,t.,,s., ,.a..-.ts
: Er5t'l it.i ana Tipensl 9Eu,e
~ t.1 'NH"N
l''' N''N ''' NNN"'
.r
i, ~ g ,...s il, ..,.t,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

RADIO ~ Used. eros sley Tryrdyne.
SsieciiFe good tone Clear SDe-
fial Ht $3.50 Terms BUSH 4
LANE rlANO COMPANY. 1879
Third Avenue
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DE CLlN {
ONE CENT
Asparagus Market Crowded
and Prices Down

Aftrr hnidlua 500 mufuuuu for
more iiHu H month rrEH nFauFod lr
ui ihN Seattle market INuraaHH
NrW pfIrra in lbr pfuuurua -
returned are EhuIH. white HhrlL
2tr. fIr-iH nud wlhrd rulurr goo,
pullriH geo.
bUnIrrH urt now paying 92r for
'kinH SOC r"r iiuH ana goa 2,c fnr
puiluta
The decline hHa boon forming fHr
SOME time with drulura here auE i0uH
Nv "slHhiHh price iIHl VIII enable
ihHW Go take "a profit uu their rtyra
HE" operations This HprIue
lluiirr prices HfH ufG slightly due
iu lhr urW stock coming u EtuF.
HH' ar sprInE butter Nill br llEht
Nlin year dealers believe
Heavy HhIpmrutH have nErrTaWda
rH in" HHpHEHEua murhrt here Hul
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Bushels Auction House
SASH AND DOORS Is

q u. W llslalAAAAc =
Largest mill in the West selilns
rect 10 users nt factory prices,
French doors mirror doors. E9rtas,
doors that stay put, hreaki9sI
hooks. complete with neat 'a a,n',,
and benches. draiuboards, iloui
bins. medicine cabinets. SpeS,a,
cabinet work. doors and wlnuIi ..
for an purposes. Windshielu nACh
and sedan door lights rept
white you walt, Lowest pi'N
town. .-oc, snr
Send or telephone Gel iot-bsuS., ~
our 6i-pagc illustrated ea ,s Sash,
factory priced, flno duah's
doors and millwork'
O Il. WILLIAMS co. ~
1912 FIRST Ave. So, Seattle, WASH,
NEW LuNlBER BARGAINS De NJ
1xS common Shiplap ...''.''FiissSS
aX6 II. a q Common. ..''''''' is00
ISIS Cedar Shiplap ',.'''''' 90
Ike Flooring .,...... - is.On
aXt. aN6, aNS. 2Nl0. common" is00
iNi6 Rnards and Sheetlns''''' % 90
CcilinE. Flooring Siding.,;iiin,, TX M
A inch and 6-iuch Cedar Sums Sn6e
No . Hemlock Floorins''.''' 90
4 TO shingles .,...'..',.''' COS
gt,inch shingles per SQUARE. Sos
L"' Wi; nEi.IVER ANYWHERE al
Nav I,oention. sixth w, on Sa
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

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applied on purchase. Mcyer-Toner.
1891 Fourth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

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New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
 ALL, COOLIDGE PLEADS
Fo Forward on the Same Broaden ing Lines, President Says
 at Exercises

Washington, May 4,---To 20 for ward on the same broadening lines" that have marked its develop mant thus far, with its emphasis on equal opportunity and treatment for all it's peoples, must be the nations aim. President Coolidge declared in an address here yesterday at the laying of the cornerstone of the Jew tsh community center.
 Made up of so many diverse ele- ments, the president said, the na- ton, in steering it's future course, must cling 10 those fundamentals that have been tried and proved as buttresses of national solidarity.
 From whatever part of the world the Jewish community of the United States has drawn for its increase, the president continued its members have always been "eager to adapt themselves to our inStitutions' and 10 take their full part as citizens in building and sustaining the na- ton"
 Louis Marshall Of New York, who spoke after the president, defended the Jewish race against charges of "futernationalisn" made by Pro lessor Philip Marshall Brown 6
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
Sheriff Gordinier

evidence. Sheriff Gordinier of Rensselaer, county said that he was having difficulty in getting compe- tent investigators because of "the sympathy of the public toward the pool" He said none of his men had been able 10 purchase ticket for this weeks lottery.
 Meanwhile letter written by Frederick A. Gates. superintendent of the law and order department of the New York Civic league 10 Gov ernor Smith was made public. This letter said, i've have been told that the present cleanup, so called by the sheriffs is nothing but white wash"
 we want to feel" the letter said, that this cleanup will be effective, but unless the sheriff of this county (Albany> or the city police suppress present vice conditions the New York Civic league will be forced 10 give 10 the public certain informa- ton in its possession without taking responsibility for the results of such revelation
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
NO WIDESPREAD
 BASEBALL POOLS
This Is Report Made by York
 State SheriHS

Albany N. Y, May 1.-The sher- ifs of Albany, Schenectady and Rensselaer, counties today said that their investigations had revealed no widespread gambling of baseball pool activities in their respective counties. Numerous raids and ar rests have been made since Cover nor Smith called upon the shertffs of these counties to put an end 10 the Albany pool, which was reported 10 have assumed huge proportions, but only one man Stanley Kelinow- sky of Schenectady, has been charg- led with having a connection with the pool. He was to be arraigned today,
 Each sheriff said, however, that their deputies would continue to at tempt 10 obtain pool and gambling