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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-10

Pm? No. ], which dropped from
sight with Il crew Of five men on
September L in mid Pacific. The
plane was on a nonstop flight to
II on olulu and indicated in radiocait
messages that her fuel supply was
low and she might be forced down
into Il stormy sea.
Authorities were also invcSti eating
a report sent to the "Advciti SER
from its Hip correspondent, which
said:
"kapok life preserving Jackets
marked u. S. Navy were found last
night on the beach at Lclciwi point,
10 miles south Of HilO.'
The jackets were ordered delivered
to ba.tlcship today for inspection.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-10
Chevrolet Company
Organized Here

a $4,000 Chevrolet Corporation
was formed in Bismarck yesterday
afternoon by l.. II. Connolly, d. c.
Scothorn, and +. NJ. Davis. The
company. which will be known as tho
Capitol Chevrolet Co.. is temporarily
located at 2l0 Main street. Mr.. Davis,
who came to Bismarck recently from
McClusky. will be manager. Messrs.
Connolly and Scothorn arc from
Mandan. and are president aud vice
president. respectively.
Six carloads Of automobiles wc'c
received today. All types Of Chcvro-
let cars arc in stock. The firm will
serve Bismarck and vicinity as The
exclusive Chevrolet dealers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-10
BAPTIST PASTOR
DIES ON TRAIN

George Bur2dorf. 7O-ycar-old Ger
man Baptist minister. passed away
on a south Sioux train at Brittin
Tuesday morning. Rev. Burydorff
was pastor of Baptist church near
Lchr about 20 years ago when no
was called to Hillsboro. Kan. lie was
spending his vacation in Lchr when
he became i'll with pneumonia aud
influenza. lie was being taken to
the Bismarck hospital when his
death occurred.
Funeral arrangements arc awaiting
the arrival Of son, who was in
Texas at the timc Of his fathers
death
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-10
Lands CALLS
SERIES CONFAR

Chicago, Sept. 10. No)-Has< ball
Commiss Toner X. NJ. Lands, today is
sued a call to officials of the Pitts
burg and New York Nationals and
the Wash ngton and Philadelphia
American league clubs. 10 meet him
in conference ut Philadelphia Satur-
day, Sept. ~. to discuss preliminary
arrangements for the World series. I,
The four clubs which have been
asked to send rcprcs arc
still contcndcrs for the pennaEts
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-10
REP0RTClTY'
FIRE HAZARDS
Results Of an Inspection Of
City Property Will BE
e ISSUED Tonight

Result, Of an inspection of fire
hazards in schools. churches. and
business property Of bismarck will
be reported at banquet to be held
at the Grand Pacific Hotel tonight
a: G:lo in connection with city-widc
observance Of fire prevention day.
A program has been arranged by
II. J. Due n,cland.' chairman OF fire
prevention committee in charge OF
inspection which is being made by
the North Dakota fire prevention as
sociation. Propc rty.owners Of the
city are urged to attend the banquet
a: which Harry Rogers. nationally
known fire clown. will appear.
Loss Tremendous
The purpose Of the inspection is
to bring home to property owners
in Il proper manner the tremendous
loss by fire occasioncd by lack Of
care and negligence.
Figures furnished by the state
fire prevention association tell the
following story:
There are fires in five school
houses. five churches and one
hospital each day. and several
times as many fires occur which
are not of sufficient magnitude
to be recorded. The insurance
loss on schools and hospitals cx-
cccds SG.O00,0OO per annum for
each class, not to mention unin-
surcd values.
A list Of common fire hazards pre-
pared by the state association is
given hcrcwith: $50,
!. CarclcSsncss or ignorance In
handling oils. paints, polishcs and
volatile liquids.
=. Improper disposition of rags
aud waste.
3. Failure to comply with the
electrical code of the National Board
governing installation of electrical
equipment.
4. Lack Of safe chimney construc-
). Use Of floor oils.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-10
Wheat Drops Five
Cents at Chicago

Chicago, Sept. lO.-t4)-HIOrc
than five cents "A bushel loss in
value of future deliveries of
wheat resulted ON some transaC-
tons today on account Of the
government crop report issued
from Washington and another
government report expected to-
day regarding the Canadian crop.
May wheat fc i to S1.52i. rs COM
pared with $I.j7,s TO * at yes
tcrday's finish.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-10
GOITRE REDUCED
FIVE INCHES
And Health Improves for Spokau

