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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-28
Deaf? A postcard brings
joy of good hearing again
Amazing ACQUISITION Invention Enables Deaf Hear In
stantIy-Sent Ten Days Free Trial.

Some folks imagine that deafness
is merely personal annoyance.
But it's far more than that. 1t
ruins the disposition. Upsets the
nerves. And taxes the health.
Now science has proven it is need
less to remain deaf. A remarkable
little personal hearing aid has been
perfected by a group of New York
scientists. Immediately restores
good hearing even to the poorest
ears. Results are immediate-there
is no waiting-no delay-no danger.
You hear at once-clearly, distinct
~, naturally.
The inventors are so sure you
Will be elated with this wonderful
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

Dear jim:
It's all over
And everyone
Is Happy
Or should be
And outside
OF 4 fiat purse
And a swelled head
Everything
Is okeh.
Say. 1 wonder
II you were up
IS
On Christmas Eve
Gu.
ana 81" san"
The young ides
Out at my house
c,,;,r. that bA
"a" Ine Oiu
=
II I Thought
That Saint Nick
Hss been m
=
Gene Morriss
To get IL fixed mn
-
And I told him
II he hadn't
g
Been there
=
He wasn't as smart
As l thought he was.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

XMAS shoppers. cooked meats. vege-
tables salads. home made cakes cookies.
Favorite Pastry sp. 1s05lt Main. w 5000
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
LIVESTOCK
Poultry - Supplies 10.

At your dealer phone
sTAFFELS STANDARD LAYING MASH 100 lbs $500
sTAFFELs STANDARD SCRATCH FEED 100 lbs $500
sTAFFELs MALTINE COW FEED 100 lbs So So
STAFFELS STANDARD BUTTERMIIK STARTER lbs. $500
STAFFEL,S STANDARD BABY CHICK SCRATCH lbs $40
STAFFELS STANDARD GROWING MASH 100 lbs. s425
STAFFELs STANDARD PIGEON FEED 100 lbs 465
line feeds poultry supplies Buckeye Incubaos and Brood
garden field and flower Seeds bird bird supplies gold fish and
supplies, fresh dog cakes and dog remedies.
FERD STAFFEL
1.-THE Feed and Seed Man"
321 E. Commerce St.
Or. GIL Just 2 blocks Of Joske's) Or. SOP
Or. $3.50
NOTICE. only staffG
misd believing branch
stores.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

GIVE the child a scholarship in San An
tonic Business College and fit them for
lifetime occupation. Or. 6l52.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
Help Wanted-Male

WANTED--seyehal young men TO learn
salesmanship; earn while you learn; ex-
perience unnecessary. 10 qualify for 1925
business. Apply San Antonio Music Co,
a. m. Ask for Mr.. Bruce.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
Bargains
New Fords

ana used Fords Of al makes
1oi North Alamo. CT. t,t
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
Wagons, Wagons

TENNIS RAcQUETs rs-struns. Lss
and Bankroft winner our speciality.
Potehernicks, al st. Harye u
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

TOILET ARTIcLEs. candy. perfumes
face powder Is what they want. Alfred
Rodriguez Drug Store. 1901 Jones Ave.
Woodlawn 1921.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

THE DISHES served at the San Antonio
Kosher Restaurant will please the fam
lily; only the choicest of foods served.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
LIVESTOCK
Staffel's
Poultry Feeds

A leading authority In the
poultry world states that for
green feed, properly cured
alfalfa hay is extremely val.
liable.
You get this valuable green
feed In Staffels Standard
Laying Mash, in the form Of
Alfalfa Leaf Flour, contain
ing the minerals and vita
Minis necessary for good
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

A. BARRERA GROCERY can supply the
Xmas dinner. Groceries. meats, veseta-
bles. 202 s. Pecos. Or. STAG.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

EAT at The Crockett Coffee Room.
Crockett Hotel. Our lunches will please.
Special holiday menu -,s
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
Printing. Engraving

EAGLE PRINTING CO.,
QUALITY AND SERVICE.
.os-14 Viiilta. OR. s752.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

SANTA MONICA CAFE, 1o4 n. Medina
A good place for the family to eat; good
appetixing meals.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

BEACON HILL GROCERY, fresh meats
game in season. Everything for the
Xmas dinner. sos Fredericksburg road.
Woodlawn 30s7.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
CASH PRINTING CHEAPER.

