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1920 X N.W-DOWNTOWN.
Front, sleeping-pnrch room. semi private
bath. twin beds inst hot water, elec. bus
passes door: Summer rates 3oa
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2900 18th ST NV. Apt. 31-Clean front
room for gentleman: cleo.
1874 KENYON ST.-Nicely furnished large
room. newly painted. renovated.
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IAKOMA-Two large front rooms and litch
enette, electricity and gas range: ami.
only two in family. Protestant Columbia
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FOR sALE-MOTOR CYCLES,

1925 HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTOR CYCLE
and side car. 40 Virginia ave. sc.
FOR SALE-Used motor cycles sold on easy
terms: expert motor cycle repairing. How
ard A. French Co. 1914 9th st. NV.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1923: rebuilt Ss5:
terms H. Addison Bowie 627 II st. NV.
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USED CAR
CUT-PRICTE
SALE
To make room
for our new
GARDN ERS.
Main 4507

1925 Gardner coach, fully
equipped; nearly
new ......S 81 ,4CO
1925 Gardner touring,
nearly new; equip
ped ........ $3.50
1924 Gardner touring dc
luxe, nearly new. $3.50
1924 Gardner sedan. won
derful buy 81 900
1922 Gardner touring. -. $3.50
1921 Haynes touring. .... $3.50
1923 Gardner sedan, fully
equipped .:... $3.50
1922 Gardner touring -. $3.50
1923 Gardner touring.
good condition:
extra tire ...... $3.50
Overland roadster .... SIS
B. c. r. MOTORS CO..
22nd and NJ SITS. NV.
West 20O6.
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WA\TED-ROOMS

BY TWO young men. carpenters. + rnished
room in ne. section: one suitable for h X
preferred. Address Box 34@-R. Star ofT1ce.
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BUSINESS LADY desires ce cool room IN
apt, preferably with another business lady
must be near bus or ear lines. Address Box
226R. Star Office. 29s
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l4lG EUCLID ST.-Large front room twin
heds private family
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1919 10th = Large
nicely furnished clean front room. suitable
FOR two; refined home: meals If desired
gentlemen preferred reasonable. Potomac
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1901 WYOMING AVE. NV, Apt. So
| Newly furnished room. next to bath: rca-
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40 z. CAPITOL ST. Apt. 2-Nicely fur
nlshed room: gentleman. L. 3342-J. 30'
Ll332 L 18Th ST. NV. Apt. 3l-Front room.
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1897 r. I. AYE.-First- class meals served
at convenient hours. Buffet dinner Sun
days. to 7:30 pm.
900 L ST N.W.-Home cooking: excellent
meals S6 per week. including lunches,
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front room. adjoining bath ami bcauti-
fully located: near 18th 81. car and bus j.
price reasonahle. TelephOne Columbia 46Ol .
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RENT ROOMS--FURNIsHED

private bath apartments in detached house
lor housekeeping; newly painted and deco
rSteu; continuous hot-water. sewing
chlhe gas range; ideal for children: close to
departments. Phone West 1910
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SzE.y ssE.l s M DANCE SATURDAY ODD FELLOWS
 HALL
 bLUSICBY THE JOLLY THREE, iszs is$s
FOREIGN r-rT
 SETTLEAE ic SOUGHT

ABSTRACTION. Nay s o9lrorsa- ticns locking 10 tho opening of ne- aosiaG1D& for q settlement of ano- .hcr foreign d-bt have been inaugur- .&toi, Secretary Mellon announced to- day.
 The secretary orr'ainod that the nation which lad Instituted tho ooa,5e-atfoas through its minister here owed tic Uni.ed States less han %J0,C1o,0o0, but lo declined to further identify il.
 The foreign govern ents which owe tho United States less than $gQ,0G0000 arc EUmaa.a, Argentina, E4taonta, Greece, L-1-lo and Lith- uanta The secretary said, how lever. tue EeG5,:@s.p5 na1on was not h4IaRia
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TWENTY'S
 ARE BEING CIRCULATED

