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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Oratorio Society
Well Received

\ large and enthusiastic audience
ervrtcl the Seattle Orttorio society.
Tuesday night al Plymouth Cungr..
Eafionnl church. In is initial pet
Torrance Of HANDLES Judas Mac.
,ltAcus" The audience accorded
both the society and Mr J. W.
BiScL Us conductor. an ovation as
the Performance progressed and de.
mBnded repetition Of the last
chorus
MIR BiNsl deserves praise for sus.
thtninE the interest Of the society
since Il begun rchcarsnls last fail
on this great orstorio.
THE four soioists. Mrs Percy j.
sHrke Of Tacoma. Miss Wlnifrcd
Parker MIR Marshall sohl and Mr.
william Hedbcrg were delightful In
their various soil Mr.. Blxel was
assisted by John sundstcn at the
Piano, and Carl Paige Wood at the
organ.
The society viii begin rchearsals
next Monday evening on sullivan's
"The t'rodlgui son" Ilchcarsals
viii be held Mt o'clock In Goth.
semane Lutheran church.
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ALKl CLUB TO MEET

Announcement Is made Of spc.
cial meeting Of the Alld Community
club. at the AK Community hall
nt 3 ,. m. February S. The pur.
pose OF the meeting is to discuss
various local improvements such as
bulkheads for the bathing beach.
bcttcmcnt Of the Western approach
to The Spokane 81 bridge and the
widening OF Marine Drive at Luna
park.
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Orthopedic Shops

Mrs a T Zimmerman viii he
hostess FOR Medina guild Saturday.
az the urthop,dIc Lunch Room. sll
Columbia a.. assisted by Mrs. j NJ
Brewster. Mrs q A. picltcy. Mrs.
r. =. Gorhnm. Mrs + : Manson.
Airs C. II. FcathcrHton. Mrs c. 4.
Banghart, Mrs. r. y Drisko. Mrs
Earl Thomson. Mrs =, II MUSTANG.
Mrs. Winans Mss Elmer Green.
Mrs, J. h lincoln. Miss Florence
Gardner. Miss sara Williams and
Miss Alice Miles.
East Madison guild will Dc In
charge all day Saturday az the
Thrift shop. represented by Mrs r.
T. McWilhams. Mrs Peter Person.
Mrs ". II. McDcrmo,i and Mrr. C.
r. Rathke.
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r.-d n separate returns ore made
uy A and Is ON 20 ralsHiaryear basis
for 1925. each may claim exemption
~ tII0fIa that H. 5-lz ~ 1900
plus q ~ s.lz u tg599 In the TAT
tar case. the Joint exemption ~ 5.l2
~ tz.G00 may DO taken either ~ A
OF -. or divided between them
THE same ruling applies q" per.
sons sho become divorced. Or whose
husbands or wives die during the
year
m an Individual dies during the
year. hla executor or administrator
ln making a return for him. 81 entitled
10 claim hia fIIl exemption according
10 hls status az The time u death.
Husbands and wives whether mar
rled all during 1924 or not. must
make "a return n their aggregate
gross Income for the year b. $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Police Are Baffled
by Chicken Thieves

SwoopinE down upon tho hapless
chicken yard Of the 4. j Duchesnay
home. 36is Whitman ave, thieves
carried of two dozen hens under
cover Of darkness tho police learned
Thursday,
During tho past week chicken
thieves have ruided four or five
chicken yards The police don't
know how TO cope with the situation.
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Personal