CASH PRINTING CHEAPER.
Bond letterheads. business cards, en-
velopes, statements, billheads, shipping
tags, lodges. s3.50 per 100. t2.5O for 500.
Gus A. Wohlfarth. Cash and Carry
Printer. 307 W. Martin ST., between Main
Ave. and ". Flores. Or. 800.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

rLUNBER, $40 PER THOUsAND:
x4, 3-l-t-6-7 II. long. lxi1s 112o'
ID # long. 2sss 3. Flores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
| U N Der MEET
4-Day Session Getting Un-
der Way at Olympic Hotel

The western Retail Lumbermen's
association will open four-day ses-
sion with meeting OF the directors
az : O'Clock Tuesday at The olym-
pic Hotel. More than ZOO lumber
dealers from Montana, Idaho. Utah.
Oregon. Washington and California
arc 10 take part in the ssssions.
Alvin schwager OF the Nettleton
Lumber Co. will open tho convcn-
ton with an address OF welcome.
Another first day speaker who will
address the association is Coy. Hart
lev. c. II. Crawford Of walla walla.
president Of the Western Retail
L.umbermens association. and a. l.
Porter. secretary. viii also speak
at the first session.
Representative Of retail lumber
dealers in New York. New Jersey.
PENNSYLVANIA and the New England
states. who come TO the coast with
an excursion Of Northeastern Retail
Lumbermen's association Of Roch-
ester. New York. Will be present at
the convention Thursday.
"wednesday evening the lumber
mems order will hold an imposing
In the Italian room Of
The olympic Hotel All entertain
mcnt features are in charge OF the
Hoo Hoo club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
SHIP EXPLODES
IN SOUND
HaySport II. Believed Sunk
With Crew Of Four

VANCOUVER II. C, Feb. IT,
Tho schooner Haysport H.. former
rum ship. is believed 90 have been
blown up IN an explosion OF n
cargo Of dynamite ia Mlllbank
sound Hcr crew Of four captain.
mate. engineer aud seaman. arv
believed 10 have been destroyed
with the ship
Fragments or gasoline, crates and
rubbish have bscn picked up by
government patrol boats that went
out 10 search Tor the Haysport III.
The ship. under charter 10 n, T.
Olson. left Nanoose. January 20, en-
route 10 Kstchikan. She was du.
there February g. She was last
sighted in Anllhank sound by pass.
ing ships i, Is believed the ship
struck rock in the stormy weather
which occurred at that time, and
that the shock exploded the dyna-
mite. which was loaded so heavily
tina, the ships Eunwales were
aWaAh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
Kills Sister
Who Suffers
From Illness

PARIS. Feb. i7-Taking her cue
from the acquitisl eight days ago
Of the Polish actress. stanislawa
uminsita who shot her lover be.
cause he suffered from an iueurabls
disease. Anna tysvRssor. poor
dreHsmakrr. ended the agony or her
iubefguiar Sister
when the revolver which had
brought death 70 the sick girl clog.
Fcd ne shs turned it on herrelf
Anna walked 10 police commits.
rariat ana said calmly II have
killed my sister because she pre-.
tcrrcd death 20 a hospital"
4 police Inspector thought the
drsb little woman insane. But the
dispassionate. sombrs tale could be
nothing but the truth
Tuberculosis took two other sis.
tiers" she nald THE girl insisted
/ klll her refused. but the pain
grew more intense. She suffered
untold agony. At last she pleaded
In desperation and could no
longer resist
Anna was not detained. but prob.
ably viii be arrested today TO face
trial for murder. Tho decision in
the umlnska case aroused storm
OF protest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
AUTOS INJURE 7
Motorcycle Policeman Is
Among Those in Accidents

