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New Britain herald., 1925-04-08
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE

In correcting High Blood Pressure the Victor office methods have met with unfaIlIng success. With that wonderful instrument, the sphygmo- manometer. they are enabled to de- tect the exact pressure Of each pa tient and where an abnormal condition ir found the auto-condensation treat- ment is applied-pleasant and sooth- ing-and reducing the blood pres sure at least five 10 twenty points In a single treatment.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-08
Costs Dollar a Mile to
 Exceed the Speed Limit

Washington. April S.-It is cost ing Washington motorists now a dollar a mile per hour to exceed the speed limit. Judge Macdonald, presiding in the capitol's new traf- fc court, has adopted this as a fair and expeditions basis for fining speeders. one motorist, for example, accused of turning off S5 miles an hour being assessed just that num- Der of dollars.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-08
State Hospital at
 BinghamtOn Has Fire

Binghamton, N. T., April 8.-The Broadmoor building of the Bing- hamton state hospital was threaten ed by fire early today, but the flames were extinguished by the state hos pital fire department assisted by Binghamton apparatus before much damage was done. Many of the pa tients were unaware that the fire was in progress and there was little disturbance. The flames were con- fined to the basement of the struc- ture which is one of the largest of the state hospital units.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-08
Bronchial, Asthmatic and Catarrhal Troubles
In the Treatment Of the Above Com plRiHts the Method Of the Victor Health OfTIce Hus Met Wth Re- markable Success.

Asthma, Bronchial troubles and catarrhal complaints are ailments over which drugs have but little effect and should not be expected to accom- plish much. The modern treatment of today. and one that has proven highly successful in the treatment of scores of cases Is that as adminis- tered by the Victor Health oIlce.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-08
Neurasthenia NERVE EXHAUSTION
tThe Great American Dlsease)

There are numberless people who do not call themselves sick, and yet they feel nervous, weak, langu.d and tired most of the time. They have no ambition or endurance in work everything they attempt Is an effort. Life to them appears as a long, gloomy future. Their appetitetis poor and variable: they become Irritable. cross and discouraged. They have pains and aches in various parts of the body, and there is often indges- tion. belching Of gas. pains in the stomach present. Sleepless, waketul and restless nights follow. They be- come droWsy after meals and the brain tires easily.
 The Victor Health Office ts brought in daily contact with go many of these sufferers that they are firmly convinced that they are most emin- ently qua lifted to advise. direct and treat such cases. Wonderful results are being given every day to those unfortunates suffering from this dis ease
New Britain herald., 1925-04-08
An Illustration of Furoscopc xRay Examination Made by The Victor Health Office.
Entire Building Just Behind the State Capitol and Known the Old Brainard Mansion 85 Washington Street Hartford
 Conn. Devoted to This Coming Form of Treatment

The people continue to suffer after another getting better their They n hidden disease. All authorities the blessings aleviation of human pains half battle With
  nIs consultation examn on including $500
  discouraged the wonderful n-
New Britain herald., 1925-04-08
CRE.NADEs KILL THREE

oels, silesia, April S.-Three non- commissioned officers were killed and one private was seriously wound .d today through an explosion of mass of condemned hand grenades. The four men, who had gone into ssxstx dnepats emerged Iron it thinking ths pile of munitions had not ignitsd-
New Britain herald., 1925-04-08
Diseases Successfully Treated by Victor
 Health Office

Among the ailments treated by our natural methods are anemia, asthma. billiousness, bladder and blood trou- bles, bronchitis, bowel trouble, ca- tarTh, cystltis. constipation. ear trou- bles. dyspepsia, eczema, female trou- bles, gastritis, hysteria. headaches, heartburn, intestinal troubles, iusom- mia. kidney trouble, liver complaints. nervous debility, hemorThoids or piles. psorlasis. rectal trouble, rheumatism, stomach strouble and other affections of men and women. -.
 The office hours announced are Monday. Tuesday. Thursday and Erie day from 10 6. m. to 1 D, fn.; Wednes- day and Saturday, 10 s. m. to D. m; and sunday 10 d. m. to D. nl <
New Britain herald., 1925-04-08
EASTERN LEAGUE MEETING

