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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-26
AIBERT n. GOCKELER.

Albert NJ. Gockeler, nephew Of
C. j. GockeIer, vice president of the
District National Bank and proni-
nent in Washington business circles,
died yesterday at Saranac Lake, N.
Y, according to Information re-
ceived here today.
Mr. GocAeler. who was twenty-six
years old. was resident of Wash.
tngton for many years. He was
educated in the Capital schools.
During the world war. he served in
the navy. At that time he con.
tracted pleurisy, which was the con.
tributing cause of his death.
Prior to going to Saranac Lake,
Mr.. Gockeler lived at New Rochelle,
where his father, Charles II. Cooke.
Ter, is a PROMINENT business man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
AID MEN TO MEET
Plans for Convention to Be
Discussed

Visitors from the principal cities
Of the Northwest we're to attend the
meeting OF the Seattle Ad club at The
Olympic Hotel Friday, when the cam
paign Of preparation for entertaining
tho annual convention OF Pacific
Coast Ad clubs. 20 be held in Seattle
July 20. will be launched.
Raymond Kelly. Of Spokane, re-
gional vice president OF the coast as.
sociation; Guy Llewellvn. Of Taco
ma. vice president for Western
washington: John Condor OF the
Condor. Milne Co; Joseph Davidson.
OF Portland. chairman Of the program
committee for the 1926 convention.
Lloyd Spencer. president OF the
coast association. and II. j. Ryan,
chairman Of the entertainment com.
mittee OF the convention. viii attend
The entertainment committee num-
bcrs 200 persons and they will be an
nounced by Chairman Ryan. who
also will preside at the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
LICENSE WAS
EASY TO GET
Woman Sanipractor Says
No Exam Was Demanded

Airs. prurilia offenhaursr. former
student o, The Seattle American TINT.
vsrsity of slnipractie received
state license FOR druEissa healing
without The Formally Of an exam.
nation By the state board NJ olym.
pia. she admitted 20 Y, q sharpe.
assistant attorney general In The
franchise forfeiture sui, against the
school in Judge 8 = Grffths' court
Thursday.
Her diploma from the school she
said. cost her 1850. which shc paid 10
John Lydon, prssidsn, Of tho insti.
tuition
Her testimony was another link IN
tho chain u alleged conspiracy which
sharpe first made public "Wednesday
when John q. Pr,rc. testified that
members % tho faculty iutima,ed
that the state license board for drug.
less healing was 'dSsd" 20 grant
licenses 20 those holding diplomas
from the Seattle school
Or James Carroll. Tacoma SAM
practnr and member OF the state
sanipractic license committee, took
the stand THURSDAY afternoon and
denied that there had been any
COLLISION between tho state commit
tee and the school In granting IL.
censca
He could not remember names OF
a long list Of similar schools scat
tered ali over the United states.
or whether they were accredited by
the state board.
RE admitted that he had frequent
conversations since the state case
was filed. with Lydon. but no tosti-
mony was brought forth a. 20 the
nature OF these conversations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
BAR White men
Cattle Grazing on Indian
Reservation Forbidden

KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. Jan. 80.
White men have been barred from
use OF the Klamath Indian reserva
ton grounds as the grazing lands
for thousands OF head OF cattle and
sheep by the tribal council OF Klam-
ath Indians and many are virtually
threatened with ruin. according TO
word received from Fred a. Baker.
superintendent OF the Klamath reser.
ynuon.
Under federal laws. the tribal coun.
Gil Of an Indian tribe occupying a
treaty reservation il given the right
10 permit or refuse the leasing or
tribal ranges. Many big sheep and
cattle men In this district have been
leasing grazing land within the reser-
walton, which has brought consid.
ernble revenue to the Klamaths.
which Is credited TO them by the
United States treasury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
NHEAT PRICES
AID FARMER
|rxSe Who Held Grain Are
lM Getting Top Rates