seven persons were injured -
autos Monday night
Motorcycle fHatrolman Louis n
Bellies. Was badly bruised when hls
machine crashed into sn auto driv.
en- by Henry Hustrmcir. eliza kop,
pier st, at First ave ; aud Nor.
man 81.
Bernard Mitchell. Is. OF iS.a
Whitman ave, wa Knocked from
has biUyclc BY an auto driven ~
a. J. french. 4gn Ninth ave. \.
r.. at OuNe 81 and Maggie ~. iie
vas bruised aud MS rght wriat was
spulinvi.
Dorothy Davies. :. OF 20 Carolina
Court. was cut about the face aud
limbs when knocked down by an
auto driven BY ~. +. Hardin OF
kirkland. At Yale ave and liar.
rison A.
=. sanford. 18th ave & " and
w SPOKANE st.. was also cut about
me lace wncn car driven BY W.
r.. Ctubb3. gtiz FirEt ave ~ r..
struck hm near his home
Mrn. Ada blackjack. Alaska Eaii-
mo. and her ctgbtmonths-old baby
Eirl. were cut and bruised when
they were Knocked down by the car
OF Albert ThAyer. OF Mlilburn. sne
lives at 1871 Seventh ave.
Willgm Thompson, iaborcr was
severely bruised aud shaken up when
ne was run down by an unknown
motorist az sixth ave. and Jackson
st., monday n,snt lie WAS taken
to tie city hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
EAGLES TO Dine
Everett Lodge Will Enter
tain Orders President

Everett Eagles win entertain Otto
" pelusc, grand worthy president
Of the lodge. az a banquet TO bs
presided over by GOV Roland HART
ley sunday uigbi
A committee ~ Everett lodge Of
ficcrs consisting % capt G. A.
Turner, Henry WcburE and NJ T.
Altman. visited with local lodge OF
ficcrs. Monday night and arranged
for the visit Of pelusc
Toy itUTTtry viii participate IN
cornerstone laying exercises Tor the
new 81 ooo. oeo Eagles temple sun,
dSy. then De win take prluse and
his party Go Everett Tor the ban.
Quet The gpvcmor Is a member
of ENerctt Acrle NJ a.
nemsc viii arrive In seattle
Thursday at = a. m and leave
Thursday noon Tor Raymond. where
he viii spend the night, Friday,
he will initiate a class % candidates
into the local lodge
Everett VII send IFS Eagles hand
and American Legion fife and drum
CORPS 90 participate In the corner
stone ceremonies and parade Mayor
,, n, smith ~ Everett also viii
participate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
IN
SPEEDER WAR
COIyln Files Three Charges
Against Accused Driver

with the entire ,iy aud county
rousrd over recent auto tragedies
ud an almost daily toll ~ inluT
resulting from speeding and
reckless driving Prosecutor y. u
goLyin Tuesday declared an open
aeason on traffic law offenders
James X Mefeely suid 70 he a
cts rmployc. whose roadster IL al
legged 10 have knocked three ears
MO the ditch iu wild ride early
sunday luiurus himself and three
men. faces three separate charges
u superior court following his ar.
wt by Deputy Sheriff. Leo Sewers
ud Joe Harmhsu, after they emp,
"a their pistols az his car
The eharses preferred by Robert
fraJi0n d1gfnriaue chief deputy
.r17orutor. ARE
Exceeding the speed limit on Vic,
ory highway, driving while intoH
llatrd. falling 10 stop after an sc.
dent
no the event he received maxi
mum sentence on three charges,
NrFesly could get year 10 the
lunB Iau and 81 900 In fines
TIE prosecutor has also begun
tang driving while intoxicated
zes into superior court. one
euinst Al Hughie having been
arard by Superior Judge G 3 Hall
Monday
Justice G. G Dalton before whom
most ~ the county cases are heard,
tpuds ready 10 assess maximum
rualties until The present rampage
stopped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
END BOY SCOUT
ANNIVERSARY
Week Closes With Banquet
Monday Night

