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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03

The wife of the financial mag
nate, j. P. Morgan, recently was at
tackled with what is known as sleep
ing sickness.
Although this is called sleeping
sickness, it is by no means similar
to the disease known by this name
in Africa. That is from entirely an
other germ. And its symptoms are
markedly different.
The sleeping sickness which Mrs.
Morgan and other people in civiliza-
ton have had is comparatively
unknown disease, that is, unknown
as to its causes and treatment and
prognosis. The psychologists, chem
lists and physicians have worked
hard to combat it, but their efforts
are SO far not entirely successful.
There have been several cases in
the city of New York since the first
case in March. 1919.
This disease was then a complete
puzzle to medical men. Its victims
were usually Of mature age, but Of
both sexes.
Its technical name is encephalitis
lethargica, and it has been con-
tracted by people who have never
been in Africa or been exposed to
the tsetse fly.
1t was first observed in Germany
in the latter part Of the seventeenth
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03
Radio and Education
UNIVERSITY in a

UNIVERSITY in Western State recently award
"A ed its first diploma for work taken by radio
Il As time goes on the balance between education
and entertainment in radio programs will become
even.
One of the most important features of the wide.
spread popularity of radio is the facilities offers for
continued study after leaving college.
No matter how remote the location of a mans
work how inaccessible books of wide range of sub
jects may be- by radio he keep in touch with the
advance of learning
The radio will counterfeit the tendency to settle
down in a rut after leaving college.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03
Do You Do Their Thinking and All Their Work for
Your Children?

At times you wonder why your
son or your daughter seems 50 in
capable of doing jobs about home.
Then instead Of standing over
them until it is done well, you do
the work yourself and cheat them
out Of an opportunity to learn.
As soon as a child reaches the
conclusion that you will do his or
Ter work IL It isn't satisfactory, the
work will usually be poorly done.
But II you adopt the plan Of
making the youngster stick until il
is right. you will get totally differ
emit results.
Don't make the mistake Of think
ing for your child.
Like other parents you may have
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03

made the mistake Of telling the chill
drcn that il there is anything they
want TO know not to hesitate about
asking you. The impression you
gave and what you meant we're not
the same.
The offer to explain the Difficult
ties was mistaken for the idea that
il the child could not do a thing
easily. you would do it.
Consequently when hard problems
come to the chi/, it turns helpless
Iy to you, with no effort to reason
Il cut.
What is the result? a lazy mind
for the child.
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Service, Inc)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03
FIGURES OF, SPEECH
"Blind Mems Dinner"

The "blind mems dinner" TO
which reference is made occasional
ly in literature, is a dinner for
which non one pays-tbat is, it Is
eaten at the expense of the land
lord.
The story goes that Eulcnspiegel,
the famous German joker, being
asked for aims for twelve blind
men, said: go TO the inn; eat,
drink and be merry, my men; and
here are twenty florins to pay for
the fare The blind men thanked
him, each one supposing that one
OF the others had received the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03
OVER LIES HURDLES
Drifters Can't Reach Real Success.
By LOUIS E. BISCH
Copyright, 1919 Premier Syndicate, Inc.