Md Health ImprOvca Tor SpOk anc
%, Lady. .. -, -.
Mrs. Bertha Landbcrg. o23 Green
St, Spokane. WASH. says. "Sincc us.
ing Sorbol- Quadruplc "A colorlcss
liniment short time my Goitrc is
gone. Ny cycsieht is. good. sleep
nights. and feel like l did before
Will tell or write my full cxpcr.
icncc.' Write Sorbol Company, Nc.
johannesburg. Ohio. Sold at ali drug
stores. locally at Finney's Drug
Storc.-Adr.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-10
Float Bridge
Down Red River

Grafton. Sept. lO.--A committee
representing the Grafton Civic club
is busily engaged in making arrange
ments to tow the pontoons Of the
bridge which recently was purchas-
cd from residents Of Pcmbina and st.
Vincent to their new position on the
Red River. where it. will be used By
residents Of the Minnesota side of
the river who wish to come to Graf
ton to trade and by those residing in
North. Dakota. who may want to visit
the many akcs in Minnesota for
pleasure. 1t finally has been decided
to place the bridge due cast Of The
castc,A terminus Of H.sth street
most desirable for all parties con-
ccrncd.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-10
Report Heavy
Grain Movement

North Dakota railroads are hand
ling the post-harvcst grain move
mcnt in a most satisfactory manner.
n statement issued at the office Of
the state railroad board today indi-
Gated. TO date only three COM
plants regarding car shortages have
been received by the board and these
have been met promptly when re-
fcrrcd TO the railroads, the statement
said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-10
Commerce Official
Dated for Bismarck

Grand Forks. n D.. Sept. lo--N1
John NJ. Wander Nrics. Of Chicago,
manager of the North Central divi-
sion of the United States cI .'lbnr
of commerce. will make Il specs I Z
tour in North Dakota during the
week beginning September q, it was
said today. He will address the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-10
PEERS NEED CASH

Tokyo, Sept. 0.-The Japanese
COVE rnmcnt now has under consider
alton Il proposal to sell the land
formerly owned by the royal family
Of Korea and use the proceeds for
the relief of destitute Korean peers.
The proposal was submitted by the
governor general of Korea
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-10

ted because he had more than one
hole in which to hide, no squirrel
ever died of anxiety because he had
but one wonter's supply Of nuts laid
up. and no dog ever lost any sleep
because be did not have enough bones
lads aside for his declining years"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-10
Aviator Coats
May Trace Fate
of Lost Flyers

Honolulu, Sept. lo.--tP Two avi-
ators' coats, found on the kcukaha-
kcaa Beach, seven miles from Hilo,
today gave hope of :: clue to the fate
Of the crew Of the missing scap!anc,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-10
WHY WORRY,

Observation-Disclosures have been
studying nervous diseases. and AS a
result have issued. bulletin against
worrying. The bulletin says: "No
bird ever tried to build moro nests
than its neigh hor. no fox ever fret
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-10

commercial clubs of Grand Forks,
Devils Lake. Bismarck, Minot, James
town, Valley City and Fargo in the
course of the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

nailep iohe esflt liti " tiih st..
Royal cA.rks. STANLEY iiss y rtss
Akahoshl feb~y ssIh ays, y y sea
" tath 81 twin Sass
Agss,ga taasia ~ !. stsp Niash are
r,sss,sa iaess Z. a,s gsnA .v..
BaghSels. AFthaf theodore. ssst
Raymond ~. girl
( chllarfs, WtFlian Jackson. ssi East
lake ave EtrL
Colisy. fAe& f.dnaras Etri
! Lseks. leaa =. ig. liis isth ave. "
Esayen t.sieaa Alfred. ia oreas
Mstseeais JAMES Edgar ssti Has
haa.sp Itassia Martha. 1891 Lake
slice aGs Mtft
i.sr Lafep t1sk. tla " Roy g.. boy
tteh Hlise, 1911 i3Jh ave ~ gtFt
soFa93n, Iuitus s. te9t AaFpfa ave.
Atlias. samiye.hl 100 s. Aiasr -.
itiason, itouasr Henry. sis n lsssa
ttsaarisks William jean. slsg ssst
ave s boy
w girl
Gotten. Nashany =. .tas woodland
Fafk ave- Eirt
kEta. CanEos &s8sh Juakias a. boz
ktlErfrn. tsssstaf sey stsk ave- ztfE
Ellison. Ewft 1etk w list st. boy
e. Strt
shak. Pred Jay. 1913 olive 81. boz
ttrxan, James, s9ab Esth ave 4 W.
girl
Simonas. William A.. uothsil. boy
Gslehrist. Paul Il. 1891 tueil. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Green Lake TO BE Scene
of Monster Sport ShOW
Association Planning to Stage
Its Biggest Undertaking in July