Springfield, Mass. April S.-Presi- dent Dan O'Neil of the Eastern base ball league today called a meeting of league club owners here next Tuesday at o'clock This will be the final meeting before the opening of the league season April 22.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-08
Sciatica, Neuritis and
 Rheumatism

If you are a sufferer from sciatlcs. uenrtis or rheumatism, you will be surprised at the instant relief afford. ed through Natural Methods. The Victor Health office has accepted for treatment such sufferers who pre- viously had tried every form of treat. ment and medication at their conn mand and have given them welcome relief and eventually restored them to vigorous health.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-08
CROSSWORD PUZZLES
Not Only Do They Boost Sale of Dictionaries, But Also Help 10 Los Angeles, April S.-The eross- Sell Real Estate.

word puzzle which has been identi- fled as an aid to education, an cX- citement to suicide and a boon to dictionary publishers, can also sell real estate, 1t was revealed in suit filed in superior court yesterday by J. D. Calicott against R. E, Dam ziger and Marion II. Kohn for an accounting and dissolution of part nership.
 Callicott avows that he perfected system of selling lots in Los An geles sub division through cross word puzzle advertisements, and that the system worked so well that he and the defendants earned an income of $1OO to $l,000 day. Now, states his complaint, Danziger and Kohn are trying 10 gain con- trol of the business for therhselves and have denied him access to the firms books and accounts,
New Britain herald., 1925-04-08
AVIATORS RELIEVED LOST

London, April S.-No trace has been found of the two British flying officers who have been missing since large bombing plane fell into the sea off the coast of Kent, near Birchington yesterday. and it is feared they are lost. Two other men were rescued at the time of the &C., cident. They are in a hospital. one of them in critical condition.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-08
ARRIVE IN MONTREAL

Montreal, April S.-Count Michael Karolyi, first president of Hungary, and Countess Karolyi arrived in Montreal early today from New York on the first stage of their return trip to their home in London.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
AUTO BARGAINS
THIS YEAR
Eberharter's Used Car Man
Praises Values

-gevsr before 10 the hisiarF n he
amomabiis business in seattle has
iho prospective purchaser been -.
fsfed saeh high grade cars A. such
extremely l0w prices. nor been o.
frred such = fine display ~ fsisct
from hs az The present time Gays
prank Dunn. manager - Ehsrhsrt+
sfH Cargo. Inc. commenting on
general automobile business and ths
firms special spring display ~ their
spsn.air sales no~. Third ave a,
Virginia ~
"in preparing our special spring
dissay 40 carefully checked over
our records of the paat four Or five
years 90 Determine the class n cars
most desired by the purchasing PUB
lee be continued. "Cafs that orig.
naiiy eost 1900 % 5000 are nov.
sfisr being ihoroiy fsconfitl0nsq and
made az nearly usw 81 posaibis. f8r
raie at from 1900 % 600 when you
consider that auto prices arr nov
lower than before the war and that
these high grade carr are good for
years ~ reliable service. this u IN.
deed a remarkable fact
"'rhs demand for high Eruds carr
Il MOI only greater. bat the bulk u
ihia demand comes from ths H'an u
small means. for whom low prices
aud very easy payment plans must
b. provided we have sififsn. with
large measure ~ suecsss. 20 meet
ihlz demand and have always su'
dsayofei 70 lead tho fisid weeks q
bard labor bY isfEs force have
been necessary 70 nrfnnEo fhis spring
display. and We believe that We have
never before prepared Fueh fins
showing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
TRUCK MEETING
National Conference OF an
dependents" Called

wAsufSGToS. n. G. May IA
a national legislative coafsrsnca ns
the independent hsss and truck or
orators Of the country has been
called by the American ku,omobllo
association. 90 epAvrus ns the IA.
tianal headquarters o. The asaocla.
ton at 20 a. m. May 80.
According Ia the announcement %
the convsuii8p. which u % rs held
ur1isr The auspices % the eefnmsf
cGai vehicle department o. tho a. =.
A.. tho primary purpose Of the A.
srinr ii 10 Give tho independent OF
orators % motor vehicle common
carriers an opportunity 70 formulate
legislative policy In regard 20 ihs
Interstate regulation Of trucks and
buses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
SLOW CLIMBING
MARK SET
Gardner 8-in-Line Makes
Steep Grade Easily

