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rol I<GRAHAM ST NW.-Two rooms.
second foor front. southern exposure. gas
range heat. light.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

3 ST. NE-TPPFR FLAT OF SIX coon
rooms and bath: furnace heat. back
square OF car line and IN ve-y desirable
neighborhood: renting for S45 per month.
Cau at 23 81. ne. or pncne Franklin
li6s GIRARD ST INVITE PERE9&~
Apt. "a : & D. pgrrE WILLIAM r
NORM0NLE. $40 ST
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os07 ONTARIO RID front communicat-
fug second floor. comfortable: well fur
Yiehed: near . car lines.
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II HlGH-CLASS 10th APT-LarEe we'll fur
n.Shci corner front room. next bath $40.
ne other roomers. Franklin $3.50 to I and
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R06 TPSHCR ST. NV rooms completely
furnished for housekeeping. on car line,
Snus n Mo
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1893 24th ST. NV, Apt. 42-Front room,
well furnished. light. airy, close to bath: :
watkins distance to Government bldgs,: SIS
month. Tel West 2G25-J 80"
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il" EAST CLIFTON NTERRACE-Largc. out
side room with private entrance. next TO
bath Call Sunday or evenings.
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1419 COLUMBIA RID. ADt. 31--Southern
for two. home cooking: Conveuiances: near
bus and cars
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I44 18th ST. E-Furulsh"d room. ad
<oining bath n. W H.. electricity. porch. i'll
ft, hnrlf. IAnnnLfI lSNA
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CAPITOL HILL. 1l5 MARYLAND ave. ne
Two rooms and bath: call between 10 and
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DOWNTOWN-Large Housekeeping front
room. electricity. h.-w.h.. several windows;
SIS monthly. Apply Apt. =. SIG X st. NV,
.,sCnud floor
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Sll NONTH-Small room near bath pri-
| tatH family best section. 10th and Harvard.
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! 5lg 3rd ST. y W.--NIce large room; INV h
electric lights. suitable for one or two: So
per week Franklin $500.
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$50 18Th ST. E.W.-Nicely furnished single
and double outside rooms. conveniently To-
.Hfn2 In..nt.Mn
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1899 ST. NV. dupont Circlel south
r<pon. twin beds: is h " vi h.. continuous hot
water. electricity. phone. $40.
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1872 r l. AVE. W-Desirable single and
double rooms. walking distance: steam heat.
electricity Frank -S-
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LEO r. l. AVE. NW-LarEe room. well
heated: Ioll-top desk with droplight: Pitts
LLLrE hnatar. gRntlnnnn only
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! 325 10th ST NE.-Th-ee nicely furnished
| rooms and ttth h w h. cleo. gas range: by
I owner Very reasonable 24s
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HOTEL ROOSEVELT,
10th St. at V and w.
One, two and three room
suites with bath; some with
breakfast room and kitchenette !;
excellently furnished. Complete
hotel seryiG.
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! "ll4 CONNECTICUT AVE.-Very attractive
room. semi private bath; private family.
! Potomac 1875. 2qs
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1904 KENYON ST. NW-Second- floor front
reasonable, home privileges: near good board.
Col. 4"S1-W
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l46S HARVARD ST APT. For rent,
large. pleasant. south room with porch:
privilege OF getting breakfast. Call before
D m tnNay.
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1924 VERMONT AVE. Thomas Circlel-
single room; housekeeping privileges: Bur
L,.rt0n sIInnL les hnat and hot Hatnr
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1923 18th ST. NV Ant 41-CIean. warm
we'll lighted nicely furnished room. for re-
fined gentlemen. No other roomers 29'
1896 HOBART ST. NV. Mount Peasant
Single front room: all conyenieuces ladies'
Phone Col S1IR oGs
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1905 NEWTON ST. N.W.-FOUR ROOMS
,It;re floor In X. eec. gas h.-wh pri-
vate bath. nhone included. So adults 90.
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FIVE LARGE BRIGHT CLEAN ROOM
nam. porrh. new II decorated IN lst floor.
apt, house. to Adults excellent location:
$50 20 ~cc fauitor. 1901 Pack r5 . W.
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2o20 p ST.-Nlcely furnished front room,
second floor: warm house electricity tele-
phone: reasonable North 9454. evenings.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

