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Scouts who aspire to merit badges
In any of the many departments of
skill which scouting fosters will be
required to pass the scrutiny of
men who can claim special dis
tinction In their separate fields here.
Selections OF the three score and
more authorities who will examine
candidates were made last night by
the court of honor which consists
of w. S. Kimball. chairman; B. II.
Poster. Tracy N. Shaw. L. Il. Han
way and II. b. Durham. The court
will meet again at 1880 p. m. Jan
uary 81, in the Natrona Power com
pany conference room, and on the
third Wednesday of each month
thereafter.
Scouts are urged to clip out and
keep for reference tho list OF
examiners which follows;
Agriculture, q. NJ. Penley; angling
Neal ID. Shaw; archery. Marshall
Dayton; architecture. Rayburn S.
Webb; art. Stanley Griebel; astron.
omy, Prof. C. X. Fletcher; athletics,
Coach Dean Morgan; automobiling
l.. d. Branson; aviation, x. C. Bass.
Bee keeping. Frank B. Taylor.
bird study. l.. c. Goodrich; black
smithing. Ralph Schultz; bugling
Roy ]. Cook: business. C. II. Nc
Farland; botany. high school in.
%structor.
Camping. L. c. Goodrich or Ed
monds Knittle: carpentry, w. w
sproul; chemistry. II. p. Fishburn
civics. w. o. Wilson; conservation.
Ambrose Hemingway; craftsman
ship-metal. Edwin Moyle; leather,
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KHAN OUSTED'
IN RULING Of
KANSAS COURT
Must Take Out Charter
To Operate, Court
Decision Says.

TOPEKA. Kan, Jan. 10.-(United
Pressl.-Ths knights OF tho Ku
Klux Khan was ousted from the
state OF Kansas today by order Of
the Supreme court OF tho state.
Terms OF the supreme court decis-
ion designates hat the khan may
apply for a charter TO authorize It
to do business in Kansas. The
court held an opinion that tho khan
waH doing business Illegally. The
court held hat selling lodge para
phernalia and supplies was doing
business within the meaning OF the
Kansas corporation law,
The ousted suit against the khan
was first instituted November 81,
1929. by Richard j. Hopkins. then
attorney general. Prosecution of
the case fell TO his successor.
The case at Issue was whether the
khan could operate without a char
ter. The court ruled tho khan was
not n benevolent organization be-
cause 1t profited by collecting dues
and selling TO lodges paraphernalia.
The Khan had not applied for a
charter.
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PROHIBITION
DIRECTOR TO
BE UPHELD

DENVER. Jan. io.f-United Press)
John r. Smith. state prohibition
director ousted from office Deeem.
her a.. WINS removed on insufficient
evidence Attorney General Wayne
c., Williams is expected TO hold In n
decision on the case.
Governor Sweet, 1t is understood.
has asked the attorney generals OF.
fee for an opinion as to the status
Of Smith.
Action by Smith TO retain his Of
nee in the face OF his dissmisal has
been delayed owing TO tho Hicks
Roberts civil service controversy.
Ho In expected TO take his case TO
the courts
, 1925-01-11
LAMP BURNS
$40 AIR
Beats Electric or Gas