Starting from Gosdsn. Colo. At
80. ., IN. on March -. Tom saw.
ass. IT. Of Denver. IN a stock Gard.
f,sr Eight ln.I.ine hro9Sham. eatah
itshed a Slow speed. hiEh Esar rec
ord for this tortnogs grind
Before ne PULSED out % Golden. on
the flsst % hts 10 rothsi tripu. gears
svere seaisd IN high and shc hood
and radiator also Nralesl under the
personal supervision u a. ". Ken
uey. F. w. Rc~snie and l. n Kart
lets, Denver usexpSuer msn. who
acted az efflciaI observers dariug
The run,
During the "a consecutive hours
he was belttnd Tbs wheel. Savage
covered only zzG fuitr-. al an aver.
ngr speed Of ia snltcn an hour. AZ
no timn did Re drive az a speed IN
~xcesz Of 10 miles an hour on the
upward cllFnb- No wafsr or OIL was
added during The run. and the m.
tiru trip was made on ists gallons
OF CAROLINE. Three stops. totaiirg
- minutes. were made between the
start and nntsh. TO permit Savage
TO ear and change observers.
The lpx os the trip which was
kept b. the official observers. re-.
vcais sauoa q the difficulties pses
and conquered b. the rev Gardner
K.ight.iu-tins. Nearly 81 touts %
the run were maaa n tho tssth %
= raging snowStorrFL and at times
savage was forced 20 drive thru
dense eioudbauks. which lowered
orer the mountain and made i i'm.
possible 10 sec more than % feet
ahead.
A. the completion OF SavaErss
hfasovy making trip. seals were re-
Enovrd BIZ the official observers.
whose nfflsiavtsa that the run was
made In stock Eighth. Lice
brpugham are now on Ills in Saw.
awr's office in Denver. The speed.
orneter was checked for correctness
% speed registration By John J.
Hateder. In charge Of the Stewart.
Warner Products Service station, az
tfs2 Bannock ~. Denver. Tests
runas on machines used regularly
for that purpose. proved that tbs
Hrccdometer had registered the cor.
rect speed NJ al times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
CROSS OCEANS
TO SEE PARK
Yellowstone Attracts For
eign Tourist Trade

~Alaays req. ever full % ehauss. p
Yellowstone National pars stts year
seema HseiY 70 Atgracs more VISITORS
from aceesa the aras than Tor many
seasons
Thls cDg1msee, % 4 II snslth rss
srnscg trsffie utsnaxeF - tite $etth.
crn Paefilr ualisas a ti ,tt'
the inquiries uus coming in from
widely separated foreign lands, sne!ua
Ing Egypf. Chlaa. C'glu'nbss. y A..
India. Switzerland eai etse~hsrr
Las, aeason. according 20 Atr
smith. visitors 20 The PARK came no,
oniy from every state Ia The unlau.
bns from = foFrsEn countries. iaeiua.
ing England and ssvva ether eoga
tries Of tho British Empire.
Time war VIXEN a park visitor srpm
over seas vas unusual bot THO luFs
81 .'shr snoes human os All the fs2rae
seems to grow wtsh the year. fgs
YslIaNsiens attracted IN 1894 nsatig
900 visitors from forsE u lands shs
total number Of visitors ta 1894 leius
llftts persons. tha greatest ysss to
the history q the park
Canada ssus rs tourists thru ths
park. England Itself seat -. whlis
rs Australians crossed tbs Pacific
70 sss The park that has uags ery
ssrs than sIl The rest 81 shs worIa
Twenty uins Chinese visited yellow
stone. 20 Nlppcnss@ and II Germans
THE list also includes - visitors seusF
Holland. . from France and lone
Traveller from isEssla.
Park facilities have been pgs tt
first.eIass ORDER for the 1896 ssasof
which open June 20. Mr. smIsb said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Denounce Hog Who Picks
Rhododendron Blossoms