MI and Nlu,. J. n. Farrell aud
Miss Helen Farrell vill leave Satur
day Tor California TO attend the horse
shows Ia Oakland and los Angelo
Rev aud Airs Harold q IlsnucE.
vs. win leave February Tor Spos
kane TO make their home.
AIr. and Alrs Ward Lent Df Naw
York. are guests u Me and Mrs
Gcorgc Lent a. The Hotel sor
rcuto.
Mrs Torllrr TorIBnd Is spending q
week 30 Victoria u. c,
Miss Emma Pratt vin come over
from Annie Wright seminary. In
Tacoma. Friday. % spend the week
end with her parents, Alr and Mrs.
a. r. ~. Pratt
Nir and Mrs Albert e. MAUsft
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth OF son, January 2. at
Columbus hospital
Mrs r. c. Burke Is spending
few weeks IN California,
ylrs Timothy Jerome will spend
The coming weekend IN Vancouver
b. c.
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nsw Income tax laws contain 20 new
provision. stating chat the rHrmp.
il3uH will BE- pro.Uatrd n the Status
~ the taxpayer changes during the
year Tho method ~ pro rating iE
this The exemption is The sum ~
amounts which bear the ratio 20 tho
exemptions Tor each class that the
time the taxpayer was iu each class
hears % the n months Of the year.
The following example n given.
-. who has been single during
tho rssrrding months ~ 1924, mar
rIrd Is on July 90 and lived with her
during M. balance ~ tho year m
o. joint return ia made by A and -
ON "a ,alrHdlryelr basis for 1924.
the personal exemption will D. -
zosgg that r., TIg ~ 81 900 while
single. plus big Df 4a500 for the pc.
Rod during which they were mar.
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NEW INCOME TAX
RULING
Levy Provision Made for
Divorced People

WASHINGTON. Jan 80. - Ere
.urucy ~ divorces ben the United
states has forced the national I'm
ONE tax 90 notice that a man may
not De- married during the entire tax
able year
Regulations Just sent out 90 in
tenul revenue collectors AN over the
country for the administration Of the
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linner al Homo Toniaht

In honor q Dr. and Mrs. =. G..
K,l-s. Who viii leave shortly for
,a.ka Or. and Mrs. j. &. Moore
IL = hosts az dinner tonight at
.Aslr bone.
sa,urlay. Mrs Moore viii enter,
an With a bridge breakfast AZ
s,r home IN honor OF Mrs Fred
t,fsson and Mrs. c. C. cary who
81 lave shortly Tor the golf tour.
u-snt Al Pebble Reach
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Hu-fauda and wives living together
Tor a period ices than che year aao
must file a return if their aggregate
net Income Do more than the rHfmr-
ton allowed them. Hga.auas and
wives living together FOR the entire
year aIeD must nIa q return n their
aggregate net Income Is GZ519-tHs
amount N their joint exemption
or more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
uqxUSITY DINNER

ne Woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
e9fsnent club will have q com
Alaiiy dinner in the clubhouse. 50th
" :. and Angelina st. Saturday
asniug, January 81. from s to 7.50
ssoek Mrs. J. Hide Smith Is
AMMAN OF the committee in
foioEing the dinner there will be
program Of vocal and instru-
la music, solo dancing and
'ssdingz.
me entertainment is free and
community is invited to at.
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Seattle Society
Gated by Lillian Keen LeBalister Telephone MA n-O6oO
voted Lecturer to Speak at Women'S UniUer-
Sy Chb, Dinner HoHorS Returned
TrdUeterS

.,,v wsmrrs University club am
.,,ne,s master attraction
So Afternoon February B.
ut.i present Mr Norman "
- II sydney Australia. $50 a
-. -, b h. given at che club az
- affair IS Cor members and
r..-,ations Coz which will
:. Monday. gt uH1n.
-. Herald ~ sydney SAYS ~
r.,r,e This man ls not an
- isgturty he Is am orNtoFl'
IA utari
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Trio Affairs Saturday

Among the affairs 90 bo Elyeu AZ
'hc Wi'sonWu saturday afternoon
n "a Wnchrn ~ thirty covers. az
which Nu EdDa a. Campbell Will
be hostess.
Another luncheon b. one Miss
Ruth He8ton win Eiyr, With GOV.
crs marked Tor eighteen.
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BUSINESS wOMEN's CLUB