A rev oil lamp that gives an
amazingly brilliant, soft, white light
even better than gas or electricity
has been tested by the US. Gov
eminent and IS leading univefsSls'
and found to be superior TO 10 -
binary oil lamps. 1t burns without
odor, smoke OF noise-no pumplns
up is simple. clean. safe. Burns u
per cent air and G per cent common
kerosene Goal oiD. 81.
The inventor. G. II. johnson, 6os
W. Lake St. Chicago. H.. Is Offer.
ing to send a lamp on 10 DAYS
FREE trial. or even to give one
FREE TO the first user In each 70
cality who will help him introduce
1t. Write him today for full parle
ulars. Also ask him to explain how
you can get the agency. and without
experience or money make $3.50 10
$500 per month.
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ing mo that you have irrevocably
decided TO adopt your long cherished
intention of retiring on the fourth
of March, l have received with much
regret. l can well appreciate thai
you are personally entitled. after
20 years OF public service. to seek
some of the satisfactions of private
life. But l cannot refrain from OK
pressing my feeling of personal loss
at the prospect of your retirement.
and also the loss that must inevita.
bly, ensue when one of your ability
and experience gees out of an office
which he is 80 well qualified to fill.
/ realize. however. that this is in
the nature of things, and sc wish TO
put my emphasis on the appreciation
that I feel for your loyalty at all
times to me, your many expressions
by word and decd of friendship on
which ] could not set too high n
value. and the exalted character and
disinterested nature OF the import
ant public service that has come so
constantly under my observation. 1
trust you may have n well merited
repose and that satisfaction which
alone can como from n conscious.
ness that the duties OF this life have
been well performed.
with kindest regards. | am,
Very cordially yours,
CALVIN COOLIDGE"
Withdrawal OF Associate Justice
Oliver Wendell Holmes, supreme
court Justice. expected in the near
future. may give President Coolidge
an opportunity to recompcnsate
Hughes for his long service to tho
party by appointing him to the
bench from whence he resigned.
Senator Medm Mccormick Of III
nok. recently defeated for renomina-
ton. Is considered as II likely ap-
polntee TO the Court of St. James Mt
London. evllcitor General James NJ.
Beck and Secretary of Commerce
Hoover also arc possibilities for that
post.
Hughes will esum law practice
with the firm OF Hughes. Rounds.
Schurman and Dwight OF New York.
II was stated at the state depart
ment. His position as president Of
the American Bar Association will
take up much of his time.
Hughes left a lucrative position
when he embarked on his public ca.
reer and his present position as Writ
ual head OF the legal profession will
enable him to recoup his personal
fortunes which have been depleted
during his many years Of public
service.
Hughes left late this afternoon for
Atlanta, Ga. 10 attend the semi.an'
nual meeting OF tho bar association.
The naming of kellogg TO the
ambassadorship at London 10 sue
coed George Harvey slightly over a
year ago. was one OF the first ma,
jor appointments made by President
Coolidge after he entered the White
House.
Kellogg first attained national at
tention as a "trust busting" lawyer,
when as special counsel for the gov
eminent, he prosecuted the dissolu.
ton suits against the Standard OIL.
the Paper Trust. and the Union Pa.
oinc-southern Pacific merger. He
was a member OF the National Re.
publican committee from 1904 to
1871. president OF the American Bar
! association from 1ai. to 1913. and
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DAVIS Of KANsAs|S
FACING ARREST FOR BRIBERY

bank a year ago. in the C of pay
ing n bride TO an official OF the
Davis administration.
The Journal.Post story said It was
understood a dictagraphone had
been placed in the office of the
official.
Governor Davis admitted or being
questioned he had walked from the
state house to the governors man
sion with Glen A. Davis. the man
who says he was instructed to carry
a bride message to Pollman. The
governor denied there was talk OF
money, however.
, 1925-01-11
new Fremont COUNTY field
NEAR M0NETA SHOWING FOR
BLACK OIL in FIRST TEST

Prospect of a new black oil field
IS miles southeast of Moneta in FIRE.
mont county. is seen in the excel.
lent showing of T%ensleep oil in the
Seal Oil association test well located
IN section 24-33-90.
Though no test has been made of
the well which stands at 1.766ia
feet in the Tensleep sand with the
hole full Of fluid, 1t is believed a
production of several hundred bar
rels will be opened up with deeper
drilling. For some weeks the opera
tors have been fighting water which
has been coming into the hole above
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Continued from Page One.
OF the people in their government"
Veale indicated that action would
be quick. why should l be honest
when the heads of my government
are dishonest" veale was quoted as
saying.
The exposure of the alleged sale
Of the pardon. the Journal-Post
story related. stopped arraignments
for the delivery of another prisoner.
Officials had been trying to trap
alleged agents OF Walter Grundy,
former Hutchinson banker convict
ed In the crash of the Fourth State
, 1925-01-11