traits? And isn't each and every
one Of them a drifter?
Drifters have never grown up!
The higher mental faculties, like
reasoning, judgment, powers of in
nuence and will-power, have not de-
veloped apace. Without compass
or rudder-there's nothing to guide
them. They're really a sad lot. You
feel a sort of pity for them like for
children.
BE careful not 10 follow the lines
Of least resistance, TO take the east
est way. II your life doesn't stimu-
late you sufficiently, deliberately set
tasks for yourself so you'll gain
strength and stimulus in overcoming
them.
Always push your goal little
further ahead, just beyond your
reach. Don't push it too far, lest
you become weary and discouraged.
Keep it well in sight.
Study the biographies of great
men and see how they do it. Most
of them had overpowering obstacles
to surmount. In fact, their very
handicaps have often been the cause
Of their greatness. Having deter
mined to win, they put so much
force behind the effort that they
oyershot the mark and achieved be-
yond their fondest expectations.
It's easy to drift-be careful!
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ant mother and child. If private en- y
terprise does not supply it, then the
public must find a way to care for
these important members Of society.
A skilled doctor and a good nurse
are essential TO every locality.
Hurried or undirected childbirth is
responsible for much misery in this
world. This is a matter Of concern
to the entire community. Almshouses
and institutions are filled with per-
sons who are the victims Of neglect
at birth.
If anybody in the world is in need
Of advice and instruction it is the
young mother. For her own sake
she needs care and advice. before the
baby is born. For the sake of the
child she needs this before and after
the birth.
One of the hopeful signs or the
times is the growing readiness to
talk about these matters. The great
privilege in the world is the JOY Of
motherhood. We are not prone to
keep our joys to ourselves and GER
tsinly this one deserves to be talked
over, at least with the doctor or
some other informed person.
The right advice at the right time
will save heartaches and suffering,
the effect of which may continue
through a lifetime.
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Feature Service. Incl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03
WAYSIDE WISDOM
Absolutely Through.
By S. E. KISER

For reasons you may understand.
"I've had my little fling at art,
Society has lost its lure;
Things you may still consider smart
l cannot easily endure;
I've met the Prince, and I had had
Ny vermiform appendix out;
There's little left to make me glad
And less to be concerned about.
1--WE been, as you perhaps have read,
Presented to the queen and king;
No lively prospect lies ahead,
I've been divorced and everything.
/ cannot think Of any sight
That I would travel far to see;
I find that life is empty, quite,
And not a thrill remains for me. :"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03
Royal Responsibility

~ HE PRINCE OF WALES by nature to
assuming responsibility, will be amazed when he
discovers the weight of responsibility that has
been accommodating since he began his travels
Everywhere evidences abundant of the Prince s
responsibility He is to be credited blamed for the
bell-bottomed trousers, for the turned-downPanama
hats for the gray and blue ties The Harris tweeds and
Scotch homespuns fashionable are due to the
princey influence on masculine fashion The blue and
gray soft shirts inspired by Windsors sojourn Out
on Long Island cannot fall from his horse without
inviting the accusation that he rides like prince If his
sense of humor is sound, he surely will enjoy many
laugh when he learns of the responsibilities resting
him.
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money. Reaching the inn, they told
the landlord Of their luck. and were
at once provided with food and
drink to the amount Of twenty flor
ms. On his asking for the pay
ment, they all said, "Let him who
received the money pay for the din
ner." But none Of them had re-
eeived a penny.
Eulenspiegel, sometimes called Til
Eulenspiegel, is the hero Of a Ger
man tale which related the tricks
and the ups and downs Of a wander
ing cottager Of Brunswick.
Copyright. 1925. King Feature Syn. Inc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03

There's nothing left in life" she
sighed,
THAT / can think Of as treat;
All things that money can provide
Men fondly have laid at my feet.
I've seen all that / wish to see,
I've Travelled nearly everywhere;
There's no excitement left for me
On land or sea or in the air.
my jewels are as rare as those
That any potentate may claim;
I've eevry reason to suppose
The public knows me well by
name;
Ny portrait has appeared in all
The leading papers Of the land;
Ny expectations now are small
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03
Daughters and Sons
ADY RHoNDDA, daughter of

ADY RHONDDA, daughter of one of the worlds
L richest mining men, makes timely suggestion
when she urges that women be admitted to part
nershps in business when they prove their ability Lady
Rhondda signs for the day when. signs reading "John
Brown and Daughters" will be commonplace an
nouncements like John Brown and Sons"
Thousands of women in this country in business
for themselves under their names. Many other
women initials to their in and
the professions Hundreds of efficient drec
tors and officers of corporations. Yet the progressive
Englishwoman says, men appear averse to admitting
that their daughters and wives fit to be their part
ners in business The wife daughter who is a
cessful partner in the home would to be worth
training for partnership in business where responsible
ties are no more important.
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BY GARRETT p. SERVISS