areas u tie growth actually 90 threat
- dYsraesios. Thia picking has
been ~ Iaann nsh our rigieps
Amsfiesa waste ~ natural resources.
wheshsf seoHgmie Or merely ssa.
tbs,ic
FAN 81 whieh leads % ,his
10 who picks niafs than few
blooms DO who paess any place
eissn, hs who uantgniT destroys the
plant 10 securing the hleons. hs wita
pieka tie faii blann blpssom which
Uahhes last lili be srsa q home he
aisa assss hsnsslf o. his car wtgh a
profession ~ tbrss glgMsfr b~zFs with
him laadse ~ shame. lie Il q
rsse5eirndron beg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

persons Who iea; iiisir lives hoard
ma aad leaving trains IN mosion
IN Nsw York city alone sss per
sons wera killed IN automobile aoe,.
dents during 1854 whlls Ia caleaEo
go WIRE motor victims. he con.
iinnsd In Philadelphia automobile
fatalities numbered re. In Detroit
ibsre were ZIG. ~ iDouls. 49,. noz-
Ton. 49, igitsburs. ia. and Ios
Angeles. ses"
Attic the years 1874 and 1874
saw the afs#iasi tfafne IN Eniiuay
history. Ashton stated that there
vas decrease ia iile Hunahsr OF
fatal accidents among employees.
The moss serious problem % The
railroad to-day il - eliminate acri.
dents Al crossing. tho rnsi chief con.
,innsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

iieciaftaE that the ear shsrh IN
dsess,i oug wtla fsosiodsAdFua hiaans
carries a tadsu u Shame. sita Wash
laEtau Aie,Bfsf. m0alhii psihlh4sioh
% the AuiaHieisiis Club u washsBk,
son aEaia plrais with fha motoring
putiie 90 pisa tbs Stale flower sfssFs
insiY Tbs fhpsi6lsadfun ths Ssil-
sofsai declares. has herr tls1 ~phisei
~ g,ine psss ~ tbs 5sifshness ~ q
EIsaf nsmeeg q lovers o. nature - lia
lesa g never 80 vel a. uhsn G6ssFpf,
iaE Us beauty.
~Tia FhosieisBafpa" The sias8fisi
declares. FsogYrfn atepir fFcui over
pleksaE. ahlch has tseafns sufslslsnt.
4, --~spwus frt tito HtbFe arnrsashln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
NATIONAL ROAD
TO THE SOUTH
Magnolia Highway Joins
Dixie and North

Another new uatlassai highway hss
been er@ned alaaBlgE thr taisni
states gFpm ghe arsat Lakes 20 the
Guar lbs MAGNOLIA route
Direct. and IN an almost straight
tire shls ngu kFeas utatss foule eili
pgfsr an opportunity for meter eaE
time schedules Only a A,iie sigwsg
shap tbs fact niale trains sgl ~ Cal
case. and win run thru sgfae ~ ths
tAisse1 part ~ tho aAssaa.
fkgY hagfn vas consumed in =
non ffop rwn ~ whhh Arthur ts
tant a G1ils.uTss Nss~ uus-rs
mani interested ~ -aeeiag America
Ftm4- offieiaiig opsnsa cha route
earring u5th hlm. b~,Wf1n his h6Hss
town sBi chicago. Cot Wtlliara Il
NoystsF. pFataessF - iise feugs. and
fiaaad as tissa febfsg asiseF. IN s
stWslrtakFr sf@si Nts ear
'fha tgsal aprs sian3stef dlssaRre NJ
is4s mules snl ths nsp sosts Is
spassseEsa ~ shamtxFa - eusnmsges
10 all sltles along tie nay
tpdlsaa sua tiliaass asfssaY tavs
cesBpsstsa with raargsta ,iaslr tec-
,i5us u tfs nsv issrsanissieaa
route siississlpgi Wili apsai 1850
eeq building ia section shla year. AZ
miles q unatoksn concrete
Tbs National Highways associate
arl che National Motorists. aassesa.
tloa arc b~hiad It's usss stueas -
have starr Hsaas this year 90 that
section ~ tho yaass tying Ia Teuass
sre and Ksnsaesy. tbs eghrr tnu
states tyaseFsesi
The pioneer run. officially deasea'
lng ,hs AaEaosa foats. usa ssiads
without incident al an ELAPSED siml
rats Of "a miles an hour Actual
running time. emitting ferries. steps
sar two puucturss ard refusing. wa-
AZ the rate u q miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