do not conflict with the require.
ments OF the Salvation Army. Al.
ready the Congregational church
and other have bcspoken the use OF
one hall or the other In the near fu.
ture. II is the hope Of Captain wills
that the building may serve in large
part as a community building and
general meeting place.
The dedication program at Q d.
m. today will be opened with prayer
by the Rev. Charles A. Wilson.
Mayor 10y wm preside and among
the speakers will be L. A. Reed. the
Rev. John II. Mullin. the Rev.
Phillip X. Edwards. Captain W. II,
Wiils and Colonel T. w. Scott.
, 1925-01-11

the present horizon. Because of the
water no test OF oil output has been
possible. 1t is now believed that
the leakage has been practically
stopped and drilling ahead will quite
likely be resumed the fore part of
this week.
Indications are hat the Seals
well will mark the discovery of new
Wyoming field. The bit is but is
inches in the sand and the showing
Is reported excellent by Frank d.
Seal. president of the association.
who is confident of striking com.
mercial production.
, 1925-01-11
IBANEZ NOW
IN BAD WITH
THE FRENCH

PARIS, Jan. 1o.-vicente Blasco
Ibanez finally has got himself 'in
Dutch" with the French authorities
through his attacks on the Spanish
government and king.
The author, whose recent book.
Alfonso Unmasked." was translated
and published by L'Oeuvre. has boon
summoned to appear in answer to
charges of violating an old "blue
law" which "%outrages foreign
sovereigns.''
, 1925-01-11
Los ANGELES
BANK ROBBED

los ANGELES, Jan. 1O.-United
Press.SFive bandits tonight held
mp and robbed the West Side State
bank in the Wiltshire district here
and escaped with approximately
81 5000. according TO police reports.
The robbers locked the cashier.
W. ". Butler, IN tho vault and two
tellers. James Harris and A. n.
collins were locked In n back room
with two bank customers and three
children.
, 1925-01-11
M lining Is SET
FOR COMEBACK
I'm THIS STATE
ProSpectors Ready for Rush to Hills
With Opening of Spring; REWARD
Is Rich for Successful

Swinging upward, the pendulum of interest in mining
is bound for a great boom in the Rocky Mountain states,
particularly in Wyoming.
Almost as regularly as the hands go round the clock,
do such feverish revivals of mining excitement and inten-
sive operations recur. Go back through a century of
, 1925-01-11
HUGHES QU|TSPOST IN CABINET
TORESUMEP PRACTICE Of LAW

was elected to the United States
senate in 1915.
Kellogg failed of reelection lin
1922 and On December II. 1929. was
appointed Ambassador to England.
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INVENTION TO,
INVITED BY
herr
Central Location and Ideal A%cconmo.
y
dations for Gatherings of All Kinds
Should Encourage Increment i

Casper-the convention city of Wyoming.
With this as their goal for the near future, a number Of
prominent business men met informally last night to take
first steps in centering general attention on Casper as the
ideal annual gathering place for organizations In this and
adjoining states.
, 1925-01-11

EAST RUTHERFORD. N. T.
When federal prohibition agents
visited tho saloon OF George Num-,
they found the proprietor, whom
they intended TO arrest on a liquor
selling charge was serving on n
Jury. He was later arrested in the
court room at Hackensack.
, 1925-01-11

PARIS. Jan. 10.-Ambassador
Frank Il. kellogg. was sleeping and
couldn't be %dlsturbed'' tonight
when press correspondents sought
TO learn his impression OF his mp.
polntment as secretary OF state.
The American ambassador and wife
made n sudden change Of residence
tonight moving from Ritz, where he
has been staying during the allied
financial conference. to Ambassador
Hcrrick's home.
Mrs, kellogg Informed tho cor.
respondent the ambassador had re.
tired and that she would not awaken
him. declaring that he probably
would not have anything TO say un.
I'll he is sworn into officc.r Herrick
declined to comment at this time.
He, too. was sleepy.
, 1925-01-11

FOR sALE-ls24 Ford Coupe. in
excellent condition; bargain at
$3.50. Phone 81 or ALI.
, 1925-01-11
KELLOGG
LIFE ON THE FARM.