Al the ninth annual banquet ~
Scout officials. held Monday evening
In The banquet room OF the Chamber
u Commerce Prof Edmond
Moany WA elected president ol the
Seattle council boy scouts nf Amor
lea. More than 400 persons connect.
ed with or interested in the Scout
movement were present
Speaking with great optimism.
James = West national Scout eAceu-
tive, said "li Is tn strcrsns the im.
pogtaaee % the 18th Scout law
which states that a Scout il rrvet
emit that one % the greatest couirt
buttons 20 the boy life vt Amctl,8 s
being made
An iutereuy eagle Scout rompgi
ton between patrols Of raKio SCOUTS
from Portland and Seattle, and an
intensive camping program are two
important features II the 1895 sea.
son
Asa concluding event OF the scouts
18th Anniversary week IN seattle "a
reunion hanaucts viii be- held Tor all
former scouts thruout the eily Tues
day night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
Two Dahlby Clubs
Boost Candidate

Formation Of two additional
pahlby for Council clubs" were
completed by residents OF The
Washington park and University
districts. TO piWmo,e the election u
Henry G pshIhy 10 the city Coun.
Gill;
The University club Was organ
ircd by % residents az tTsz 10Th
ave. y. r. A. ! Tguki was elected
president. 4 \ Wilson o y nulle
and Walter pittsau. vice presidents
MrS Charles Pigeon. treasurer.
Margaret Jackson. secretary and
Gertrude Pyrci, John NJ crolland.
e. II. Peterson and Al Terry. advis.
ory committee
washington Park residents elect.
"a + Weed. president o D; roi.
liver stcretaD A. n Carlson. >.
Bullock. n Doyle, u Kahlo and J.
Doyle. II IL planned 10 have the
vice presidents meeting weekly dur
lnE the campaign 20 help elect
Henry q pahlby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
PROBE z DEATHS
Coroner's Jury investigates
Recent Traffic Accidents

A coronsr's jury Tuesday morn
ing was investigating two traffic
deaths.
In the case of Mrs Cornelia Rose
Agar. rs, who was killed Saturday
afternoon at gard ave. s. and Dear.
born At. by the auto Of Joseph Bax.
ter. 7o4 card ave s.. tho jury in.
vestlgated four witnesses and tenn.
poRrily held up their verdict until
a nth witness Was located.
The jury then started an inquest
into the death Of James Marine. G..
$40 goth ave. who was killed Friday
afternoon In front OF his home by
Charles Minett, driver of dairy
truck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
River is TAKEN
|. TO CITY JAIL
AS DRUNK
s,red Under Arrest as He
FleeS From Accident
OapANlONS ALSO HELD
,,,th Waits to Claim Week
End Traffic Victim