The meeting last Tuesday Of tho
Business and Professional Women's
club WIS devoted 10 talk by Mr..
George e. Cottcrill ON Prohibition
In England" Hc gave comparison
Of conditions IN this respect between
this country and Great Britain and
explained some Of the reasons why
Legislation such as We have IL very
difficult to pass in the latter country.
Next Tuesday Is the monthly busl.
ness meeting. az Gas, Engineers
club. Judge Reah Whitehead will
conduct the current events period
and Miss Nellie Sterrcit will also
have the usual drill on parliamentary
law which the members arc finding
20 interesting
The presentation Of the moving
picture. THE -Four Seasons" at the
Y. ~ G. a. auditorium on January
% was much enjoyed. a short musi.
cal program was rendered between
each reel by the club trio Miss Mary
Eienberger, contrnlto, and Mr.. Al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
WEAK EYES OFTEN MEAN

Weakened earning capacity. There is no necessity
vhen you can consult Dr. and Mrs Edmunds, on
Balcony.
Glasses can b. made NOR that The frdmcS arc
shape Of The face, aud need not be The teas
ircdriuD them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
LABOR PARTY ~ J,rAN

TOKYO lzcOgHt sHlmpsi G9'o'
former mayor o' Tokyo and minis
rer for home affairs iu the ifm''.
motto ruuIuet fgTeHsaH the oTEan'@'i.
ton Of % labor party in Japan ana
believes % 1lu play an important
part lu political affairs during me
next ten years.
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cnrlis on for Dance

u honor their daughter. Miss
vi,s,d MCPHERSON, Mr. and Mrs.
~ nonald Mcpherson have sent
4, erls for a dance on February
ia The Junior ballroom az The
MnPe Hotel
Members q the younger set 90
.,-,her q l5e have been invited
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Informal Dinner
at Home

To celebrate the birthdays Of her
husband. Mr., Maurice ), van Asch
van wick and Mr. Merle Denny,
Mn van Asch van wick viii give
an informal dinner al her homo sun
day evening.
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49, Side woMAN.s cLrR

The West Side woman's Improve
mont club will meet Tuesday, Febru
sry 3. at 100 y. M AT. the home Of
Mrs X. 4. Parrett 1900 i4th ave.
s. ". Mrs. Minna FnHsindcr. chair.
man Of tho day. An educational film
will be shown a. O'Clock.
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ERtertdipS for
Daughter

In compliment 20 her daughter.
Miss Frances Hi'd,hrand whose
marriage 90 Mr Rnincy Palmer will
take place n the near future. Mrs
Flora Hndobmud entertained few
guests az her home Tuesday even.
ing.
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Bridge Luncheon

Mrs orrin r. Carpenter was
a,ssss Al a bridge luncheon on
Wednesday. In compliment TO Mrs.
Szusl p. McGhis. Of Everett, and
Nrs. G. smelling. OF Seattle
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MARGARET LdtiBler
Is Hostess

Mss Margaret Iatlmcr will enter
81, Al dinner tonight at her home
compliment 10 Miss Emma Pratt
IA a few Annie Wright Seminary
IA, uho viii be in town for tho
..ss end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
aAssIC crLTrRE CLuR

he chssc Culture club will meet
the federated clubhouse. on
saturday. January 81. at ?
sock. A lecture on Gardens" will
: given By Nr. Ronald Chapman;
AaTans Jessie y. Spence viii sing
sTogp Of songs The Coterie club
t1n Etmonds will be guests for the
T;sruoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
BURGLAR TAKES NUGGET

a gold nugget valued at SAG was
stolen from the home Of Mrs w.
T.. Dodge. 1866 Linden ave. sho
reported 10 tho police Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. McElcdR
Eosts at Small Dinner

:. Asnar MI and Mrs Alexander
"a, Who recently returned from
s.,,a NJ. and Mrs, Alexander
,.Ssssn entertained with a small
-, A. their home Thursday eve
-
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pYTuIAN sTsTERs. NO. 9

Pythian Sisters. Temple No. .,
will hold IT, regular monthly meet.
ing. wednesday. February I. ~
T.ao p, m. in 4. o. u. w. hail.
i4C9 Ninth ave. Cards Will follow
the business session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
ARE YOU ONE OF THE WISE WOMEN

time, and too. and II IT,
find that you1 often. II
pessant "A $500.
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Bridge and Supper

NJ ana Mrs Merle Denny viii
..,-,aia eighteen guests Informally
]. irsire and later ut supper at
- home this eyeniug,
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Luncheon Hostess .