a,ssss CITY. No. Jan ga
,sssezt farmer q the Southwest
- su-sa BIS grain after the har-
: AZ fan. instead % hurrying
+. . r,zrksi. reads the accounts Of
iEa WEES, these days with the
ss6nl feeling that better times
y n s;gre FOR him
irsn4nS 70 II NJ Banner. a..
NJ q tbs Southwest Wheat I'm
rrsnsn, ASSOCIATION. the farmer l.
sa-s TIE top pFics for hts product
~ tays as registered IN the pits
| EErzs City and Chicago.
"a; i. he's getting these prices
IN he.d rs grain. Ills margin
/ Fra; ever that o. his less for
zass nsighhor who marketed his
Ira; Grsct from the Geld IL bet
| y iAAa a dollar a bushel.
: Oklahoma and Texas. 1900
|sszs;S memeers q q cooperative
| Fxsrs ASSOCIATION. have received
|K2ssse f0r that many bushels Of
Fs1 40 az. In February an adj
taarai i.boo.so0 is to be distrib-
- aasong them
Si,hsF Banner nor A. G. vithSn.
-zAr q the board o. trade for
n farmers Union and Co-opsra-
y Marketing association. believe
~ : noE sny undue speculation
/ r IL wheat market.
Tsir answer 70 the present high
"a; pnos is world shortage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
TIME May FREE Man
AS MURDER SUSPECT
Picture Once Identified as Killer; Wit
ness Can't Identify Him Now

ININE year. Of time mag spell
Il frrrdum Instead Of prison for
JAMES n Batr>, ala, jamie,
Brnoks. alias Dutch Nritch.
bate, ). hrld la the city jail. SUI,
p-ctcd OF the murder of young
Seattlr giri In June, 1919.
AZ the time OF the murder Rates
picture In The police rogurs' gallery
vas identified by William EngrlAc.
eyewitness 20 The murder u Mrs,
David r. Wes,msn. an that of her
SLAYER. Friday. Enseika was taken
before Bates and said. lie u not
the man
The police admit that Bate, has
changed greatly IN bis facial appear
ance since that day, and hts picture
no longer does him justice.
Thursday night Detective Captain
William y. Kent. with several other
detectives, was viewing the prtons
crs az the evening show I'D"
A. BATES. held on a minor
charge Of possessing fake icw'
elry. came before them. Kent
was startled That man j.
wanted for murder he aid.
The prisoner denied that he VAS
the man wanted lie Was arrested
Thursday with John Richardson
and Bob F'rominT. a. the Mliwaukce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
US. SenatOrs Favor
Child Labor Statute

OLNMPIA Jan. So Roth
- Washington ssnatar az the
national capitol are In favor
% the child labor amendment
kilograms 90 thy capitol hu-
rsau ~ The star to-day we're ~.
cei,ei from Wesley D. Jones and
&. e, pu.
pnl SAYS. "Our state legislas
ture should mJIfy thr child labor
sffiHfdi5tFnt promptly nc y the
only method hy which Ne can
protect childhood against exploit
alton hy greedy employers, who
coin The blood ~ youth into
prOdt and dividends The inter
'ests or humanity demand the
inaisnabie rights ~ children for
education. play and physical De,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
CANDIDATES PAY
$3.50 IN FEES
Council Aspirants Enrich
City'S General Fund