nTTnFAr LAhr.-~M inE ea8ntY
FnFfnEftF kn4mn a. ffHh Lake uHs
en8 hatf miles fsaW liaFrHasts.
tia siiNegs taaeht 90 deep tFpii
aift Npfms serfa faueht aH -
81
VI MNfr LAM FhHFaF@n fHMUr
FF Htvsfs hegs btgH titfeH a
uFafgF sqrFFuHr astNnH suuae sEEs
ssstn "a ~ ths hhss lafr
utIFu tsstt ts-- y iag eRansy ffHe
ratFArs - sFHHt reported mHfk
hsFaY srann geaa rstrhss ~ hass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
cAns rNcRrAsE rAs1

Tbs percentage ~ automobiles 10
Population Increases faster than thar
n ihr pr capita Hs8nnnf ~ money
a. net. according 80 she Il =. iFr3h-
ny department Tho gaia in TIRE
former has been 10 per crn; IN the
last decade, asainst only per cent
faf the latter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
RAILROADS ARE
SAFEST
More Danger on Streets
Than on Fast Trains

CHICAGO. May SO. You arc IN
fss greater asngrr in crossing ihs
sirfess o: ans cry m Amerea than
sou afs Va speeding sefuas ibs
notrssfy. 60 miles as hour on rail-
Val train This statement aHs
made hers ~ ~ D. Ashton. pfesi,
aeui = ghe AmsFiesa halfway a.,
sasikiinh.
sfn 1854 - the 81 o9e coo irHia
Tsssta. only 10 we're ALLIED Ash.
ton asserted '-Thls was q decrease
% - BET cert ~ tho annual aver.
hse ~ gia years 1880 20 iEss. IN
1884 there vas an increase - II
persons who lasi thslF iiFss. but
ihis was tue 20 su lacrosse of 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
MINIMrM spErp LaM

John n. MarkaiI. chairman of IN.
Maryland state roadt cornniasion. ad.
v.ses substitution o. the maximum
speed limit wsth a minimum speed
lsnli. 10 speed up traffic Hs also
suggests that aloS.moTing vehicles
be- barred from main streets during
reah hnurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
FAKE LICENSES ISSUED

A plant that issued sakc autono
bils licenses az low cost has heen
discovered by the New Jersey eoru-
missioner of motor vehicles. More
than 100 OF these licenses have hscn
rsgokefI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

sna perch. slsa FefA find FaF hsss
Road " rRfsltrnt rnndtfiun Fois
sWas rsaAF FtFrr ffetn iirnfan msAfs
s6t az fgfBoslasiaas iivpefges 81
a 81 fst
tsfscgaebs nm haw 90 reach any
~ these nnssfF rsr ~ obtained az
tee sffirs - ifbfF & Taft. fief
nnNnM9 A. Neakt&s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
New Star Coach Arrives
to Charm Seattle Fans
Radical Departure in Seating Arrangement
Proves Popular With Drivers

The much tblkeA of star caach
which was hovu far che IBat time
~ the SAN irsncisco au1omobile
shoe IS now on display at the show
reems ~ enc llowcllrhompHan Alo.
tcr company. distributors ~ star
Snd puiaut cars.
According 20 the local dealers che
rev star coach has received sNtraor
eirary favorable comment frum the
iuany visitors who have viewed this
latest creation q The pumbi 81 q
company % California, and an are
unanimous in dcelsuns that the star
ccach has the nnlah ~ TIE higher
lriecd cosches The star coach Nith
thr million dollar motor" is GREAT
Ing over The entire Cast an imprv9s
SiOa a. great a. the sensational hlli
climbing performance 81 the star
rars. which to-day - the outstanding
feat IN the lightweight ear field
NEw FEATURES
DESCRIBED
The following detailed description
~ Tho ccarh emphasizes the conf
risienoss % the body construction
and several features In to3y desiga
found only ia tse higher priced
coaches,
The each q finished IN signal
prown with Two fine white ivory
stripes running completely around
the tor % tho body. and " ~ wheels
and running hoard paieied and
striped 10 match, Il a twodeor.
five passenger car. with exceptionally
svida doors and WindoNa u has a
lNpE grained leather top with laun,
deles type highly polished side bow
The oQach's frony seats arr divided
And present ono q the MOST useful
sna radical chaugSs set advanced IN
coach construction. for. laste8i 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