village. with roassE slslsts bus
kies and klaks
4 biological survey exhibit ls being
built af Washington. y. a.. under
supervision OF Glen - nacH. oiym
pla.
Seattle HarinE PiFsyn club will
have hundreds ~ birds al tho SHOW.
delivering messages tstwesn various
Northwest clubs = " roraon b. ln
charge
iilni d67 shop viii Interest hunt
err - A. tppr American Kennel
club Judge. b. 90 shhrEe
Cuur, ~ sporis viii hs in constant
activity, Nlif casting Journeys. flap
Jack contests and other tests for
prizes
hauihffb plantation llts will be-
shown in los raian skhlhii. wiih
'paasums fhis ls being arranged by
Ham ChaFpsli ~ tho Calafed mems
sp1filng club
" b. estimated That $50 900 riii 81,
irnd. There viii Dc special dh5r Tor
various ipdlss Freak Nili h. reached
on hniEhi Tempiar day. when Tho
organization. 81 convention in ~
attic. will take ussr the shos
F1ry four north sn1 clubs arc help
ms tho EpGftsmsu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
HOOVER SEEKS
RADIO LAW
Control OF Industry and
Broadcasters Planned

WARRINGTON. May 20 Hsais
experts q ihs arparmsn, o. com.
mtrrs. pSdsr ,bs direction Of aslss
tAFY itraeu Iiosssf hsys been At
apgk FOR ihs pass Ihrss months
preparing a comprehensive law Tor
she eanispi 81 all phases q ibe
radio industry. MF Hoover dis iossi
sosiaF Their utii continue their -.
softa fof another three mea,hs. he
said uiih a view to submitting the
proposed legislation - oasSftss
abea o eanrsnss % December
Aif Hoover aniisiisIss 30 atpasi
tiun 60 ihs measure 10 saussis
nc cordial support ~ egnzssa sffisH
ard senators a. sell 20 ths hacking
~ iAs fsila industry
Radio hrusdrasilnz nos ls e9u
iargsd under iss enacted IN iftz
primarily Tor ibs control oss@eaYizss
iten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
DEATHS