Seatiio's general fund IL enriched
by $3.50 AZ result o. receipt % Ming
fees from II candidates for the three
council seats 10 b. filled az the zen.
sral election March 10, Saturday AZ
8 y. IN IL the lhtes, a. which candi.
dates may filc for the primary cleo.
ton. February 20
The ,hreo ineumbenis whose terms
expire and who have already filed 60
succeed themselves. arc. Bertha X
t,ndss. fsio University way. l. I.
Blaine sig W Highland drive. and
kathryn Miracle. $3.50 18th ave.
y. 4.
Others Who have filed Intentions o.
candidacy arr. A. Lou Cohen. Bilt
more APARTMENTS. and Oliver r.
Erickson. 5ss Belmont ave. former
councilman. and tho following Tori
siEurdssou. s9osis Ballard ave; II.
mer Conner. sOs ". McGrnw IT.;
Hcnry Dahluy. i5t7 W. 5s,h It; Har.
~ VI. wcstfaIl. 21o. Fourth ave;
y. = walbcrE. 5tos 18th ave. y. w.
and John HarrOp. Isl a0th ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

hotel ON q fake icwclry charge
Looking up tho records Kent
found that early In the morning OF
juno n. 1919 ;hros Young men
were leaving roomlng house az
1900 Seattle blvd. whore they had
been entertained az an all'night
party.
The trio suddenly drew gums and
held up EnFelke and two Eirls. Mr.
westmnn ami Lila Wayne, They
took $500 from EnEleke and tried
10 force him 10 open bureau
drawer. supposed 10 contain $1,000
Eugelkc could not upcn IL. and they
commanded Mrs wcstman TO DO
so.
She failed and the man. known
then. a. vsltch. shot her A police
man. 7. ". Chatlisn heard the shot
and forced his way into the room
He was dissrmsd and hound with
rope. when the bandits escaped.
the Wayne giri freed Cha,lisn and
EnEvlke
With Engcike's failure 70 identity
the prisoner. Friday. Detective
chief Tenant wired 20 Morton.
Wash. where Chaiiicn now lives
bakinF The former policeman 20
come here and try 70 identify Bates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Oregonians Frown
on Bird Refuge Act

SALEM. Ore. Jan. 2s.-Oniy two
persons appeared before the house
committee on resolutions Thursday
night. to oppose tho passage Of the
house joint memorial No. /, petit
tioninR congress IN the name Of the
state Of Oregon not 10 enact into
law the migratory bird refuge
act"
on tho other hand, men deeply
Interested in the bird and game lie
OF oregon. appeared to urge the
adoption Of the memorial. and TO
dsnounce any attempts 20 place un.
der federal control. any further
areas OF Oregon lands. thus inereas.
ing the power OF federal bureau.
eracy mad interfering seriously with
the plans OF Oregon for conscrya.
ton OF It's bird and game life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

yciopmsnt 10 guaranteed during
the early years o. life. 90 they
may properly nu their places m
society when grown"
jones says My opinion %
the child labor amendment il the
same as when I voted for A."
Congressman Altert Johnson
wired The star that MY vote
In supper. % the child labor
amendment was prcdlcated upon
belief that a federal statute
would benefit the exploited chill
drrn % states which have not
enacted adequate child labor
laws
Other state congressman ~
piled that they felt I, was not
In their province 20 advise tho
state Legislators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Runaway Tacoma
Girl Is Nabbed Here

Hazel Froman. g. who left note
telling her parents she was going to
Jump into American lake. was taken
into custody here Thursday for her
parents. SIR. and Mrs. Austin Fro
man. 1911 y. Defiance at, Tacoma
The girl ran away from home twice
previously within the past fortnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
BILL AIDS VETS
"Denied Veterans" Urged to
File Claims

OLYMPIA. Jan. 2s.-Claims of 20.
called denied veterans" Of the world
war may be included In tho onnl-
bus appropriation bill. These vet
Grams were refused the state bonus
on the ground that they were pro
fessional soldiers in the army when
war was declared. Many such were
paid before court decision ruled
them out. So far only 202 in this
class have filed claims.
State Auditor Clausen wants any
veteran who comes under this head
and who has not filed a claim 20 rush
the application to him. Unless the
claims can be audited and inspected.
they cannot be included in the bill.
l.. G. MCLAUGHLIN is secretary OF a
denied veterans association. with OF.
fees m the Hoge Annex, seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
SELL CARNATI0N
CONDENSERY
High Freight Rates Force
Sale of Chehalis Plant