With coycrh laeed FOR twelve. Airs
Robert Henry will entertain az
luncheon NJ the wihouhu next
Thursday afternoon.
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Birthday Party

FOR the pleasure Of her small son
Lnan. Mrs Keith Logan Euliitt
an sn.srtaln with a junior party
At her home saturday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

Chapter a, T. Il. o. viii meet
Monday. February ?, at 2 y. m.
with Mrs William Calvert. -ll6s
nth ave. y. Uuaffilinted and visit
ing members welcome.
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Luncheon for
Little Daughter

Mrs Harry D. uatnuicr Will On.
terrain az luncheon SATURDAY after,
noon at her homo fHr hrr little
bughlgr olive uu her birthday
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AklNLEY CIRCLE
CARD PARTY

Villain Mckinley Circle, No. II.
Ld'es Of the G.. 4. r.. will have a
ard party Saturday evening. JanU-
y u. at $40 o'clock. in Veterans
az, Armory.
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SltnddH Musicale

MARY Ann Wells and Boyd Wells
viii give the second In scricz %
musicalrs sunday afternoon. al I
o'clock. az Miss Wells studio.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
: y CHATTER.

sLoHA CHAPTER.
20. iis
~ rona chapter. 30. tis. o. r. s..
~ - initiate large class Saturday.
80 alAfy Z. At Green lake Ma
-, temple. when the grand
- s,'Vn OF the state Of Washington
- = pay her official visit. All East.
% Stars invited
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HEMSTITCHING

dscOnnt 0f go cont al fur w
AT The Model Peoples Bank Bldg.
Fur quite popular despite The coming Of The bri0l
more fragile things for spring
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FREMONT W. c. T. L.

Fremont W. c. T T. viii meet
Tuesday. February .. at ? .. m. with
Mrs. Ross. 1929 wallingford ave.
subjects. Scientific Temperance In.
structlon" and "Anti.Narcotics." by
Mrs. Nola Mckinley and Mrs. Sarah
n. Cairns.
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PRAIRIE ROSE CLUE

The Prairie Rose club will meet at
the home Of Mrs. George Draper. 5O2
West Crockett IT.. Monday. February
2. at ? y. m. Take Wee Queen Anne
car on First ave. and get off az
Crockett st
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Hostess at Bridge
Luncheon

Mrs, D L. Brown viii entertain
thirty guests at a brIisr luncheon
on Wednesday afternoon, February
I. AZ the WtIsoniau
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nANAGE SALE

Alsfnnae Of ri Beta Phi viii have
!, 's'nFnags sale Saturday. January
q 1901 Stewart n. Miss Jean
''fns viii be in charge.
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WASHINGTON HIVE.
No R44

Washington hive. No. 944. Ladies'
Of the Maoeabecs. viii meet Tues.
day afternoon. February J. in I. o.
o, =. temple. Luncheon at O'Clock.
followed by initiation
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UP AND DOWN AND AROUND

the HipcR TN the nifty little HRnncl t"thh "' -"
shop-aomc only nficcn dolars-and the smartest =
1874 Wcstaic north o. Pine
T., one s,uaH shop / find such barguius thaf Hnk u
me 10 buy the material aud clothes made
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- Come Shopping UHh cecMe -