eyer Ada e., ~ Est aHrafalt ave-.
nrswe. vsse.ss ysssAn. a. sat
smith. Msleeiss 81. 1858 .TIa avs
FFaaE. tatarina. 60 ssit Yrsmaa,
ave MAJ ~
Knowles. t.sF.lss q. 81 ;ssf Asa.
wqftA ave. IaY ~
kisllsg Mary Elisasssh. issaat. Its
W. ism at May ".
Ls.,nhpais, Aiyas. s.. 1891 i:na ave.
seaasids. Carl. 60. rsrs Tswns.Aa.
Thomas. t.sia MAY. 81. ssss isth ave
~i!''s.s. !sssy o. e.. II, n.tss.
wsishs, Aessts :. .sl fasA az. n.
uartfs. Esasas Hsi,a. IS. sfII End
ave N - May
Hgkh,. wIilian- ~. iiss :srd ave
.ryls Thomas 70. sssi ssaa .s. \.
.Gash. Frederick Windsor. naaafA
tles ssth ave y a.. Mag 10
csg5'gs Anksie. g. iiat pssrsega
Acsabs 1aFzayst. a.. SCI nslmsst
Tg,say Us s.rggst. - sssi is,a ave n
Abhe,t. Frask W.. 81. sias Hr,h
ave, w Nay ..
WelEtmuth. Cbusttes. az. f5fs See.
end ave-. ~, NsY TO-
Aust CoFnellus James victor. g.
ssis = FIRST ave. May o
h'sstsf bssish jams. ~ 1919 y. psh
ATsola ~ ALBERT ~. iIi7 istA avs.
% p Nay 3.
Psis'san. samuel s.. ~, as y. ,.na
Ai.lsog wsrrsn. 10. :sss issd az,
~, May 10.
Is s, Joan. "a. Drssa,laaa hotel
Iif s.s :, 4. /" ''T sixth AZ. a.
oIsaa Ea~sFa T., q. sieas Ballad
ave-. May II.
smart Gabriel 81. 1894 ". ,s.h :,
Rsss.. Minnl.. IS. iiss u. siA .,.
Lqas' Qaon. 80. si,s King 81. May
rg'ss,s Snsheny Joseph. 81, kirk.
Divorce Complaints
Harriet, " Adolf q Nsussr. crusfty
%. w ts. Geraldine johnson. dsssf.
Carrie vs.. John Glsh. ass.r,tsp
fsns ~. vs. Peter r. kafYslls.
Louise ". Joseph saul cruelty
Anionlo ~ Frederick Carter.
Della I. ~ Robert n. Frsnkhou-r
cruelty
.sylvla L ". Troy 7. Macraoksn. in.
compatibility.
Caroline Va Frank u. nrisgs. non
Marie !. vs.. Edward Jo..,h n
Sagsr. nonsuppOft.
hsuae 7. - .. Edward Joseph Bufks.
Me- -. Guy d. Rhodoubsush, d..
Eertion.
Elizabeth H. Va. willis Day. eu.,,v
Louise Va. Vert q. broderssn,
cruelty. s'''
csmlllo ". Archibald Willard. d.,.r.
Ethel ;. vs.. Harry II. Hansen.
RUBY VI. Ernest Mckee. nonsap.
Edward ". Elizabeth Smith. e,,.,,y
Mildred Edna vs. Paul MeKiddy |
Esther Frances W.. Raymond II !
Fettcr. cruelty.
Ester Ester ~, Frank Ferguson. cruelty. !
"so,gss ~ w. Leone Ward. lnoom.
Lulu .,,,5 y, v. i'sdors }. Guyt,. non.
Elizabeth y. Va. Charles II. Kelley. |
Lcis ". Ernest Il. Hsibush. de..r. |
Edna Va. Henry A. GoodInK crusl,v
S'ftha VS. charles Grill. nonsupport |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Rfrtks N their households are re-
ported by the following snen.
EskaaAny, Nike. Jos tsth ave. boy
Harnliten. Carl NJ. 1850 ttsh ave, y,
r.. xiFL
- PoYdsvfn. Waiter W. sfis CALI
TeHan. Norris, sibT tTth ave s. W.
girl
e.hrissophersan. Herman David. sass
3sth ave ~ w boy
sehaassl Elmer Max. asss othstie
psiks Edward Bruasr. ISL iith ave
girl
Igustaa. f.uci.u uartites. 1865 Pala-
tine ave. boy,
Hale. n O.. stt Terry ave girl
fsnstad. George. Juneau. girl
: Aaeehia " ~ 1874 sGth ave. -. girl
ssfiadletor. =. witsae. ts9sh = HalaisF
ave- girl
Aiers. Hsgsert Ga,s. .1at pextsr
wen Jacob AzsL sS577S csrsoa Ave-.
boy,
Mckay. Jesr Edwia. sstt neaeh dr.
boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Garnet Wheat May
Replace Marquis

OTTAWA. Ont May is-''Ths
pfotursisn q oarus, heat may poe
s.bly IN the near future replace The
famous Marquis wheat" J.. ~ Ssw'
man aominiau cersaiis', experiment
al farms. told thr agricultural onni-
gnl4ea ~ she house. e couanaone
recently lie capabilities q high pfo.
aaeiisa in seasons u ifuuih ahd 70
4bsn earlier lhan the Marquis even
In vet veathts. ghsFsh9 escaping ihf
possibilities ~ gWsi End ffpai, air
valuable factors 81 ~ favor u was
hoped thAt ths growing ~ osfnsS
uhsa, mguid sztshd tie wheat sf"a p
ing zfss many miles further nofih.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

tests 20 ffiakc--as this one clean,
colorless liquid Is effective on any
gray hair. Money back instantly
II kolor-Bak is not satisfactory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Apple Big Item
Turnout Canada

Tho apple has become by far the
most Important fruit grown in Dan.
ada. states Committeeman A. llhL
stead In n report received In tho do.
pnrimont OF commerce. Nova scOilh
IL first among the provInoos ln-(se
production Of apples, producing
nearly 10000 barrels annually. tho
great part Of which goes into ospor,
trade.
ontario aud British Columbia fol.
low the lead Of Noya Scotia In tho
production and expectation OF apples
Few apples n commercial value are
grown IN Tho prairie provinces Man.
itobn, Saskatchewan and Alberta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Spokane Farmers
Get Valued Bulls