Announcement was made Friday
By p. a. stuart. president Of the
Carnation Milk Products Co. at Seat
tie headquarters that the firm has
arranged 10 sell It's condensery at
Chehalis 10 the Borden co. This an
noiiucement confirms rumors that
have been current for some time.
we have arranged for the sale
OF our condensery al Chshalis TO the
Borden Co." said Stuart we have
decided on this move 10 save money
in Transportation Of the finished
product 10 our out-of-s;ate markets
For many years we have produced
morn carnation milk in the state Of
Washington than was needed In this
.ection, and we have sold this sur
plus largely in the Middle West and
south. Naturally. the trsnsporta-
ton costs we're heavy. but since
the war freight rates have increased
10 the point where II WIS necessary
for us 20 increase our production
in the Middle West and East. where
lower freight rates permit us TO
reach our markets more econom-
ically
The selling Of our condensery
does not mean that We will discon-
tInue packing carnation milk In the
state Of Washington" Stuart con-
,lnued. we take pride in the fact
that we started in Washington at
Kent and that our company IS con-
trolled and largely owned by men
and women living in Washington
practically all of whom are EN-
pioyes Of the company. We do not
contemplate any changes NJ our re-
rnsining six plants in washington
az our sales on carnation milk dur
ing 1924 in the West. and In fact
turnout the United states. were the
largest in the history Of the COM
many"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
.nPAN WARSHIpS
VISIT COAST
NE BattIeShipS Welcomed
10 San Francisco

liz FRANCISCO. Jan. % The
=. traiuing squadron. consist
~ esitleshlps ikumo. Asama
|-snsauN arrived In san Francis
AN and dropped anchor In
l., War Row
:, l'sied states reception squad
=, bauleships West virginia.
>.,k snd Maryland, were ra,red
~ ire visiting dreadnaushtS
u -.nesr q the American squad.
,as.-s hest 20 one q the visit
: lzxe,s
-,rcaa naval officers started
-s-s heir ognclal welcoming calls
- ai,sr the japanese ships had
,,i anchor AZ no q m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Balloon Elimination
Race Set for May ]

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, Jan. ?3.-The
annual elimination race TO deter
mine what balloons are TO be Amer
ica's entries In the International bal.
loon race, viii be held May /. carl
wolfley. governor OF the National
Aeronauticai association. announced
today.
The race will start from st. 10
seph. At least eight balloons are
expected 10 enter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Arrest Auto Driver
After Bridge Clash

J. 3. IAN. -. was arrested on a
charge OF reckless driving Thursday
night at the north approach 10 the
Fremont bridge. Hilrs auto WIS in
volved In crash there. Don Hem
rick was booked by the police as a
witness against Hill. and released
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
TELEPHONE LOVE

LONDON.-Five years OF long
distance telephone calls between
Liverpool and London have resulted
in the marriage Of Ida Bath, Lon.
don switchboard operator. AMI
George Moore. Liverpool operator.
Moore was attracted to the girl by
the pleasant tone OF ner voice, came
to London to sec her. and ended by
marrying her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
To Indorse Names
of Holdup Witnesses

Names Of half dozen additional
witnesses TO the $4,000 Bon Marche
holdup. last October. were TO be In.
dorsed by Deputy Prosecutor Harry
Rhodes on the Information In supe-
rior court Friday afternoon. The
trial Of the six defendants viii be
set for oaiy in February. They are:
Ross c. watson. former city detect
i've. now facing extrnditlon for the
$40. 900 holdup In Nanaimo. y. C.,
last December ~; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Fasick. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe O'Neal
and Norris Lockwood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
aRAG1E:, .-, FIRED
/ BY THIEVES
and Building Are Lost
in Flames