,r,TTtE potyemeu captured carl
narsOo. Is, auto driver. In a
.ss~ shortly after midnigh,
,odged him la sail on an omen
-, Il duviug while drunk.
"a pursuit az Pearson and his
- snsned following the crash
re autos IN tho University dis.
Thre persons were slightly
1t
~ acs 10 oycrlBkc Pearson
\. a. death was waiting 20 claim
..hsr victim ot the sunday eve
= ralfc tragedies
e.sran's companions W Modin.
al N. r. Erickson a., are held
q him They arc charged with
az drnnk
Faspg John suit said thai Prar.
- auto colHdej With one driven
wallace Bucker 40 llth ave
Il 4 ana T. 55gh s.
r-arSon hacked his car cut OF the
~ AMI sped away it b ailescd,
arrx bis companions afoot
DFkers Roy Davis and NJ q
t.sc IN prowler car chased Pear
a Is \. 18th e. and Suunysidr
4. vaerc they arrested him
4, vas Identified by Modtn and
Rson, both Of whom were
1usst
kAa sullivan. a. OF 1919 May,
a4 ave was near death In the
~ hospital Tuesday, He was run
80 S,lntay at First ave. and At.
arr ST.. hy an auto driven by r..
fiadhe. eil T. Caller II. Physt.
~ ay sullivan had relapse
aAy night and his death is eN.
e4el momentanly. His wife Is
n him. sullivan Is "a shipping
~ employed hy The skinner 4
Bs Co
NO victims of the crash OF sun
* nsght on the Bo,hel highway
are Ms. Berniec Wooley. Earl
,,cn Apartments, was killed. were
srsd Tuesday 10 be slightly i'm.
assd They have an even chance
scegrr
fAsy are wlium Lee. e. s6ij
s.ad 81 driver of the coupe
shrh Mrs, wooley was riding,
i Father Rice. rs. 2207 ssth ave.
w. Who was riding In a car.
usu b. Ted Hopper 25es aist
as
Husn are in the Seattle General
sgial
fsur other persons we're injured
uafric accidents Monday night
saiaE one policeman and a girl.
1 arr expected to recover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
FIND BOY GANG
Bellevue Youngsters Said
Guilty of ID Robberies

Discovery Of an alleged boy bandit
gang composed OF four Bellevue
Youngsters about IS years old was
announced by Sheriff Matt starwlch,
Tuesday. after the boys arc alleged
TO have told him their part in "a
robberios Within the past two years
in that community.
Some Of the loot has been recov.
cred. Three OF the boys were recent.
~ returned from California, where
they we're caught in possession OF
stolen automobile. Charges are OK.
pected TO be filed this week after
deputies have cleared m one or two
other caaes Of house and store rob.
berries with which the lads are be-
llcycd 10 be connects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
Tacoma Bank Holdup
Suspect Is Arrested

sam Markow, 90 oil Alder 81
vas arrested by Seattle police late
Monday night MS possible partici
pant in the robbery % the 2sth ~
branch Of the National hank Of Ia.
coma. and the staying n IFS man
axcr. Harry schmidt. recently
He was taken 20 Tacoma early
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BON TRIAL
STARTS ON PAGE 1

Nsai's supposed to-be soft drink
place at I'll -rntal ave. la
May" Lockwood began. "Fasicl
asked me where I worked.
said. The Ron Marcbe. He
wanted To know how much
money came out Of there and II
wanted TO make some easy
money. said No The next
time saw him he said we
could get away with it-that
he had protection. agreed.
10 VIC planned TO hold up this
store.
I'VE were 90 have two cars. one
10 so up and get the money, the
other 20 switch 20 after the holdup.
! was to get 10 per cent Of the
money and 90 keep them posted
on the amount Of money leaving
the store. and the time II was 20
have been pulled on several different
occasions. but they didn't do Vt.
n was on the lower main floor
when the job was finally pulled
after having talked 10 Neal ana
Fasick together the night before. I
didn't zee any Of them during the
holdup"
on REORGANIZATION. Lockwood
said be- was Arrested y Portland
about month after The robbery,
and refused 10 answer when Atior.
ney John bore asked him. Weren't
you arrested for stcllinK ring
from woman sou were living
wiihg"
The controversy between Dore
and Colvin. brewing ever since last
Monday and Tuesday, when Dore
obtained a continuance on the plea
tl,at Neal had jus; undergone a
tonHl operation. made is FIRST ac-
tuHl breach late Monday. just be-
fore the Jury Was sworn and ex-
cursd for the afternoon recess.
Gillian had informed them that
they would be locked up during
the remainder Of the trial
Dore jumped 10 hts feet asking
who's requested that, your honor7
Certainly tho defense will not 10.
aulre them TO be separated from
their families
Colvln Immediately denied any
such recommendation from the
either
Tho jury was hurriedly ordered
into the an,croom and the court adj
monished counsel against such state.
menis
"My reason FOR saying anything.
Colyin began, was because coun-
sci tnodding toward Dorel has a
habit OF making such statements
TO juries"
Dorc arose. Counsel faisIfies.'
he shouted. "unless he can point
out just one case where / ever said
IL before"
They squared off. facing one an.
other. and continued 20 argue heat
edly. while Gillian left the bench
and retired to his room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
Mccoy on Trial on
Charge of Robbery