; grees of the Pole. The open ocean
appeared likewise to be clear of ice.
This change in the ice conditions
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eru one, called the "Isfiord," were
entirely free, as was also kings
Bay which lies within eleven de-
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ONCE-OVERS
By J. J. MUNDY

Copyright 1875 International Feature Service Incorporated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07

ferris in the first round and
he held the pace thru IL
rounds.
Mnndcll would have won by n
knockout II he had not made the
youthful mistake OF getting careless.
He trippcd and fell over the ref.
eree's foot In the third round and
some thought he had been knocked
down. As matter OF fact. he
knocked Terris all over the ring In
this round and had the crowd shout.
ing the old war-cry. There he goesF'
The gong saved Terris Then,
when the firth round started. Man.
dell dashed out Of his corner 10 fin.
ish the fight, only TO run into n
right hand that almost ruined him
For three minutes he staggered
around the ring. but he didn't go
down under at least two dozen rights
that landed flush on his jaw
After tho fifth Mandell cleared
quickly and took the fight away from
Terris.
The decision giving Mandell the
victory was unanimous. the Judges
agreeing that Tcrris had been beaten.
Mandells victory virtually stamps
him as the new lightweight cham.
pion. His victory was not by such
slight margin that Tcrris is en-.
titled to further consideration,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07

I y, T.. girl
Shoberi. oscar. faHaquhh. boy.
Ztleff. Gus. Port Angeles. girl
HCfformau. James w. f5il W. Will
low IT., girl.
vlasleh. Nichols Geek. $40 y. 18th
st. boy.
Francis. ward J .is27 Harvard ave,
boy
Driseou, Joe F. as L. Nor,hlake.
boy.
Williamson. Harold W. 20 W. Roy
~. girl
girl.
Lewis. Delaney b. l,i 10th ave. n.
girl
semran, Frank James. 10 Columbia
81, girl.
culleu. Ray n. ss5s Pala,ine ave-.
EIri.
Evans. bertrand. Edmonds. boy.
Elkins. Albert T.. 1910 Woodland
Park ave. boy.
Anderson. Jack Elyin, 1903 Dear
born st. girl.
Moriyasu, Toiehi. sos Sixth ave. s /.
boy.
Sg. Gee Nom. 1915 Ye.ler wsy. girl
Tubbs. David p. 1894 i2nd ave. ~.
girl.
Harris, wallace John. 7a3 Marion
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Vital Statistics
RIRTHS

Births in their households arc re-
ported by the following men:
Tough. Thomas Warner. 1909 First
ave. W. hoy.
Napor. Erwin Gerhart 51i5 3lst ave
n. T.. boy.
Smith. John william. 5Oi 18th ave.
~. boy.
Ross. Frederick Henry. 1850 Wood
lawn ave. girl
Gerlotz. John j.. 6t21 Firth ave. s.,
girl
~. girl.
Dwinoii. Earl Godfrey, sunnyside,
Gray stanley n, Gsao 22nd ave. N.
T.. boy.
Sterling. Eugene. 52iS 10th ave. N.
H.. boy.
wleland. Edward Conrad. 1850 N.
52nd St. boy.
Yamnmoto. seiichi 706 olive st., boy.
Storey. oliver, 2223 Harvard ave. n"
boy.
s.. boy.
.okazaki. Kazuo. $40 Weller at. girl.
watrous. Frank. S6i0 Renton ave"
girl
Goodlnnd. Ole. 1906 ~ 39th st., girl.
Tashiro. MonJiro. 800 Maynard AVE.
sgirl
ruJikoge. Hisato. i23 Maynard ave.
boy.
Preston. Howard Hall 5O2c 18th ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07
Mum to Be Billed
as Champion of Mat