REFINED settled lady wants furni shed
Protestant family or well conducted apart
ment house. by the month: rent reasonable
Address Box 41S-B. Star office
MIDDLE-AGED LADY. alone, employed nm
furnished room, refined people. NV: about
S12 month: no trouble. Address Box I43-
B. Star office.
PRACTICAL NURSE wants warm. furnish
ed room: phone hot water, NV. house
keeping; very reasonable weekly rent ref.
VICINITY 18th AND COL RD-Young lady
employed desires single room. furnished.
with private family. Address Box 260-B
Star Office.
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!72o QUE ST. W-WeI furnished double
Dom for one or two gentlemen. every con-
r'EfrH"p' private family
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1900 EMERSON-Deslrable porch room >
people: near exceptional cafeteria. convent
tut hls md lluA Adams oNNA
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1916 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. - Large.
pleasant front room. elevator. North 6l43.
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WANTED-ROOMS.
(COntInued.)

YOUNG JAPANESE gentleman. in business
desires comfortable room in quiet Prlyale
family. near Congressional Library; Lincoln
Park or central: must be reasonable. Az
dress Box 326-B. Star office.
FOR ENTLEMAN-SINGLE. FURNISH
ed room. modern. with or without board.
within walking distance of or accessible to
Treasury Annex. 14th and B NV. Address
Box 29SB. Star office.
GENTLEMAN wants unlurnlshed room with
bath, heat and elcc. light. vicinity goth st,
IN Georgetown. Phone Pot 4267.
l OR . ROOMS and bath. unfurnished, :. "
section. for girls club: maximum rent. S25.
Address Box 25-B. Star Office. 29-
CENTRAL. not to exceed S15 per month.
furnished. Address Box 256-B Star office. :
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1918 18th ST N.W-Attractlve large. front
room for gentlemen. with home SURROUND
Ings in strictly private family. ami. Phone
Adams 2lS2
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/ 1900 MASS. AVE. Apt. l4-Comforta
! Franklin .I.GG.W w.
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/ 1924 Sth ST. N.W.-Front room 50: one
| $3.50. two room. two beds. $3.50. ST
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1850 COLUMBIA RD.-Second- floor house
keeping rooms sleeping ROOM reasonable.
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i107 18th 81 N.w.-Sin-Ie-douhle front
rooms. electricity: steam heat. plenty hot
water; no objection to children. 30
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/ 2l~t AND II STS NW-Wiu share large
! well furnished room with gentleman Ad-
| dr"sS T 223B. star Office. go
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- j. WE. Man Of good habits.
abundant heat SO
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cheerful room southern exposure. refined
lady; Protestant. reasonable. Can SUNDAY
= afternoon or evenings
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sI5 18th ST NW-Furnished housekeeping
rooms: electric light. water on same floor.
h.-W h no children 90.
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INVITING APARTMENT

Two rooms. kitchen and bath with real
reception hall: reasonable. 1885 Phelps pI.
fully and completely furn. for Housekeeping.
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WILL. SACRIFICE one MoNTH ; REM
on 4-roonI and bath apartment in naaeueulN
new apartment house. good northwest se,-
tIon renting Tor ~63.5O par month. TO le-
spouslble party who Vii assume my l.i-c
Address Box }Si B. star Office >
HOUSEKEEPING APT , RMS. TILED
bath. ami. h0twatcr heat: ianItur service.
convenient location. Phone Frank. 39S1-J. ! :"
of1G conn AVF-FLEGANT > OK Is
rooms bath. garage if desired. exclusive SUI
roundlngs. rent Teasonaele. All 6336
= m l.. ianitor service on 14th St car line
rent reasonable y. BLUM < son. u20 y
Y ave NV. NJ 303l. Evenings Al. 6lSs.
apartment 3 large. bright rooms private
bath: ami: convenient to 1ith =. otrs
stores and Tivni: reasonable, Col 5l36-W
ROCKLEDGE APT. "45G 2Oth-WIIL SUB
let lease for 10 months. > rooms. kitchen
bath: all outside rooms. S69 so: one month
free. Call Col. S23-j
lLonILnued on NeAL Ea.eI
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