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Feb. IL
Eyewitness to the frce.forali
shooting in the antique shop Of
Mrs. Teresa Mors Kid McCoy's last
sweetheart, were to testify against
the former pugillst in his trial TO.
day on charges OF robbery and az.
sault.
a jury Of 10 men and two women
has been selected to hear the iatest
charges against Mccoy. already
under sentence OF from one 10 10
years for manslaughter in connec-
I'm with the death Of Mrs. Mors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17

Col Howard a. Hanson. who will
welcome the delegates on behalf OF
the Seattle Chamber OF Commerce.
expects about ESQ dairy and butter
men from all sections OF the Pacific
Northwest w T. Turner, presi-
dent of the association. win respond
to Col. Hanson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
Distributing Point
for Booze Located

Deputy sheriffs Monday night un-
covered nm alleged distributing pein,
for bottle men in house at 1890
Sixth ave. They arrested H. +. Lee
and william Wright. held on $500
bond each. and seized three gallons
Of moonshine and Is gallons OF col
orod product.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
THREE Is CROWD"
SAY DOG AND CAT
TO MAN PACIFIST

CEORG RILEY and Lewis
VI sohenk both tried 10 stop cat
and dog fights Monday evening.
Both ended up in the city hospital.
Riley who lives AZ the Dearborn
hotel. tried 10 save a cat from be-
ing "massacred" by n dog. The cat
sunk It's teeth in his left leg and
escaped.
Young Schenk saw another scrap
between cat and dog and tried
10 referee. The dog bit him on the
left leg and departed in haste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
midas NEW TRADE

BOMBAY With gland treatments
popular IN Germany and England.
midas export trade In monkeys has
shown big increase during the last
year. Recently 300 monkeys were
exported to Germany in one ship.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
Creamery Conclave
Holds First Session

The Washington Creamery oper-
ators' association met at the first
session Of two-day convention
Tuesday morning at The Olympic
Hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17

J.. b. schwellonbach viii address
the Exchange club at their luncheon
Wednesday noon in the Chamber of
Commerce building. His subject will
be the city manager pan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17

shingiing. now a popular mode Of
bobblug. was regarded a. nm act OF
penanco among tho c2rly Christian
women OF Rome.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-12

months planning for ones next
Arizona vacation.
And, what is of lesser, but yet of
considerable Importance, is his not
severely depleted pocketbook. He
has made the tour in his automo-
bile, anything from Ford up.
Barring mishaps, his transportation
has cost him trifle. His bed I'M
der the stars has been more luxuri-
Gus than the softest couch in the
highest-priced hotel in America.
He had such an enjoyment of his
breakfast, dinner and supper as a
gourmand would have been glad to
purchase at many dollars a day.
And all this has been in Arizona
Phoenix Republican.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-12
IT'S ALL IN ARIZONA.

THIS is the time of the year when
men and women are withdraw
ing some time from their vocations
and avocations for the considera-
ton of their vacations. They are
planning them, discussing budgets,
inquiring about railway and boat
rates, hotel fares. Some are in
tending to visit friends in distant
parts of the country, very proper
way of spending a vacation.
But four out of five are going just
to be going somewhere else, some
only because others are going.
They have no very definite plan
for physical or mental recreation; ;
they are only going to be released
from present surroundings.
The trouble with most people
about vacation time is that they
have not enough money for the
kind of a vacation they would like.
Some are confronted by vacations