CHICAGO. Feb. promoters OF
the forthcoming bout between Wayne
Mum and Mike Romano here decid.
ed TO advertise Mum as worlds
champion. following conference
with attorneys Bin Sandow man.
ager Of Stranger" Lewis, who lost
the title to Mum. has threatened TO
bring injunction proceedings against
Mum and the promoters for claim
ing the worlds heavyweight mat
championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07

Da Efs. 'charl,. a. IS. Bellevue.
Eyer,l, Nels. az. GIL Belmont ave,
Cito. Mrs. Alma. 81. 5s25 Duwamish
ave. Feb. 3.
Nelson. Jennie l.. 81. 1923 Monroe
Knutson. baby. infant. s2s W. ssrd
Mekdiiff Mary. Sc. 500 N ssth St,
smith. John Charles. rs, 1891 Aurora
ave. Feb. ?.
Gray. Martha Ellen. sc. $40 goth ave.
s.. Feb. 2.
Madsen. Chris. es. King county hos
pital. Jan. 80.
colner. Christian Oscar 60. Moore
hotel. Jan. 81.
Ingram. Charles, 60, 1906 Summit
ave, Jan. 30.
Hamburg. Margaret Ganthier. g..
603S SSth ave. :. w. Jan. 81.
Ness. Agnes. II, 22O6 18th ave. W.
Jan. 81.
Mason. Harry o, 81, Port Angeles,
Feb. I.
Heuman. Howard James. Is days.
SOS r. t5th st, Feb. 1.
Libby. Elmer T.. GO. 6Ti6 10th ave.
n. W.,1Jan. 81,
Morley. Lillian Helen. 90. Rehan
hotel, Feb. /.
Anderson. Catherine. 20. 1909 Lake
side ave. s. Jan. 81.
Callahan. Martha A.. 30, 1712 18th
ave. Feb. /.
Dionne. NJ Louise. so, St vincent's
home. Feb. l.
shitamac. Harulo. 8, SOC Sixth ave.
s.. Jan. 81.
Fallon. William Gallagher, month.
81 T.. Roy st. Jan. 81.
Pengelly. Della Eleanor, 81. 3222 La
fayettc st. Jan. 81.
Olson, John. 81, 2So6 Dearborn st.
Feb. ..
Fernandez, Pedro. "a il54 Fifth
ave. S. Feb. ..
Smith. Malcolm Lloyd, Z months.
$50 Second ave. y. w, Feb. g.
Price. Frank. 5S. iiiS seventh ave.
Feb. 2
Reed. Ada Blanche. IS, Nome. Feb. I.
Keenan,. Margaret, IS. 1851 w. Kinds
st. Feb. 5.
Ettlin. Marguerite, l, Renton juno
ton. Feb 4.
Kelthly. Mary L, ss. 1901 Ferdinand
st. Feb. 4.
Blood. Charles A.. So King county
home lie h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07
Three Stars Won't
Fight'in Tourney

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Altho Sam.
my Mandell. Sid Terris and Johnny
Dundee have refused TO compete in
the tournament planned to find the
successor TO Benny Leonard's va
Gated lightweight championship. the
New York boxing commission viii
proceed with plans TO organize the
tournament, II was said today. Op-
ponents in the tournament will be
drawn next Tuesday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07
Passaic Five
Loses at Last

HACKENSACK. n. J.. Feb. I.
After winning l5e consecutive
flames. the PaSsaic high school
basketball team finally was stop.
ped by Haokensack high school
by score OF 30 TO 30. II was
the first game lost since March
10. 1919. The Passaic players
broke down and wept when the
game ended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07
Player-Writers Get
Hook From Bruins

BERKELEY. Cal. Feb. t. Ath.
letes who write articles for publlca.
ton about sports in which they par.
ticipate will henceforth be ineligible
10 play on University Of California
team. accordin gto the new ollgibil.
ity code announced by university ath.
letic authorities. Athletes working
their way thru college are limited to
pay Of $50 a month when employed
By the university or student body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07
Lewis Hurled Out
of Mat Ring Again