IN-N TT 7 10 wv .FI.V.
BATH-NEw FTRNITU RF-liyinE rooms
by day. bedrooms hy nEht-FINEST IN
CITI-attractlyc rates. Telephone Com
p.ete service. Come and see something new.
1861 Fairmont st. NV.
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y w. APT. % rooms. ! large
u: hk: partly furnished: no
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1363 EUCLID Nw-EngIish basement.
ibis ant. 3 rooms private family: reason
suIe USE % phone.
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le56 COLUMBIA ROAD-LTrge. front:
WY decorated; every convenience. use OF
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OPPORTUNITY - CLEAN ATTRACTIVE.
we'll heated. Or. b.. apt / exposures. bun
galow plan: ami: linen. silver. china. ex-
CrVtIGuaI
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tContinued on Next fage.J
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Sl9 9th NE-Large front or back room.
elassei-iu porch. mi: reasonable; private
family: furnished or unfurnlshed.
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Ilil K ST. y NW-Nicely furnished rooms.
bright and homelike: hot-water heat. elec :
very central: suitable for man and wife or
~ ,J.s5-eJ
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LANCE BEDROOM. second tlOor. s0ufh
windows private lavatory: continuous hot
" ater half square CleVp. T9l.
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] 81 y NJ ST. w. near Thomas Circle
no children 30
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1909 l7th NV AT MASS AVE.-Front.
single double: block from Mayfower: walk
ing distance downtown. home made pie,
cake fruits, vegetables in season: translents.
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I3%S FAIRMDNr NW-Two elegant rooms
private bath; will rent separately: board II
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~ 3 : E.--Frout parlor. BAY first floor.
Use Of Kitchen, separate from owner: ami.
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il27 18th ST. y W.-Gentemen. nicely fur
nisHcd front room twin beds quiet home:
walking distano" d"Dartmcuts.
So 10Th ST Two rooms and llitch-
"aette newly Dapered: So month clean
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THE RHODE ISLAND. 1897 r. I. Ave. NV.
one extra large for three. continuous hot
water: desirable location; easy walk Govt.
depts: beautiful dining room: excellent
board and room for $40 to S45 per month
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NEAT. COMFORTABLE room in apt. next
10 bath suitable for two. North $3.50, Apt.
JOS after ! o'clG-I sunday.
J339 IONGFELLOW ST. NW,-Front room,
nrIvate home. So: garage. S0. Phone
Adams 2467. ------.-------------
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sleeping porch: both ami. freshly finIshec
large grounds. fine location. light. spacious,
warm. homtllc North 1910.
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! 1919 G N,W,-Nicely furnished room veil
| heated. next to bath FIR 1891. Gentlemen
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140S Sth 81 NV.

Rooms. 81 week up desirable housekeep-
ing rooms. large first floor front room. suit
able for two: near market and cars, phone.
Board II de.red. After . m.
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l2lO y ST W. Apt. We'll heated
room. private entrance: continuous hot wa
eln.fn
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SOB Both ST. Apt 5-Eery reasonable
he Shannon Apartment; next To bath: twin
Ids
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| l02T 18th T. Nw.--Third floor front very
| L2ht. 3 windows. southern exposure. bath on
| 2ud floor Ner- low 2qs
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S25 llth ST NW-Two cheerful rounls,
h.k.; running water. cooking range. Ap-
Ani
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1925 CLIFTON ST NW-Sinrle and dou-
bic rooms with or without board: reason
able: home conyenIences. 29'
81 II y W-S.ngle and double clean warm
twin beds. ami. transients accommodated.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23
NORTHEAST
$6,25O, TERMS.

Tapestry brick home; CO.
lonial front porch and double
back porches; inclosed sleep
ing porch. Electric lights.
Located in splendid section
of the northeast. Deep lot with
plenty of room for garage.
Owner is leaving city and is
anxious to sell. Easy terms
can be arranged.
MORRIS CAFRITZ CO., INC.
18th & X. Main $3.50.
Phone Service Until 8 P. M.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES


ADVANCED beauty course, $35. I'm
perial Academy, 732 18th St N. w.
BOYD shorthand In 30 days. touch typ
ing, bus. Eng. spelPg; pos't'n guar
grads. Boyd School, 1888 G. n. 1916
ELSIE PIERCE. Inc. 1904 st. N. w.
an exceptional school in thorough.
scientific. individual beauty culture
work; write for booklet.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23
ADDRESS
Legal Notices