TJAVE you noticed that Of the "arest toeks are materials
II and sy in offices and shops! hoVe
and I'm inst delighted that not all the lovely things are " De "o
afternoons and eUeHHgs
When many spend the greater part Of our time 6y jar o
york. quite boon spirits to spend Saturday qaoo" 'P
nina and bore ALL things 'front.' be sheer extravaganza
b Adorable striped and brightly checked flannel so
smart ON the gr fairly SLENDER and quite all right for ar 10
ork and ON the street bright 0O wrGp! Soft engy ga
dark crepes that absolutely the thing lo me 0"'
,cbo tcoks phcher the typewriter behind the counter
Within the Of the purse Of the average girl are most " me
uos beng dpyed be dowdy matter hat
her ot or hour slim purse looking H find tiny shops
tucked aay to the aid Of the girl ho can't a
bo she rants at the price pay the larger places TIE
hunted such and I'm sure oer you're gone
orer mn list, you'll lch me-
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TRUE FOOT COMFORT

henlthful. 1907 Fourth.
Shoes made to ~ the AVERAGE foot man not c
yours AZ they should. Study The lines Of POUR
rect pour footUcdr
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WILLARD TEN

The Dwyer union OF the " C. r.
Z. will give a willard tea Wednes.
day. February & at 2 o'clock. al the
home Of Mrs. Andrew osberg. 2277
Harvard ave. y. a cordial invita-.
ton is extended to all state. county
and local officers.
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MISS CoFFMAN's SPECIAL ON SPRING HATS

L. just astonishing They're smart. colorful, and a
too wonderful bargains' 22S Pine ST.
Hats that arc exclusive, aud yet not expensive.
ont rrc found shop ichcrc just such raritcs arc
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WOMEN or MoosEHEART
LEGION

Women OF Moosche1rt Legion
Will meet Thursday. February 5,
nj S p. m. in Moose temple
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HUMANE SOCIETY
WILL MEET

WILL MEET
The King County Humane society
will meet Monday. February 2. at
noon. at the y W c a dining room.
AIr. Alfred Willard. Jr.. will tell u
his experiences IN China. and Miss
Anna Beach will speak OF the recent
membership campaign.
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SOCIAL AND
CHARITABLE CLUE

Ladies' Social and Charitable Club
treia. will meet Thursday. February
:. At 2 p. m. at the parlor Of the
Swedish club. Cards.
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OTTAWA. Ont.-Tho total value
OF the prcncipal field crops Of 1924.
ns now estimated. for the whole OF
Cannda, amount to fo4s. 500, 400. an
in crease of si9.foI 200, as compared
with 1923.
fred Banner. viollnist. Little Miss
Jean Terrell give charming little
nature talk. also The proceeds Of
the evening went TO the loan fund
for girls taking business courses.
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DAUGHTERS OF
ST GEORGE

Daughters Of 81. George VIII meet
In NJ r. b. A. hail, 1899 First ave.
Thursday. February s.. az 100
O'Clock. limitations will follow the
business meeting.
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American Legion nuxilpr' 70
Rainier Noble post No. /, held its
regular meeting Monday evening.
January &c. in the Legion club
rooms. Aside from the regular
business Of the auxiliary. II was
decided that. beginning in February.
the ladies' will change their meet.
ing night 10 the same Monday
evening on which Rainier Noble
post has its social meeting
The first meeting Of the auxiliary
in February will be on the 9th.
and the next meeting will follow on
the night Of the 10th. which will
be the regular social evening 81
the post. Members OF the auxiliary
win be welcome at the social meet.
ing Of the post.
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1.-THE SIREN OF SEVILLE"

lovely Priscilla Dean the title role will be here Sunday
Monday Colonial Thcater is mos
charming love dramas
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REDUCE! YOU CAN
IOs Crazy Bldg

pads oad broad stripes "a hosiery for INC
rouHg season. make a necessity
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PARTY DATES AGAIN

And Brockudcs To help you with your pfobeS III c"S'u
gowns or evening suits 1894 Eighth Eastlake carne.
February is month Of rap pariV dates and one oaT
ttbout smart things 10 U.s. indeed. coHrcnicHt 10 be al
tleBt
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JAMESTOWN CLUB

DANCE
he Youngstown Improvement
eso ziH give a dance Saturday
svsaias. January 81. at It's hall. 24th
Hs. 5. ". and Hudson 81 Mem
iss and friends Invited.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
CAPITOL HILL
Z Z