SAINT sicalng gasoline trom
automobile Ia . garage
~ A Ol>en. sisi = Val
sariy FRIDAY morning
I've thisSs, :, believed 10
.,n ,sverc5 burned when
.,'..'sns s,plo,lcd, setting fire
= auto IA the garage
"a ara sarasr Ntu com
Asircyed
=. ~ nre hroke out ueishhors
-sn serssm Ia agony When
- apartment arrived they
oss near the ssTage, which
.-spei IN flames,
.~r,y can ans a hose showed
- thieves bad tried 60 steal
100. The less Is estimated AZ
li
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
CHARGES "NAGGING"

CHICAGO.--"She nagged me"
said Allison Reynolds. a deaf mute,
In answering charge OF non.sup.
port filed against him by his wife,
also deaf mute. He said his
wife continually scolded him in the
deaf and dumb language because
he did not make more money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY

JOHANNESBURG. Jan. 29--Dis.
covery OF micro-orEanism causing
heart water" in cattle. sheep and
gont. has been made by Dr. Cow.
dr1iy from the Rockefeller institute
in New York. Scientists here nc.
claimed the finding one OF the most
important in years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Held on Eastern
Manslaughter Charge

Richard $. Coleman, arrested
here. Is wanted on charge OF
manslsughtsr in Providence. Rhode
Island. according 10 local police a
telegram received from the Provi-
dence. X. l.. officials Friday. asked
that Coleman be held until their
office could take charge Of hin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Bandit Suspects
Are Held in Jail

Accused OF robbing II. ". Con.
nsrs. nj Yesier way and Post at.
Thursday night. Berl whitfield. %,
and Anna Burton. 30. both colored.
we're held in the city jail Friday.
Corners Identified both as bandits
who took SIS from him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Youthful Filipino
Held on Drug Charge

Roy Atizado. ?o-year-old Filipino.
was held by the police Friday in
connection with narcotics lie was
arrested by Patrolmen @. w. Christy
and H. H. Kimscy OF the special
detail at Fifth ave. and jackson st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
AIRsHIP To CARRY
CANFRANEN

Much IL 20 be learned concerning
tho most intimate Of our heavenly
neighbors during their juxiapoti.
ton
science. which has made sciipses
occasions FOR the most imporian,
Astronomical discoveries. will not be
earth.bound this time.
Astronomers. trained Observers
and expert photographers. viii 80
into the air 20 meet the eclipse. II
no; halfway. al least At a distance
that will permit escape from the
dense atmosphere near the earth.
Even should clouds and Indictment
weather interfere with observation
from below. camera men. in speed
ing airpiancs and atop the great en-.
yelope Of the United States navy
dirigiblc. Los Angeles. viii be film
ing the greatest movie nature has
ever produced tn these parts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

BUENOs AIRES. Jan. 23-After
an audience with President Alyear,
who wished to be remembered TO
President Coolidge. General John ].
Pershing went TO Montevideo for a
short visit. prior TO his departure
from Rio dc Janeiro Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
FAMnrs SWIMMER DIES

LONDON. Jan. 23.--Isaac Davcn.
port. ~. famous swimmer Of the
last century. died Mt Surblton. FOL.
lowing an operation. Davenport's
best known feat was the crossing
OF the Niagara river Just below the
falls In 1853.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Suns Eclipse Will
Be Observed in East
Scientists Preparing to Record I'M
pressions of Astral Shadow

Dit OF glass or swapping AZ The bsav'
ems with No. Browns. may. 40.
cortiuE TO learned men o. science.
furnish information concerning tho
eclipse most valuable TO posierity.
Science. however. ia not trusting
too much 20 the laymnn. Thirteen
fixed oos.ryatories. the greatest
number ever 20 come In the path Of
a total eclipse. win unmask their bat.
tsrles Of cameras and telescopes and
20 into action tomorrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
|'0NG CONCERT
/ TONIGHT
|ssman, Clay Co. Artists
Broadcast Over KF0A