TO LETHA cELEsTIA nAyITT.
late Of No. s04 p street northwest,
Washington, d. G. You are hereby
notified that final rule for divorce
A. v. M. has been granted against you
at the suit Of ANTHONY PATRICK
DAVITT. your husband, which will be
heard in the Court OF Common Pleas
No. 2 of Philadelphia County, State Of
Pennsylvania, of June Term, 1924, No
401, on Friday, the Sth day OF May,
A. p. 1925. at o'clock p. M, on
which day you may appear and show
cause, II any you have, why such de
v0rce should not be granted against
you, in Court OF Common Pleas No. q
Room ID" No. 253, City Hall, PhiIa-
delphia, Pennsylvania MAXWELL
PESTCOE. Attorney for LibeIIant, 11Os
Lincoln Building, Philadelphia, Penn.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23
Bids and Proposals

COMMISSIONER
April 20, 1925
be received at ]
ing, until q o
1925, for furnish
trio lighting I
Schools. For S
ma alton apply
Building.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23

SUBURBAN PROPERTY 90
6-ROOM and bath, a. m. t.; $500;
800 cash and $50 month; No. 6 AL
legheny Ave, Takoma Park. Nd.
18th st. car line. Col. 7649-W.
GROOM and bath bungalow; a. m. l. !;
$500; $500 cash and $50 month: No
80 Pine Ave. cor. Elm Ave, Takoma
Park Md. Col 7649-W.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23

Also tire repairman. Apply at Once
E01s Ga. Ave. n. W.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23
Miscellaneous
BUILDING MATERIALS

BATHROOM outfit, kitchen sink, toilet
outfit, water pipe, gas water heaters
and kitchen, boilers, toilet seat, steel
beams, brick, doors and sash. lum-
benz, saIvaged and new; paint. roof
ing, corrugated iron, wall boards,
fireproof plaster boards This com
pany carries clean well-selected
stock of all materials from founda-
ton to roof and permits you to
supply all your building wants at
one place at the right price, with
out loss of time. Sidney HechinSer
House Wrecking Co, Camp Meigs, 5th
and Florida Ave. N. e. Main office,
9Th and c. SITS. S. w. Inspection in
vited at both offices until $40 p. m.
Established II years in Washington.
ECONOMICAL BUILDING MATERIALS
Washington Wrecking g. Supply Co..
Inc, 7th, X and Water SITS. S.W. FIR.
1905. N"At the Seventh St WharvsS."
The Washington times., 1925-04-23

CHAUFFEURS wanted with iden-
LITIGATION card and reference.
Apply taxi office, Wardman
Park Hotel.
The Washington times., 1925-04-23
CLARENDON.

An attractive bungalow of five spa
cious rooms, batfaA electricity gas,
furnace, cellar under entire house,
laundry tubs. Large lot, garage.
This property Is in q good section
= and convenient to schools store,
churches and cars.
PRICE, $3.50. TERMS.
CHARLES F. BRoADwATER,
Clarendon, va. Clar. 422, or
Room 32O Bond Bldg Main $3.50
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
JACK H. KLINE
 FORMER AGENT.
 TAKES OWN LIFE
FORMER GENERAL ALASKA ACT. FOR THE PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
 COMPANY
BODY FOUND HANGING TO TREE
Said He Killed Himself Because of Fi- nancial Reverses-Asks be Bur-
 fed at Sea

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 12. (P)-The body of J. H. Kline former General Passen- ger Agent for Alaska for the Pacific Steamship Company, was found hang ing to a tree here. A letter to his wife asked forgiveness for the trouble they had had, and requested that Cap tain Brennan, manager of the Pacific Steamship Company, Seattle, arrange for the burial of his body at sea, from the steamer Emma Alexander.
 He said he killed himself because of financial reverses.
 Some months ago MT. Kline disap- peared from his home in Seattle, leav- ing a letter stating he was going to make away with himself, because of financial reverses. At that time he was found but a short distance from Seattle, and stated he had meant to run away. It is thought he intended to kill himself then, but lacked the nerve.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
GOVERNOR PARTLY FLAYS STATE
 PAPERS
SAYS ATTEMPT BEING MADE TO CAUSE DISSENT BETWEEN
 SELF AND LEGISLATURE