WASHINGTON, D. C., May s. Great care should be exercised by the public on the 1922 check letter (B) Twenty-dollar gold certificates, as a we'll made counterfeit bills are being floated throughout the United States The outstanding difference in the bills are the fine lines of hair on top of the head of Washington; they are al- so missing on the eye lids. The coat is not we'll defined.
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LAWN TENNIS ASSN. WILL
 SEND TEAM TO ENGLAND

NEW YORK, May 8.-The United States Lawn Tennis Association will send team to compete in the Inter national match with England. The team will include John Hennessey, h. dianapolis; Ray Casey, San Francis co; Chas. Garland, New York; Lucien B. Williams, Chicago; Lawrence Rein, New England; Tilden, Richard, John son and Kinsey. The team will be sent to Australia next winter if the team retains the cup.
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BANDITS LOOT AND BURN

LONDON, May Sword has been received by the Central News agency that one hundred inhabitants of the village of Tsulngchung have been burned and stoned to death by six hundred bandits who footed and sack ed the town
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the pole. MacMillan said however, that if Bernir meant the mathmatical North Pole that it was possible that Perry had never found that, but that it was an impossibility that anyone could be positive he had placed his foot directly on the needle point
 Join the Chamber of Commerce.
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WEEKS MAY BE RELIEVED
 TEMPORARILY, HEALTH

WASHINGTON, D. C., May S.-In case Secretary Weeks owing to ill health, President Coolidge may ap- point General James G. Harbord who was General John J. Pershing's right hand man during the World war. At present MT. Harbord is president of the Radio Corporation of America.
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Nk1Lh Mhlrh EUsT
 BUILD 6Enhc- PLANT

WALrA NAL1A. T1.. May s.- Following a hearing tere today of the sewage disposal action as prot by the state health department against tho c.tg of Yalla Walla, Judge E. Y. KuyAeadaI. N Pomeroy, sitting in place q Superior Judge E. q Hills, issued al injunction order requiring the city t3 construct and have in operation lE Jgly |, 1926, a sewage department plant, as demand a by the state health department, and permitting tfa c.ty to issue bonds therefore N excess of the bonding limit fxe3 by law. In the case of private individuals suing the city to debate what they claim is a nui- sance in the present method of dumping the savage into Mill creek below town and to settle a con- troyersy over the sewage water, now used for irrigation purposes by F. c. Burlingame on his all falfa land at Gardena, Judge Kuy- kendall ordered these two phases of the case separated into different actions.
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Join the Chamber of Commerce.
This Helps Eve Strain

Simple camphor, hydrastis, witch hazel, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash strengthens eyes and helps any case weak, strained or sore eyes. Lavoptik acts very quickly. Alumi- mum eye cup free. Seward Drug Go.
 C-3
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MACMILLAN THINKS PERRY
 REACHED NORTH POLE

SCHENECTADY, May S.-"No doubt Perry reached the North Pole," said MacMillan, a member at the time of Perry's party, in reply to Bernir's hint that Perry had never reached
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-08

London students travelling in street cars ride at a reduced rate from Monday until Friday and outside of rush hours.
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Many of the leading universities in this country are establishing courses in real estate
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Haas Fresh Candies at the Alaska Shop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
Jim Marshall
y SNUQITES HOME ABOUT THE
LEGISLATURE
OLYMPIA. January Is.