ST. PAUL, MINI. Jan. 10. unit.
ed Pressl.-A quiet kindly man who
as a boy ploughed the meadows of
southern Minnesota, today was
raised to the highest post in Presi-
dent Coolidge's cabinet.
Frank b. Kellogg. elevated from
the court of st. James to secretary
OF state wa born at Potsdam. ". Y,
December 90, 1856. When he was
nine. years old. his parents moved
to Minnesota and settled on a farm
near Rochester. He was studious
and took up law, studying at Ro-
chester. When but % years old he
was admitted TO the bar.
Soon he became city attorney of
Rochester and served three years.
Then he serve Is county attorney
of Olmstead county for five years.
In 1856 he married Miss Clara NJ.
Cook and a year later moved to st.
Paul as~sociating himself with Sen.
ator Cushman X. Davis and Cor.
dencc A. Severance in n law firm.
He continued practice with that
firm until he was elected to tho
United States senate, November Z,
1916.
The great disappointment of his
career came in 1929 when he was de-.
fcatod for reelection by Henry Ship.
stead, who rode into office on a
wave OF farmer sentiment at the in.
cubation OF the farmer labor move,
ment in Minnesota. which later sent
Magnus Johnson as S~hipstead's
team.matc. Johnson was defeated
last November by Thomas d. schall.
Shipstead's term runs on.
On recognition of services. Kely
logg was appointed to the court OF
st. James as ambassador. He fur.
Their was rewarded today with his
appointment TO the presidents
cabinet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
NO MORE GAS
In Stomach IF You Use
Baalmann's Gas Tablets

II you wish TO be permanently re-
lievod of gas in the stomach and
bowels take BaRlmann's Gas-Tab-
let's, which are especially prepared
for stomach gas and all the bad eff
fccts resulting from gas pressure.
That empty, gnawing feeling at
the pit OF your stomach will leave
you; that anxious feeling. with heart
palpitatlon, viii vanish. and YOU will
again be able TO take a deep breath
without discomfort.
That drowsy. sleepy feeling after
dinner will busrcplRced with a desire
for entertainments Bloating Will
cease. Your hands aud feet will no
longer get cold and 'go TO sleep"
because BsalmRnns Gas-Tablets will
prevent gas from interfering with
your circulation.
Your druggist sells Baalmann's
Gas-Tahlets In tho genuine yellow
package for 81. Your satisfaction Is
guaranteed or your money refunded
j. Baalmann, Chemist. San Fran
cisco.
ON sale In seattle at Bnrtelrs Drug
stores advertisement.
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Committee
O. KS Jail for Rum

WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.-The
Stalker bill, amending the Nolstead
law. to make It mandatory for
courts to pass Jail sentences on VIC.
lators OF the prohibition law, was
reported TO the house TO.
day by the judiciary committee.
The bill contains section ex-
empting from its penalties persons
mountaineering CT.
der and fruit juices. Exclusively
for home use"
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% FURNISHED /
HOUSEKEEPING R0I

s21.b0-i Housekeeping fss
bath. good condition. III
Me lrse-0207.
Fl. AND i-Ts0m houseksss
nsr -s-egL gas lrclrt@
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20 FOR RENT-HOJ
3 FOR REM 1
FURNISHED R0OEI

BEAUTIFULLY furnisasI =
rag breakfast n csiis.
plauo. BE Hcn-5ftt.
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Sen. Dan Landon Again
Heads Appropriate
Conner Replaced by Metcalf as Chairna
Public Utility Committee