~AFAAuL Mill
I 7 Z
c1pitd Hif Loyal Temperance
Legion all met with Ms J. T. Nc
callgm. 1851 18th ave. y. Saturday.
hznry 81. Luncheon az IL O'Clock.
Members ars requested to attend. as
pAna viii Be made for the pageant
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woafANs INSTITUTE
CTJrn

The women's Institute club will
meet Tuesday, February ,. ~ p.
m. at the Y. ". c. A.
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WEST WOODLAND

FEFs-TITTVDI1 'fIIN'l3''1
west woodland sPre.school circle
wilt meet In tha West Woodland
auditorium Wednesday. February 4.
uIss Ella May Carney will speak.
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MARIE NELSON AT THE MODEL

your 6NInE IoCK n07T 50VV05l3' %
BLDG
Ocutes yonH ocG that too" cop'e
oss rry eerer odt,ic cor no for fraction Of
cost
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WOmen's Clubs

GUARANTEE CLUB
The Quarante club wiIi meet with
Mrs. Z. +. Matter. 39is seth ave.
:. w and Andover IT.. Tuesday.
February J. at SIS p. m.
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A PERMANENT WAVE ONLY Sl2

Beauty Parorh upstairs IN u
have staff OF fourteen operators eNper
in the paper focals and phase
beauty culture that nee'
arc satisfactorily. FL o3Si6 or MA
To fotc place comfortable daytime shtnpc smart Dir
arc rcarinu evening. buy them
crcriv TOOK though they belonged TO
head rhhch they're
, 1925-02-22
SOLE SURVIVOR
HAS BIRTHDAY

Continued from Page One.
Glad he is to see all the smiling
faces. to hear pleasant fluctuations.
and all that, but even 50 he is look.
Ing back down the years. Not such
a bad life. after all'-that's what
Jimmy is snying. And he's been over
n long and a rumply road.
Just to think that when I was
but ten years old | ran away from
homel Wanted to 60 to sea, and did.
Then. after getting my sea legs, |
Joined tho navy. and was enlisted
when the Civil war broke out. Three
years ! stood by with the tars.
then ! went into the last act OF the
rebellion with the army. My! But
time nysl"
After the war Jimmy's work was
rebuilding bridges destroyed in the
great conflict. For more than 80
years he was employed by the Penn.
sylvanin railroad as head of ite
bridge construction crews.
II locked like the good Lord had
let Jimmy Doll live Just about
enough is years ago. for he then
had gone some years beyond the al.
lotted three score and ten. Right
away Jim came to Wyoming. Thus
he has outlived the scriptural allow.
ance OF longevity and cheated the
doctors and u~ndertakers. And he still
Is, on this. his ninety.rixth birthday.
, 1925-02-22
CRASH
VICTIM DEAD

GAINESVILLE. Ca. Feb. al
Omitted Press.)- Captain NJ. A.
Moore. Houston. Tex, died tonight
from a broken neck received when
the automobile in which he was rid
Ing with Col. W. J. Simmons.
founder Of the present order of Ku
Klux Khan. overturned on a highway
nea here.
Simmons chances for recovery
are considered good. Mrs. Eula
osburn. secretary OF the former
premier of the khan, told the United
Press.
Simmons. Moore and J. II. Rainer
left Atlanta. Friday afternoon for
Simmons farm in Nacoochee. The
accident occurred between Clermont
and Cleveland on road which recent.
ly had been scrnped. The machine
skidded and vent over a 12.foot en-.
bankment, overturnlng twice.
Rainer escaped injuries and was
able to stop a passing machine and
had Simmons and Moore brought 10
the hospital.
= Moore, 1t was said, came here from,
Houston. to confer with Simmons re.
garding the Knights OF the Flaming
Sword. which Simmons organized
after his break with the Ku KIux
Khan. He is known as supreme
monarch OF that order. while Moore
was supreme recording knight"
Simmons sustained compound frac.
lures OF the collar bone. four broken
ribs on the left ride and a puncture
OF the left lung. Unless complications
set in. Simmons has a good chance
to recover. doctors said.