DEAR FOLKS don't know how you feel about il, but
~ I'm pretty because Governor Hartley called Mrs
Marshall revolutionary and radical and socialist
because she wants to the child labor amendment
pass.
We have boy of our own-hes 9-and just because we
want protect him and all the other boys and girls and
give them every chance in the world to better men
and women than are don't think we ought to be
called hard names-leven by the new governor.
ii Mr. Hartley wants TO be against ratification that's all
right but he ought to be polite about it. We're willing to
sit down and argue about it. in friendly way but just
calling doesn't get anybody anywhere And especially
when those weren't invented by Mr. Hartley but by
the Federated Industries they sound than
We would rather almost be called pusianimous bather-
sixties" as Mr.. Hartley called folks during his talk
than to be told we plotting revolution.
The first thing Mr. Hartley did after Judge Toman had
sworn him in governor to turn around and kiss Mrs
Hartley That fine thing to do, out there the stage
before everybodya nice tribute to good woman who knows
what "hope deferred" means
Right there everybody in the theater felt touch of
kinship All the men felt: "Wel, I'd like to kiss MY
wife lust like that" And the women felt "Oh If
INV husband some day could be governor and kiss Me
like THAR
Mrs Hartley was the proudest in the world
at that moment.
And them not 10 minutes later, MIR. Hartley was say
ing unkind things about thousands OF other women.
Probably he didn't realize how unkind they sounded
he wouldn't have said them.
Women legislators down here say that Mr. Hartley has
heped them by his speech because everywhere will
Turn to Page Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
WATSON LOSES
ALIBI FIGHT
Detectives Aid Futile al
ExtraditiOn Hearing

Efforts Of the Seattle detective de-
partment members to establish an
alibi for Ross c. Watson. former city
detective, facing extradition TO Brit
ish Columbia for $4,000 bank hold.
up met with defeat Thursday morn
ing when Judge Gillian consistently
refused to permit any defense testi-
mony to be introduced.
Defense Counsel George CrandalI
saved the record. however. for a
probable appeal by reading in subject
to objections of crown counsel. a list
of Seattle persons, including one city
detective, who would have testified
that he saw Watson in Seattle De.
cembor Il, the day Of the robbery.
and December II. This list included
Detective Daniel J. Camera Eyel Me
Lehman. l.. +. Osborne. auto repair
man; Il. II. Lakewood. car washer:
Mrs. Eva Boyd. wife of the proprietor
of the Colonial garage, and Melvin
Grooming, a lumber truck man.
Detective Captain William b. Kent
was placed on the stand in an effort
to show that "R c. Jordan" under
which alias Dominion authorities ar.
rested Watson. did not have n de-
soription which would fit Watson.
When court recessed shortly before
noon Thursday. 1t was apparent that
Watson would be held for extradition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
INTRODUCE AUTO
INSURANCE BILL
State Would Handle lndem.
nifty in Accident Cases

OLYMPIA. Jan 15.-Compuisory
state insurance FOR ali motor lehi-
cles. with the state fiatfootedly in
tho insurance business. Is proposed
In bill introduced today by Rep
resentative Marcus II. Morton, Of
Spokane.
The measure is due to be bitterly
fought by insurance companies. who
see In II a loss OF millions in yearly
premiums.
The state premiums proposed
however. would cut indemnity costs
for motorists.
The schedule Is: Motorcycles.
81 year: passenger cars, $40;
trucks and trailers, SIS; stages,
Sej.
From the fund thus created.
minimum Of So week could be
paid to victims totally disabled, with
50 week as the minimum Tor par.
tial disability Amounts ranging
from 81, 900 TO $4,000 would bo paid
as death indemnity
The plan would go into effect De.
oember /, 1926.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
MOUNT TACOMA
REJECTED
House Committee Votes g
to d to Retain Rainier