I,igh' hundred million In federal
excise taxes has been paiG b. u.
automobile industry ia seven years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

tipplns forward to allow entrance io
ths rear interior thr rrat hinged un
enc Tea elsie. tlps toward che dfitrr'a
side. practically eirAuns tho flsaf
f9f "a ttioch cnlfancr % tho fvsr
~ tbs ear The drivers seat, o.
hmEct ppemtss in tho opposite ri.
rrotipn The entrance asar Ia $50
inches wide ana a. inches deep
COLONIAL
COACH DOORS
THO duega aFe shaped much after
tho fashion ~ the uid colonial raarh
tyF,e door. silha the difference in
aeef v lath at sop Hnd bottom ate
ne, "a radical AZ the Oh typa, The
top ~ the door. however. h a tftsle
wider than the bottom The d3Sfs
are fitisd with metal door checks.
eliminating any strain on The frame
or body,
The coach seats five passengers
comfortably. with Is tsinch Wide rsaF
seat. ana with upholstered cushions
ths, arc 81 inches deep Theirs b.
- Inch les room srtwrcn the FRONT
and roar seats
lu equipment e VARIED and in.
cluiea rear window six spring tsi.c
curtains. aome nEhi, doer iocs. lnside
on the drivers aide and Instantly
operated. window tfts That require
bat ono turn q ths crank 20 Talse
OF i0wvr, automatic aipdshisid
wiper, yenulatog 90 she Govt and on
thc panel above the one piece wind
shield. and highly polished nickel
hardware that q a pleasing contrast
70 tho deep ealorei velour upholstery
II also has the csvt instrument
panel eaairpi. safety bumper. maso.
meter with winged ANA heavily
.ickslsd Sadiator cap and siuminufn
Kick plates lsAtlafoF ahsn and
head lamps arc also heavily nickel
plated
The coach y mounted On the 1888
STAR chassis. equipped With ,hs stusl
lion dollar meter. fauF.w hssi htaksn
fun balloon tires, and having all o.
the ether star chassis features
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

Tbs total federal t1cisn ia1sr 4 -
issl ~ war rneasare. ate iarsrr 10.
tisy thAn ia var gears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
AN ENTICING
SCENIC TRIP

Bui there was still tho view OF
tho valley below snoaunimlc Falls
waiting for uH, ns peaceful a pas.
tornl scene M man ever viewed, no
we kept our seat.
And no 10 homo, as Home Brow
says. But motorists who want u
typical drive from Seattle 20 Wow
our scenery. Gun find no moro war
led trip. cmbodylng mountnlna, val.
Toys, waterfalls. virgin forests and
pastoral meadows. 20 say nothing
~ tho queer mixture OF warm sum.
NOR in the valleys and winter snow
In tho pasn, than 20 make the same
journey
And II Mr. porrymon gets his
m0torlog picture out next week
patrons ~ the Blue Mouse thonior
won't need to drive an the way no
thero 10 Aec tho Hconory" HnyH
Manager John iinmriolS, Of tho Bluo
Mouse, whore the scenic viii be
shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Star Motorlog
STARTS ON PAGE IL

4. Hegncsg. OK Sorth Bend. and
their small son Hclmar, and Mira.
Laura RIlnRfcitcr and daughter
Gl.iys were engaged In SNOWFALL
fight
Coming back VIC stopped at Anabo
falls. serIcs OF three cascades,
where tho river makes three mighty
pIungen. and wo also enjoyed The
view from tho county bridge. which
spans tho river just west Of Camp
Mason.
wish could sleep Bit" snld
the nuto editor.
Fine" said Driver H0gslad,
Walt until / mako your bod. This
IL an oidsmobIlo Pullman style
coach. you know. You can make
fine bad by laying down tho back
afat"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-13

Arthur Frame, Anchorage attor- ney, arrived in Seward yesterday on board the steamer Redondo. Attor- ney Frame departed for Anchorage this morning.