OLYMPIA. Jan. Estate scna.
tor Dan Landon. King. whose Ct.
forts. last session. AS chairman Of
the senate appropriations commit.
tee. saved the state 81. 500, 600. was
again named chairman OF the APP
propriations committee Thursday,
when Lieut.. Gov. Lon johnson an.
nounced committee appointments.
At the same time senator W. w.
Conner was removed us chairman
OF the public utilities committee and
Senator Ralph Metcalf. OF Pierce.
named in his place.
Representative Olaf Olson. OF Spo-
kane. heads the house appropria.
lions committee.
a partial list or committee APP.
pointmcnts follows:
>ENATE
Npproprintions-La chair
man: Wilmer. karShucr. Bishop
Hurn. Murphy. Post. Smart Somer-
willie. Conyard. Houscr. Morgan.
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Barclay.
Public Itilities-MetrE
man: Meyers. Conner. CRIT
Jensen, sutton. Condcn rs
msr.
Roads and BridEes-Hi4
man: Carly on. Meyers
Christenseh, Morihland
Barnes. Norman. McCAptT
Smith. Croft. Morris. Luz
Murphy.
HOUSE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Y
chairman. Asplnwall. c2F.
son. l.. II. Pierce ccunui
King: Jacobs. Pierce: SIC
Willhite. Snohomish: knsis
git: Knapp. King; Muffg
Shipley. SkamRnia;
Kllckitat: Beatty. Wala
Cross. Adams: NorthruR :,
Banks. hittiias. DunA
Huffman. Grant. Anaei%
kane: Reeves. Chelani
stevens: Brislawn. Lineo
spokane Lent, kiisap:
thy. Whitman: Cohen. h,s
art. NJ. NJ. Grays Hsrecs
Public Utiiities-Hslse!
chairman: Jacobs. ntf9
King; Ryan. King: Shie,s
Turnkey. WhRtconi.
Grays HHrbor: Templsisl
mlsh: Long. Franklin Hex
man VosS. Spokane
King.
Roads and Bridges--kslis
man. Clarke county; SssM
Templeton, Saohomish: NsS
Mclean. Pierce; Cros@
Reed. Mason: Sims. letisnss.
Cowlitz: Scales. Lewis;
Grays Harhor: HubbelL
Moulton. Benton; SchNGu
ma: Burliugame. Wain
Baldwin. Garfield; Halss!
Olson. A. +. Whitman. vs.
kane; Joscfsky. Stevens
Grant. Ferry: Banker' w
Nolte. Whatcom; BehtsAu
Long. Franklin; StraiioA
Weik. Lincoln: Petersch
Mcponough, Wahkiakun
Pend oreule.
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Important to All Wora
Readers Of This

Thousands upon 'hcus
women have kidney O !
trouble and never suspea :
women's complaints c.
to be nothing else but kSa.
bic, or the result Of hidnss
der disease.
II the kidneys are not "a. =,
condition, they may cause
organs TO become disease. u
You may suffer pain = H..
headache and loss Of aiiiD" d
Poor health makes 70.
irritable and may be ueSf
makes any one so. IA
But hundreds Of women
Dr.. Kilmor's swamp'k0~
storing health 10 Wv
proved 70 be just the n ~
ed to overcome such eO.- "A
Many send for a samPs 4
see what swamp'Roo'
liver and blade, I'd
will do FOR them. by su ..
cents 10 DIR, kilmer .
hamtou, y. " you v,susIl
sample size bottle by H., n
You can purchase medlu. 49,
size bottles at all drus
yertiscmcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
Gales Liberates
Wisconsin Major

MADISON, Wis. Jan. 15.-MaJ.
William Il. Jorenz has been released
by authorities OF Progreso. Mexico,
President Gales wired Gov. Blaine
today.
Gales message said:
Your DIR. William f. Lorenz and
companions were set free imme-
diately after their arrest"
Mai. Lorcnz, president Of the Wis
consin state board Of control, was
arrested on a charge of 'filibuster-
ing" by Progresso authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
Driver and Victim
Blamed in Verdict

a coroner's jury Thursday. inves-
tigating the death OF Herbert Brint.
nail. ca. who was killed by an auto
at oSth ave. S. and Jackson ST.,
saturday. returned n verdict blam.
ing Brintnall and Herman Shann.
han. driver Of the car. for the acci.
dent. The jury divided the blame.
holding that Brlntnall was cnrelcss
in crossing the street and Shanahan
for taking his eyes from the road TO
shift gears. Shanahan was not
held. Brintnall lived at 2il2 Tenn.
pie ri.
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"a FURNISHED /
APARTMENTS ANDH|