Word was received Thursday Is
the Chamber Of Commerce from
Washington that the public lands
committee Of the house OF repre-
sentatiyes voted Q TO against
changing the name Of Mount Rain
Ter 70 Mount Tacomn. The proposal
viii now go before the house Of
Representatives, the message said.
with an adverse report. II win he
opposed on the floor Of the house
by Congressman Miller Of this dis
trict: Congressman Hadley OF Bell
inghnm and Congressman Summers
Of walla walla.
The four representatives who
voted in favor OF Mount Tacoma
are: CONGRESSMAN Victor Berger.
Milwaukee: Congressman Vale. Colo
rndo: Congressman Raker. Callfor-
mia, and Congressman White OF
Kansas
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The girl was arrested this
morning I'm rooming house
here. She first denied even
knowing her mother was dead.
Then, under questioning. she told
a story Of n drug addict coming
to her home and killing Mrs. III.
llngson.
Then, suddenly. she cried.
Call the policewoman: | did
Il myself. l killed MOTHER
Il KILLED her Tuesday morning.
police quoted the girl as saying.
Mother scolded me because OF the
parties l went to and the men |
went with and a lot OF things that
happened. She was old.fashioned.
and thought my life was my own
and l was going 20 live IL my own
way. l just couldn't stand il and |
shot her with my brothers revolver.
Then, gathered up my things
and left and came to the rooming
house where you found me and told
them my name was Luner. and /
paid two weeks rent In advance and
stayed here all day Tuesday.
Tuesday night / went out TO O
party at n friends house and we
had drinks and all that.
Then | was here all day yester-
day"
Mrs. Ellingson was found shot to
death Tuesday night when her son
Earl returned from work. Dorothy
was missing and so were many OF
Mrs. Ellingson's possessions. includ.
ing her hank book.
The boy Immediately told officers
Of trouble between his mother and
Dorothy.
Dorothy loved to Jazz around
and mother didn't want her to. and
they were always having trouble"
he snid.
"a few months ago father whipped
Dorothy for the things she did and
then he and mother quarreled and
Dad left home.
Il think New Years Dorothy
promised not to do these things any
more. but the other day she went
out on a party again and Monday
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annexation it said of Korea. Some day Nippon will
take Manchuria
The American-owned Philippine Islands, only short
hop of 225 miles to the south of Formosawhich Japan
took from China in 1896 admittedly could be captured
in two weeks These islands exploited by the Japanese
rs are her recent seizures would almost double Japans
area and be valuable addition to her bread basket
and complete her chain of islands stretching from KAN
chatka to the East Indies.
This chain completely locks and bars the door to Asia,
and would make it possible for japan to work her will
in that part of the world
Second, DR.. Yusuke fsurumi, former member Of the
Turn to Page !, Column
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
SLEMP RESIGNS
Quits Place as Presidents
Secretary, Is Report

WASHINGTON, Jan. i5.-C. Bias.
com slemp, of Virginia. has re.
signed as secretary 20 President
Coolidge and Representative Sanders
Of Indiana has been chosen as his
successor
Official confirmation Of the
change was given at the White
dpuso offices by psmons close 10
the president. but slemp personally
refused any statement and no state
nent on behalf OF the president was
issued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15

20 the days when
statehood was in
bud and romance
was In flower.
Recollecuons Of
pioneers stirred
m c m or les they
thought they had
long ago laid
away with their
turIntan ball
gowns.
81 remembered
the gown ] wore
to the inaugural
ball given for Gov.
crnor Ferry. first
gov ernor after
statehood. and by
a.. ....-. A. RI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
gY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS

THOMAS EDISON, electrical wizard and sound
| thinker, says Japan must have room to expand
must find place where her tremendous overflow pop
ulation can go-or she will fight
Adjoining Korea swallowed by the Japanese in 1910,
lies Manchuria The japanese government openly de-
cares Manchra is vital TO their country Just before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15

a,n5,. felk,s Have ,uu been
..ensed ey the trdoral grand
,,is Nos THEN Nour name
IN the Social Register,
.,rs Ntornsy T0m Rsysl.s said
=. Aayfrs WcTr tQ 90 E4ica ptloFS
I. s,an8 iar2
80 sans 10 sue him igr breach
SFvniF
aostsi Cui
Is Rsarl pelou
~ SITS riih both
rfrt on az Hrar
-. Orer upon q time "a irsis.
-.p q sprsch To- which he
Il. ,frgss bis advvrar.u ~ being
s,,,hs ana socialists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15

, night mother scolded her
Police began searching for Doro
thy ana early this morning traced
her TO a Franklin street rooming
house. where they called her from
her room and led her away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15

inaugural hnll ever held in olympia.
II WIS rel B0tin gown with waist
very tight, deeply whale boncd and
Turn TO Page !. Column II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
Old-Timers Tell of
Former Inaugurals
ny MARIE ROWE DUNBAR