OLYMPIA, Oct. 12. (P)-Criticising what The characteriZes as 'an attempt of some of the leading newspapers aid- ed by some busy body and troublemak- CTS to create strife and cause breach between the legislature and the gov ernor," Hartley yesterday decried any attempt on his part to play the role of dictator and bulldozer in his dealings with the legislature"
 The role for the newspapermen, the governor said, should be to do some thing constructive to help the gover- nor and the legislature to work togeth- CT.
 What is the matter there are many angles to this business. But what is the main reason? Politics. Yes, Greed, envy, hatred and jealous mas queEading under the guise of politics, trying to destroy the administration. But politics are not going to run the governor, nor the administration of this state, not for the next three years.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
WALTER JOHNSON WINS GAME FOR
 WASH. SUNDAY
VETERAN PITCHER TIES PITTS BURGH TEAM UP IN KNOTS
 SCORE 4 TO o.
CovELEskIE PITCH FINAL GAME
GosIin Breaks Record of Babe Ruth Knocking Fifth Home Run in
 World Series

GRIFFITH FIELD, Wash, Oct. 12. (P)-Meadows is not expected to pitch any more this series, as he exhausted himself in his first game. Today's crowd is put at thirty-five thousand.
 Manager Mckenzie, in desperation, sent the lefthanded pitcher, Yde, into the box McKechnie said he would probably pitch Aldrich tomorrow.
 Manager Harris of the Washington Senators, sent in Walter Johnson, who reported himself as fit. Bluege watch cd today's game from the box, off third base Harris said Coveleskie would pitch tomorrow if Johnson won to- days game, and he expected Coveles- kie would cinch the title. The weath- CT has improved and fast game is predicted
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WINS TODAY'S GAME
 SCORE OF 6 TO 3

GRIFFITH FIELD, Oct. 12. (P)- Washington scored first in today's game, Rice crossing the plate on Cos lin's double. Pittsburg took the lead in the third and got two runs. The Senators tied in the following inning on Joe Harris homer. Each team scored in the seventh, Pittsburg get ting two and Washington one.
 The Pirates obtained their other two runs in the eighth and ninth. Ald- ridge worked a curve and fast ball in his pitching today, while Washington used the lefthander, Zachary. It is the first time in the series the Pirates have pounded his offerings.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
NABESNA BRINGING REINDEER STATES
 FOR HOLIDAYS
OLDTIMER FOUND DEAD IN THE NOME DISTRICT-MEMBE
 ARIEL CREW MISSING

NOME, Oct. 12. (P-The freighter Nabesna left yesterday for the states with more than seventy-five live rein deer for state cities for the holidays. A few Eskimos were taken along to care for the reindeer.
 The Victoria's sailing has been de- layed until today on account of rough weather at Golovin, where she is load ing one thousand reindeer carcasses. She has two hundred passengers on board.
 An oldtimer named Delamotte was found dead in his tent on Oregon river had been dead for three weeks from yesterday, appearances showing he a stroke.
 A relief expedition was sent out a week ago to look for Ernest Bowman, a member of the wrecked Ariel crew, who has not been heard from.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
TWELVE MEN LOSE LIVES
 WHEN RUM SHIPS FOUNDER

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12. R- Twelve men lost their lives last week when two whiskey laden crafts at tempting to elude a revenue cutter were dashed to pieces on the precipi- tous cliffs at Pillar Point, Half Moon Bay, south of this city. While the twelve men struggled vainly in the heavy seas the crew of the coast guard cutter number 255, looked on helpless ly unable to aid, fearing their own craft would suffer the same fate.
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Saturday Football

Idaho 6, Oregon O. Southern California 2S, Utah 2. Stanford 2S, Occidental 0. Illinois 16, Butler IS. Notre Dame 19, Beloit 3. Michigan 63, Indiana O. Minnesota 34, Grinnell 6. Yale 35, Georgia 0. Harvard 68, Middlebury O.. Princeton 15, Washington and Lee Penn. g, Brown 0. Pittsburgh 15, West Virginia '. Cornell 48, Williams 0. Dartmouth 50, Vermont Q. Navy 19, Marquette 0. Army 26, Knox z.
 Chicago 3, Ohio State 3. Missouri g, Nebraska 6. Georgia Tech. 16, Penn. State '.
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Four Runs in Third Inning