SPOKANE. May is,ETwo Ign
clubs 10 spokane couny have secured
young Guernsey sires. and viii AZ.
niiats as bull association IS soon
a. the third block Ia organized The
seven nearest dams u ono sire have
averaged records Of esi pounds Of
buusFfai mature equivalent. and u
the other sire have so pounds but
tsrfai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
YACHT RrGsrTss
On .ilEEN Isahi.

Queen Clsy Taeht club win stage
rsgsttAa or Green Lake
Golf ard sFphsrg competitions vol
- pttt On
tndias safsp. viii contain asura
and Coast is8saas ~tsh war ezaass.
Mssnhega ~ tho cstiIiBts trase wiil
give aszi hunting snhiblsseus On ,he
iakr Yakima ioaiaps viii Use b
their own village. with ponies sna
equipment.
tlaFsau II esiacasian. Alaska alet
siau. u trying 20 Arrange en- Eskimo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

Check aplork NIth nso features.
ihe Seattle Hp0firmrnH show viii
10 ntaErd az Green lake. Seattle.
July 20 90 August
Park board has cleared q i1.HFfs
ellie Erection of buildings aud
seenlc features viii start in 81
couple - weeks. 4, > Beach said
Friday ne n chairman or The SHOW
committee aeaills Hpofiamsn'a aH
ISOLATION.
ono ~ The attractions viii hs a
Replica - Puget Sound mauulais.
blEsvr than Hraitis apartment
hoisr lat year Mount Rainier
and snoqualmio falls were rssu
duced This years model VIII bs
larger Tons - water will crash
down a miniature waterfall and
iloe away thru tho grounds 20 the
lake
Here arc a rev - tho features
planned FOR The sinp days
tinssh thousand school children
niil - presented in paEsania. There
viii y 5000 % them IA one "a.
Essni alone
The Aasir snd AT Foundation
VII iis musical programs even
afternoon and evening There viii
IL singers and players IN rondalss
GA TIE lake. Ifgutadaufs siii stfsii
aiaut the grounds. there will b.
ssthssie dancing
An 'ldral auto tourist camp"
complete vii b. hniig along
stream filled with trout
KlaF county game commission
vii double the slss % rs EXHIBIT
showing varied forms u Wild life
Ia ihe NeFihNns'
Ten o,hsf couatirs will eshni
thFir game attractions onr r1uniY
'tn planning 20 sKhtbli Hs buliff0Ea
sald ia h. world champions f1f sits
another Rlii fss,afe beaver ~ Wuft
a third aid apeA. and Essss. a
tuufth. sis snd deer
sam Hsthban. sHnsrys sof. ard ,hs
state game Department. viii put on
sa sahsids SURPRISING last PEARS in
variety ai.i size
Tho National Forrest ssYvies ulll
have fife pFuFsnuen e1hitty This
i i~iuE arranged by chlss W q
wsigl~. AneauAtfnie Satlsnsi forrest.
aad tseotss 6 JeY. washlaEssn For
ssi t'Iss sssoelaiipu.
Hoy Scouts and Campfire GiHs
viii have ratapa on the grounds
spd pui on daily stunts ani rthi,s
slphs under AguaH Welsh. sFBa,
rhief and Miss HATH uruaa. head
~ ths &sfss
There vii - = zeal faf farm. n
apSfaEl1n, slloasaE a fer phases q,
q growing N8rshwsss induasrg
Hne4tsnshs asses ALTON wtGi stage
a prwsiAierY aniHai and bird rRhitl,
wifh Tive wolves. eeYaiss. cougars
eagles. tossssss crows hAwks ard
ottsr enemies 81, wild t,s
A gun sshlh,s ~ anelsag and
modern firearms l. bsiaE arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
BIRD MIRO DEAD