OLYMPIA. Jan. i5.--"As shook
~ hands with the hundreds OF
guests who passed down the recciy.
ing line at the inaugural ball last
evening. | Glanced tendorly haek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
Why Japan Might Want War With Us

rDITORs dare fight America? Some
H. loo small Germany people
~ defeating coalition Of surrounded
-, h.. noouaton Of
~ h far side of would be
she fight abouf Sins fourth article
nubisbed today that phase Of the problem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
Kills Parent Who Objects
to Daughters Gay Living
Hayward Girl Breaks Down and Ad-
mits Killing After Arrest

GAN FRANCISCO. Jan 15-Dorothy Ellingson aged 10
~ confessed today that she shot TO death her mother be
cause of parental opposition to the gay life she desired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
Sign One Today!

IF YOU haven't yet signed a petition for the city
L manager plan amendment, SIGN ONE TODAY
The closing date for signatures is Saturday
Let's get this on the ballot and find out
what the voters-not the polticiars-really think
about it.
office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
'''eiIL APpLEsAUcE SAYS.

"a, M ~ style show Of the aIer.
- - iailors' convention ends TO-DAY
= ). y'ymplc Dan Landon's vest
- On exhibition.
4 gooiv sloEe
y Johnny Pip
"s 'oqnis TO eqt
4 pi Of ,ppc.
~, shk Who put glue ip,o Ets
~ y clay waa related, no
~, !, 'hs bono who mixed lin.
'e'e With his wifes rouge.
- ~ The Back Of Ford,
nv sIRTH or A NATION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15

g tn.itd States treasury an.
-. - hat there is now 1927. 0O0,.
= 2 the hands OF the public.
y 2 esh;s represents our portion.
7iFl Ike
s Hortense Betb.
&c SossH'i smoke
Wy eigare,s
:. : 4. University of Washington Is
j. .sEiag an extension course in
''Dasrins. Graduates Of the
Hhl refer feelingly. no doubt.
~ Alma Motor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
eg,rnIC sECTION

UN. Oil Aitth jan it-h'AaiM
! a,r,lr, to-day took the cath u
=, n governor Of Washington
=. usrilsy l. shown a. the left
IL. Hsrs. rctlring executive. {, al
Al Beth men apologifed Tot
:, ,perarancr 90 the Home IircW
r~..rsphsf. explaining that they
.,aSl lind thrtr safety rlrors this
nFtias
ry collsse Of North Carolina
,rsa 70 change rs name 20 Duke
nua,y. and paragfaphers thru
:, lrssl hnd - ours are suggest.
Al the co-educaiionll depart.
=, < known as Duchess Uniyer.
e.
Firs. h'ilc cross.rofd pnszlr.
pcrf Bos crr.
F.U soca y a. dead as
Eihro pic.
,,,geanr statistics. The only
ms-a,sr e. magaEine in the United
sss 70, running crossword puEzics
40 casgEess,enaI Record.
LEGISLATIVE NOTE
6ss. Hsrilsys speech yester
N arains, the child labor
r,nantui was greeted BY three
-siny blahs.
nEs has haze one thing for
IN 70 !. thankful. Yes. We
~. 10 Bansnas" died out before
rnt7sgizg really became popular
nrs rss 9 yoHHg ieiio,c named
s;eet.
ris ss.slserss himself qaise
iikt,
Ass suis farm boy fcowmal
Frtssss kb sccrf namHie,
Isr ns fAeik a{aifs he's 4 geek.
w DIARY
fiauusry tE
srzf iar daily Jsurnai. peace inneh
. esinss'.. I .hiiltsEs h@g % gym
- pprr. sikArro. ) pence. bsaxhf
srnr ~ WIFE. IS p~ner. Too much
4 ,.is,i siii sever stand u.
4 ,nasd car salon Is being held
81 ssk al The olympic. Everyous
al ltlerd . closed car. but almost
EFzG 4 be tries hard enough. can
= rde IN the closed car belong
zhihs police department
III ALL ~ THE NAME
Drr', 81; froes SIS; gown. sec;
rs1iilR Slss.
Iis's = this 10 b. said for bodied
~ 10 knox It IS fastened a, one
y saas Camp. the ta0c Of
RPS HogiO,c. says: II nerer
= HsE whisper anytime 70 nc
e9 xas ie9rth ristenim TO-"
1@ts for the Poison Ivy club:
- isn Who. when he gets a good
an Immediately wants 70 get
tz.rsn. one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15