CHICAGO. Feb. Stranger Lew
Is again was hurled out OF the ring
after IS minutes and 40 seconds Of
tho feature bout between Ringer"
Joe Hickman and Lewis here had
been run off last night. The former
champion crashed into the seats. sus-
taIning several laceratIons about the
back. Lewis was awarded the bout
on a foul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07
Morrie SchIaifer
Wins OUer Cooper

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Lefty"
Cooper Minneapolis welterwelght
won the decision over Morrie schlaif
err. the Numbering Jew" in n fierce
iO.round battle here last night
Cooper after taking a no.count
knockdown In the third round. came
back aud had schlnifer almost out
in the ninth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07
Spokane Cagers
Trim Multnomah

SPOKANE, Wash. Feb. AFTER
running up score OF 20 TO 2
against the Multnomah club . OF
Portland in the first few minutes
OF the game, the Spokane Athletic
club defeated the former at basket.
ball last night with the final score
a. 10 rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07
Sammy MandeH Hands
Sid TerriS Beating

EW YORK, Feb. TT could only hit a
good tenor in quartet, wouldn't want
anything more. Pm a terrible singer"
Sammy Mande the new unofficial light
weight champion, said today.
There was a time last night" Mandell
said, when / heard some fine singing II
was the birds in the fit hround an it was
queer music"
These remarks are characteristic of the
,,,odoet,y IF ,,oupor rood tnoI,;ru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07
Wilbur Cooper Puts
Down John Hancock

CHICAGO. Feb. L. Wilbur r.
Cooper. former Pirate moundsman,
today signed with the Chicago Cubs.
u WAS known that william veecs.
president Of the Cubs. presented
Cooper with q material boost in sal.
urv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07
Divorce Complaints

Harry II. vs.. Nancy c, Gale. incom-
patibility,
Cora II. VS.. Lucien Roy. cruelty.
Horace NJ VS.. Emma l.. Hall. incom-
patibility.
Harry Earl VS.. Ina NJ Law, deser-
ton.
Annie vs.. Ernest Carlson. desertion
Emily Va. Ruben l.. Johnson. cruelty
Floyd &. vs.. Nellie Louise Brown
incompatibility
Katherine W, vs.. Jack A, Devenny
cruelty.
Hortcuse T.. vs.. Charles c. Merrill
cruelty
Sadie vs.. Abraham Appleton, nom
support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07

Tommy Gibbons isn't very keen
for These foreign matches. The last
time Mike fought In England they
paid him off IN golden promises,
most OF which were counterfeit.
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Mandel who gave Sid ferris the pride of the East Side
the licking of his life in 12round bout last night in Mad-
Square Garden that worked 100000 crowd of H. 900
fans into frenzy. With the exception of the fifth round
when he heard the birds hitting harmony, the fight
all Mandes He took it away from the fant-hearted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07
MONTANA WINS

MlSSOULA. Mont. Feb. l. Mon.
tana defeated Gonzaga here in a
might. 45 10 "a.
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ANN JANE FINLAY. midwife state
rsHiHterrd). residence 5zi0 East
lake ave ca ptfi 1883
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AionufneIi
Physlclans. Surgeons

PUGET BOUND Marble and Grant,.
Co. ist and Virginia EHtabllShed
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The Seattle Star

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FUNERAL NOTICES

DIR. ANGUS. Suite 900 iantagsA Bid.
Women'n ailments. disorders
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Name ahd Reside nee