PARia a fsathsred hero Of the
World war has died II Old age iis
waa known ~ Carrier Pigeon No.
1914 AZ. ard received the Me1hiiie
siiiiairr for bravery ard Eailanir9
AZ Nerdun" on oaa occasion he
tAv.d large body u Frsnrh soldiers
wba WeFs surrounded ard deprived
% All means q communication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

tuHabsfs Ffrd Granite Raits "a
LaHd MiHht~. ssfanits Fsiis r.., Is
tifadfsfa clyde a.. ufsmsrfsn Legal
hFtskey Matilda p. i.puai4 ..tsEai
HsYae Gerald A seattle ..... ~
t'pmsrViils. Marie O. Seattle ts..ts
l'rtstsen. Emit a.. Seattle .....ss
atissn. Olga Oakland 4st.ss.., ~
tliign. psnhAms n. Seattle ....s4
sflaaH. kssh- seattle ...s.....t,si
lssslsn, Harry. Gle rtata .....t
Olsen. Myrtle. Seattle ss...t...s. 10
ienaeaehtAos, eisSrEs. ~. Angeles Is
ttausH59sa. Alice u ~ Angeles .iA
Fkagsayus t.aais n. Seattle -
ssphlsf, GLADYS seattle s...... sa
Nefdluud claus r. seattle t.ssat
s. YTnggr Mevss. seattle t.sEai
Carlson 1phn A. Seattle ....s. sa
sandman. Ana g. seattle ...-. sf
Nslsqe. Aiffsa A Assgtis legal
Marshall t4faee Seattle ts4at
itumphFsr. NJ, Msaat ystaaa. 81
stabTf IsFg T.. HsaKtie -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name Enf Residence Aks
Johnson este. Seattle .......s...st
h9sm. Louise. Seattle ss...s ~
Mprssn. Everett W. Seattle az
beruafd. Beanie X. SeaSfts Legal
NidrlE. Thomas 81. Seattle -
uabNs. Chaviagts ~ Seattle .s2
N0sfuu. EtfzHpye =. rrsasats Legal
Johnson. Jessie ~ Port
Hlsksi~y ....s.e..sss s.a. b-zal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

Thirteen nations have ratified Tho
League ~ Nations convention pro.
hlbltIng night work ~ women aud
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

More than 100 million coFaa o.
wood arc essi annually from Amer
lean fnfeaia fof fasle
New Britain herald., 1925-06-24
ONCE MILLIONAIRE,
 LAWSON DIED BROKE
Sons Say Man Who Had Fortune of $2OO,OOO,-
 900 Was Penniless

Boston, June A P,-Thomas W. Lawson, f1nancier and writer, once reputed to have a fortune of $20,- 00O,O00, died without 5-cent piece" counsel for his two sons an- nounccd today in Suffolk county probate court.
 Lawson died in Boston Feb. s last, leaving no will.
 Judson Hannigan, appearing for Arnold and Douglas Lawson, sons of the former financier, asked the court to appoint them administra- tors of their fathers estate. The four daughters consented to the ap- pointment, which was made by Judge William M. Preset. The ad- ministrators were ordered to fur nish surety of S1,000.
 James F. Cotter, representing the Federal National bank of Boston, told the court that the bank held $49,0oO in notes of the Trinity Cop per Co. endorsed by Lawson. Mrs Marion Lord of Brookline, one of the daughters, was represented by counsel.
 Arnold Lawson, one of the sons, resides in Milton and conducts a bus line between Boston and New port. Dauglas is head coach of the Williams college football team.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-24
SEE FUNNY SIDE OF LIFE
 IF YOU'D KEEP HEALTHY
Those Easily fingered Are Candi- dates For Nerve Exhaustion,
 Doctor Tells Convention

New York. June q O9 - Read the newspaper comic sections, culti- Vate a taste for good stories and look on the humorous side of life if you would be healthy, was the advice given today by pr. Frederick ". Seward. ncurologist or Goshen. \. Y, at the S1st annual conven- ticn of the American institute of homeopathy.
 People whose ire Is easily arous- ed who fly into rage on the slightest rToyocation are candidates for nerve exhaustion and brain sag" Dr. Seward said. "A calm. even temper ament is an invaluable health asset.
 T advise neuresthenics to look for the funny side of life. The liberal sprinkling of our newspapers with comic strips is a decidedly beneficial thing from a health standpoint"
 Personality Is largely a matter of inheritance, Dr. Seward asserted. We are largely under the influence of our inherited ductless glands, '' he said. But what we are and what wa become depends greatly upon ourselves. We owe much to the coming generations. The gains We make in health, strength and mental efficiency are priceless heritage to succeeding generations" "