DAILY DEFINITION
mex town Is one In which
= y, nsighbors hear today that
IT ereaih smeIled that way
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15

y s,lD Camp. the ta0c Of
f'Tra Hoglo,c. says. Il nerer
= : HsH whisper anything 70 nc
~ rsf c9rfh ristenin' 10"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15

1sAts Tor ;hs Poison Ivy club:
~ IA Who. when he gets a good
~ iumsdia,ely wants 20 get a
ssrsn; oae.
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l,sss : this 10 b. said for bodied
NJ 10 know {, Is fastened a; one
q
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w ATHER

Fair tgnights Fridav. Increasing
tiouiiHs5ss at1dcr1fs r1st uHd
southeast tetHdF
Temperature Last q Hour
Maximum. 90. Minimum. 81.
Today noon, 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15

4 ciraea car salon Is being held
= rssk az The olympic. Everyous
al atlerd . closed car. but almost
EIune 4 be tries hard enough. can
= rde IN the closed car belong.
sshihs police department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15

III ALL ~ TIE NAME
Drss', 81 frOes SIS; gown. sec;
rs1iaR Slss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15

rsy coIlsse o. North Carolina
,sra 70 change Us name 20 Duke
sua,y. and paragraphsrs thru
: lra4 hnd 20 ours are suggest
Aai the co-educailonal depart.
- < known as Duchess Univer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15

LEGISLATIVE NOTE
Gas. Hsrilsys speech yester
h arains, thu child labor
nsnansui was greeted BY three
rusiny hlsh,.
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h'RIH or a NATION
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
FIRST SERVICE IN
 NEW PLACE OF WORSHIP
Reformation Lutherans To Occupy New Edif1cc On Court Street
 Beginning Sunday.
Rcfol1,latI

The first service to be held In the new church building on Court street ny the congregation of the Reformn- ton Lutheran church will be held there Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The services will be in charge of Rev. Frederick w. Schaeffer, pastor. Among the ministers who will assist will be Rev. Bcrend Mehdpens of Holy Trinity Lutheran church at New Haven, Rev. Martin w Gaudian, of st. Johns church of New Britain. Rev. Dr. A. A. Ahlquist of the First Lutheran church of this city and Rev. Otto Heydenrcich of Holy Trinity, Hartford. and Rev. J. w. Early of Holy Trinity, Hartford.
 The church is not yet entirely fin ishcd and dedication will not take place until completion. Among the striking features of the new build, ing is the altar and pulpit, built by a young man member of the con- Eregation, from oak raised on his fathers farm, and q marble bap- tiSmal font given by the cradle roll
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
Wild Wolf, Shot Near
 Ithaca Was Being Tanned

Ithaca, N. r.. Dec. 2 LP,--Skepti- clsm which followed the report that Q timber wolf had been shot and killed by Mrs. w. II. Landbeck of Fast Lawn, near this city after the an'mal had attacked her yesterday, was dispellcd today when tho owner ot inc wolf came forward and eX- plained the circumstances.
 (, 0, Willits of Huron, a graduate student In Cornell university, re- ported to police headquarters that he had brought the timber wolf With him this fall and was cndeav- bring to domesticate the animal SIS q pct. Willets kept the timber wolf in kennel at his fraternity house. tt got ont of the kennel and trotted two miles to the Landbeck farm where tt was killed by Mrs. Land beck. Willets said the animal was caught on the prairie In South Da- kota near his home.