ssrzan, Clay & Co. offer an
|cr q their programs over
wa Friday evening. The program
rssa q solos. duets. quarteis and
Eunezfal numbers. Those taking
AZ Alma Daley. soprano: Alma
saanessn. oontralto. II. II. Clark.
2. c. Z. Madison baritone. q. r.
ls'sa, yioiinist. The accompan.
m }. VeIma Case and Bsrnice
Nen The program follows:
s,ssa ss1fst-sslsetsd
- .,ssiaa Clay 20. strinssd ssItst
NJ .s.....-...... 81. ,DOodsTe
Alma Daisy. soprano.
fsila Gaze a. the plano.
~ssns The swan sairt-sscus
"a s7is ~ o >. Nlddiston.
tsin1 Case st the piano.
IL A'sf .-s...... .coisridEs Taylor
saasistlaz OF Alma Daley. 90
- Alma Iohsnassen. csntraiio.
= eiafk. tenor. c. r. Nsttison.
&c I'sn IN oid County Down"
| n - -,...s... Carlo
- s+t.-.............C adman
~ ................W saiheriy
n \. CLARK. tenor.
- Cas- AZ the piano.
- RON The Tales % Hoff-
................-. Offsnbaeh
- y Alma DALEY. soprano ard
~ Johannessn, eontrsito.
| H. p.ncs' .......--. Mac Doxsii
.......-.... .Msndslssoha
u, ss,r7s Case. pianist
| I. .. s- -'ls3 s..-...s..-.....Br Brown
49,. ..--.. .CgrTan
H& Johznnsssn. eoutratto,
- Case a. the piauo.
~. ...............s Jan Block
,s'o by G. ?. Middleton.
~ ira Case a. the riapo,
It1,r 70 Nandai1y" ..... speaks
II r ..s-..s.sss .sss..s.
~. Hattlson. baritone.
-. -, Jsdson ~ the plano.
tI from Ia Bohsms'
b. =. '''fs.'s '.-.s....... PScrlul
49,. '...e......... speaks
ANA Daley, soprano.
H.. 49, 80 Daley at the plano.
- f9p Traiys' .--.. Fsora
1issd quartet
n. sleep ~. Bingham Greens
~ sohsnnsssn. coutrolto.
vsenssts b. q. =. Middleton.
r q. ~. Case At the piano.
"a -. s-ssrssss ...... . z aeHrr
soprano: II. II. CLARK, tsnor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
nN FRANK CITY

NEW YORK. Jan. y The aiten'
~ ton OF somethlnE Ike 2s.ooo.'
900 inhabitants 81 the Eastern part
Of the United States and Canada
VIII be focused tomorrow morning
upon the eclipse Of the sun.
A vast slate colored shadow viii
come skipping across the earth's
surface from Duluth. MINI. 70
Mon,auk Point. y. y. as the as
Economical phenomenon takes place,
II win he the first time that
total ecIipse has been witnessed ~
20 many millions Of Americans and
the last chance in more than 200
years.
Fair weather has been PROMISED
Fo~ the nren 81 tntallty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
attic AID. Club
'ios Forum Tonight

4. 'l'n'shtly advertising forum
~ ,ssi,ie nd club win meet
s = January %. at 9 o'clock in
|snely room Of the White
- The al men will study
advertising q salmon.
hi. J. aoss tarss 80 nearly re.
W 1 , Of cattle that they are
q. lood robbers on western
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
moon CUTS OFF
LIGHT or Sun

Whereas the Chinese. durins the
frat eclipse recorded in history some
5000 years ago. beat their drums 10
drive away this astral dragon that
appeared 70 be devouring the sun.
modern scientists will bend every ef-
fort 10 catch and record upon all
manner OF instruments Impressions
or the brief pcriod-varying between
30 seconds and two minutes In differ
ent localities - during which the
moon cuts of completely the light
from the sun.
And some unnamed amateur o"
server. pecring thru homc-smoked