4-ROOM flat. furnished. - 1
106 vcnth ays- n FL
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DRY ZEAL BLOW
Law Would Curb Filing Two
Charges in Booze Cases

OLYMPIA, Jan. ia slam at
oyerzeal in administration Of the
dry law Is proposed In a bill intro.
duced by Judge Gent spokane
county. lie would stop tho prac-
tlcc Of double prosecutions against
alleged llauor offenders many OF
whom now are made 10 face both
city and state charges.
Tho bill provides that only one
charge may be filed and { h I
acquittal on this charge is perfect
defense against filing similar
charge la another Jurisdiction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
DRIVE NETS is
Campaign Against Alleged
Migrants Is Successful

with total OF 16 alleged Migrants
and undesirables held in the city Jail
Thursday morning, the police special
detail at dawn ended a days general
roundup Of suspicious characters.
The Is arrests were made in tho
"a hours. and mark the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
FLAT IS ROBBED
Thief CraWls Into Woman's
Home by Laundry Chute

a burglar Wednesday night
crawled thru n laundry chute into
the apartment Of Miss A. NeleberE.
Concord Apartments. and looted the
place. He took pearl necklace,
other valuable jewelry and a small
bunk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
How to Remove
Unsightly Hair Safely
Roots and All

No need now 10 undergo painful
electric treatments to remove SUI
perfluOus hair. nor to apply ordi-
nary Ineffective hair removers
which only remove surface hairs,
A marvellous new oriental balsam
has been discovered which ia an
piled almost az easily as cold
cream. II penetrates towards the
hair roots. and gently eases out"
every Objectionable hair. root and
all, and leaves the skin clear. white.
healthy and soft az velvet ~
muse. No odor. No growing back
Of hair stronger than ever. AbsO-
lutely harmless.
Karna. NJ this wonderful new
discovery IS called. IL highly recon-
Tnendcd by prominent beauty rpe-
cialistH. and % sold on an absolute
guarantee of'satlHfactlon by The
owl DRUG Ca.-AAyertisemen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15

Zent also introduced a bill set.
ting aside the old rule that three
persons may constitute n mob. He'd
make II five. and provides that. n
sheriff loses his prisoner to mob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15

yONOFHIO-Ih ne, 1895, CDslG-
LA DONOFHIO. age 90 years be-
loved wife ~ James bDHofrlD, ~
atCI Ferdinand ~ mother o.
Harry. Drwey James. Ir, John
% the r r. Nayr and Mrs Bessie
San TORT Mrs George ChIrh"tfL
Nrr Annie MHruFa az seattle aud
Nlta Minnie DUnufrlu ~ San Fran
cisco REWfiUg a. Manning r
Funeral PaTlHrH. lItH and r. olive.
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he loses his job at the same time.
The bin also makes a city or county
which n mob kills victim re-
ponable Relatives OF the victim
nay collect up to $1,000.
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largest number OF Migrants yet ar.
rested in that period. The campaign
10 rid the city of such characters
win continue. according to Lieut.. G.
II. ComstocR.
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BAD debt- collected everywhere.
UNIVERSAL ADJ. CO. IL ict-lC7o
lgOg Alaska Bldg.
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Monuments
Piann Innrr.

PUoET souND Marble and Granite
Co, lst and Virginia Established
1874
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CARD OF THANKS

WISH 10 thank lie many friends
for their Eympathy aud floral
sits on account % the death Of
my loving wife. Iona a. Palmer.
tSiFHedJ
CLARENCE = PALMER
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ANN JANE FINLEY. midwife state
rrgiatsTsdj Traldsuee g2i0 East
lake ave. "a pIti=4Esg
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FUNERAL NOTICES

Dr. ANGUS. suite 900 FantaEes BID
Wnm.n.a aIIm.nis. lllnrierl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
POP

Scientists recently completed "A
microphone that is said to record
sounds made By small insects, gen
orally believed to he mute.
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LEGAL NOTICES

!. WILL NOT BE- responsible Tor any
debts contracted by ms wife. Lii
liuu Corey. on and after this date
q T. COREY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
TRANSPORTATION

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15

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