Name ana RESIDE nee Age
Hansen, Arthur William. Sc
Turner. Josephine, Seattle .......i7
Brlx. Carl G. Powell Butte. ore. 81
Brlx. Christine. Seattle .....45
Rodionoff. SerEei. Seattle ...23
lTuliageen. Maria. Seattle ......1s
BywRtor. William. Regina. Canada Il
Shcwcll, Charlotte Elizabeth. Sc
attic ......s.-........... 5S
GrommonS. Glenn Ivan. Seattle Legal
Howell Agnes Bertha. Seattle Legal
Joss. Charles Bruce. Seattle Legal
MeI.aren. Dorothy Edna. Sc
slosH. Reginald s. Seattle Legal
Fisher. Agnes c.. Seattle Legal
Harris, Edgar Lewis. Tacoma Legal
VILE ford. Lee, Tacoma .. Legal
SchmittlinR. Ed. Seattle ..... 80
Cullen, Mae. Seattle ...........25
Sturgell. Elmer T., Seattle .....2S
Lusk. Irma Airline. Seattle ......lT
Williams. Theodore r. Seattle Legal
.GilloEiy. Grace NJ. Seattle 49,. Legal
Allen. William T.. Seattle ....29
Horne. Florence Isabel. Seattle Legal
wInship. Harry, Seattle ..... Legal
pattee. Mabel. Seattle .... Legal
1.aMottc. Robert Smith. Seattle 20
Clark. Alice Gardner. Seattle ..22
Myosei. Iwamatsu. Seattle .......ss
Yano. Katsu, Seattle ............a6
Meadows. Elmo H.. Seattle ......2t
Church. Mabel Grace. Seattle III
Baker. Mckinley. Seattle ....2S
Church, Lavcra NJ. Seattle .....22
Girard. John Roy. Seattle Legal
Wallace. Mary. Seattle Legal
Noel. Clyde Fellows. Seattle Legal
Rodman, Suisse Helen. Seattle Legal
Row berry. Edwin. Snodualmio ..2a
Langdon. Bessie. Snoqualmie ..1g
kinnear. Floyd T.. Seattle Legal
Boswell, Ruth T.. Seattle .... Legal
Kniekreehn. Fred A.. Yakima ia
Bell. Lois. Yakima ...............2i
Gender. Martin. Vaughn ......s2
Howe Grace. vaughn ...t.......20
Johnson. Per Erik. Seattle ......79
swanson, Mary l.. Seattle ...... go
Ruben IL. U. S. s.
pennsylvania Observation-Disclosures.
Clark. Frances NJ. Seattle .......1s
white. Edwin T.. Seattle .......s5
Rebttzke, Lillian NJ. Seattle ...26
lsakson, Fred. Seattle ........I.eEal
Ostrom. Esther. Seattle ....... Legal
korres. Edmund r.. Seattle ......2i.
Chapman. Edith Josephine. Seattle "a
Duncan A., Seattle IS
Hin, Mabel NJ, Seattle ...52
Jackson. George. Beverly Park Legal
Bourden. Belle, Beverly Park. Legal
Evans. Fred, San Francisco I'LL
Spinney Lora NJ. Seattle .......17
Hicks, Donald A.. Portland ......2gI
Cattron. Helen. Portland ......24
DEATHS
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JENSEN FioRf

JENSEN -FLoRENCE JENSEN. %
1909 " seth st.. aged - years.
daughter Of Mrs Henry Nnylor.
sister OF Grace Moore, Mrs. Ellis
Damron and Harry and VIM. Nay
ior.
Funeral services sunday at p. m.
in our chapel. Cremation. Home
Undertaking Co
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mAkIn-At ChamphLgn. nlInol

BANEU-At Champaign, Illinois.
February 2. 1875. ROSE A. be-
loved wife 81 DR.. Robert Baker
and mother OF Ralph and Ruth
Baker. daughter 81 Mrs. Ida kpe-
mig sister OF Dr. Carl Koeuig. Mrs.
sydney Jones Of Seattle. Mrs. iyer
tyersou 81 Forks. wash. Mrs.
John Day and Alfred K0enig 81
Toppenish. wash.
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DEATHS

Hopper. Charles NJ. "a. t5l2 Brook.
Ign ave. Feb. 4.
Larremoro. Austin. 1. Montesano.
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Funeral services will take place
from the nutterworth mortudry. 900
r. Pine st.. tomorrow Sunday at
, .. m. All friends Invited 10 AT
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