GRIFFITH FIELD, Oct. II. (P)-
 Gooch is catching for the Pirates to- day with Ruel covering the home pate for Washington.
 There was no scoring until the 3rd inning, when Washington made four runs, Pittsburgh none.
 Goslin homered in the third scoring ahead of him Rice, who had singled and gone second when Moore dropped Grantham's throw of Stan Harris grounder. Morrison replaced Yde when Joe Harris homered
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
BRING ACTION AGAINST STATE
 GASOLINE TAX

TACOMA, Oct. 12. (P)-Automobile owners and freight lines have brought suit against State Treasurer Potts, at tacking the state gasoline tax, declar- ing it unconstitutional, and have de- handed two million, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars damages, which they asserted the state illegally col lected from Washington motorists.
 The complaint charged the tax was toll, and that the law reads highways shall be free from tolls of all kinds.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
BODY MISSING AVIATOR FOUND
 IN MOUNTAINS

BELLEFONTE, Oct. 12. (P-The body of Charles Ames, air mail pilot who fell tendays ago, and has been sought ever since, was found in the mountains four miles east of here His death was attributed to exposure fol- lowing injuries received when the air plane fell The plane was near the top of mountain, just beyond the aviator's beacon. Postal officials opined .Ames fell trying to land near the light.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
NEXT WEEK ALASKA WEEK

SEATTLE, Oct. 12. (P)-Next week will be Alaska week in Seattle, the celebration for the Northern Territory to be observed by all the civic clubs of the city October IS will be off, cially known as Alaska Day and will be observed by speakers and the Elk band in the public park
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
Play Pittsburgh Tomorrow

GRIFFITH FIELD Oct. F. (P)- Washington, three runs eight hits, one error. Pittsburg runs, thirteen hits and no errors. Today's pitching staff included Covelskie, Ballou and Zach ary; Marberry, Aldridge and Smith.
 The scene of the battle shifts back to Pittsburg tomorrow Thirty-eight thousand saw today's game, including the President and Mrs. Coolidge.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
LIVE REINDEER
 FOR CALIFORNIA

SEATTLE, Oct. 12. (P)-Forty-six live reindeer, the first ever brought to Se- attle, arrived on the steamer W. M Tupper from the Kuskokwim River consigned to an eighty-acre tract of mountains in southern california, where the Pacific Coast sportsmen's club plan to propagate reindeer and buffalo herd. The animals were load ed on train here for shipment to their new home.
 Four were killed when they broke their legs in the heavy seas, enroute to Seattle.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
Next Saturdays Football

The football schedule of confer ence games for next Saturday, Oc- tober IT, is as follows:
 Ohio State vs. Columbia, at Co., lumbia.
 Minnesota vs. Wabash, at Mpls.
 Chicago vs. Northwestern, at Chi cago.
 Iowa vs. Illinois, at Ia. City.
 Purdue vs. Rose Poly, at Lafayette. Indiana vs. Syracuse, at Blooming ton.
 Michigan vs. Wisconsin, at Madi- son.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
FOOTBALL GAMES ON IN EARNEST
 IN THE STATES
BEATS MONTANA THIRTY TO TEN-GRiZZLiES
 SCORED FIRST
UNIVERSITY OF CALF. BEATEN
Loses first Football Game in Five Years-Oiympic Club Wins by
 Score IS to 0.

SEATTLE, Oct. 12. (P)-Washing ton beat Montana yesterday by a score of thirty to ten. The Grizzlies scored first when Russel Sweet kicked foul goal after Ritter made Montana's touchdown after receiving pass.
 George Wilson scored two, Tesreau, Patton and Gurtormson one each for the Huskies. Guttormsen kicked a field goal
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
ESTABLISH AlRPLANE LINE
 USING NEW FORD SHIPS

NEW YORK, Oct. 12. (P)-An air plane passenger service between New York and Miami, using Ford airplanes, will be established by John Wana- maker department store
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CANADIAN FLYER HITS
 CAR KILLING SIX PERSONS

TORONTO, Oct. 12. (P-The Cana dian National Railways International Flyer from Montreal, struck an auto mobile containing two families last night, killing six.