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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Flapperism Vies With Stately
Dignity for Break in Fashions
Alma Rubens and Madge Bellamy Typify
Opposite Beauty Types

elaborate rchemeH N color and com
position. Women like Alma RubelB
ore the j0y ~ his heart. But Patou q
IDEAL Is r.rllghncss and his creations
arc " The sort which only n Madrn
EsIhmy can wear with the proper
"chIc."
A. tho start Or tho season. s.
looked aa though Patou hal taken
The lead and was going 20 keep g.
There wac the matter Of kueo-lcngi %
skirts. fJr instance decree which
made the rogu.sh AIadge register
great gloe. ana plan a. once a modlrh
little tWo-p.ece velvet frock with
broyiiy as no. keynote.
But close on the heels Of the abor
skirt mandate came word or the neu-
ert ool0rE. aud ID was found that tho
prevailing Shade would be Burgundy
and Madgc's pretty brows puckersd
in vexniion She knew only a girl
Ike Alma Rubens- no might have
stepped from 70 portrait by an old
master could bear the richness Of
The dark-wine red tone. which r.
Burgundy.
Alma scores again on the Knee
flare" which MadEe and her follow
ers haven't the height 20 carry: but
tho BolIamy brigade finds consola
ton IN tho "bolero frOcks" with their
smart. short Jacket effects and trim.
tucked vestces.
50 the battle rages on-ln Paiis
md IN Hollywood-with honors, 70
FAR. very nearly even.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
TOM MEIGHAN'S NEW
PICTURE is FINISHED

Irish Luck. Thomas Meighau's
picture, IS In the final stage o, pro-
duction. Tho las, sccnes were made
on Third ave. Manhattan. and the
film. down to ~ reels. ia In tho cut
ting room receiving tho finishing
touches.
irish luck VIII DO one OF the
first pictures 20 DO titled under the
supervision OF John pcale Bishop
Assisting Mr. Bishop on tho title Job
are Tom J. Geraghty, supervisor OF
Meighan productions. and Emmett
crozier Messrs Geraghiy and Gro.
zier both made tho trip TO Ireland
With the MelghRn unit last summer.
This new MciGhan picture repre-
SCENTS approximately Il weeks OF
work. five q which were spent Ia
ireland or en- route. The company.
with Victor Herman directing ana
John wyciyotf heading tho camera
stair. sailed from New York on the
Leyiathan July &c. and returned
early in September.
More than 10000 sss, o, pan-ehro-
matte film were used 20 record the
delicate variations Of sunshine and
shadow in Irrland's scenery. Scenes
were made at Dublin. in County
Kerry about tho Lakes OF Killarney.
and at Barney Castle, Cork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
BATTLE CALLED OFF
ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN

Tho battle Of Gettysburg has been
called or on account Of rain and q
muddy field
An Of which means that Raymond
Griffith and several hundred Union
and Confederate soldiers remained
encamped on tho spacious Mojayc
desert Tor an extra week until this
important episode y his newest star
ring picture, Hands Up" could be
filmed 20 tho satisfaction Of Director
Clarence Badger Old Sol finally
smiled and allowed tho battle 10 be
rcfougbt and the company 10 return
10 civilization
Raymond Griffith f. playing the
role Of a Confederate, Arrayed with
The Union forces against him are
Montagn Love and Mack Swain.
George Billings appears az Abraham
Lincoln
II remained Tor Badger and Gnf-
filth 70 evolve in this picture q new
triangle" In the story he is shown
10 be IN love with two beautiful girls
Marion aud Virginia Leo Corbin.
Both are IN love with him and each
girl deeply ndmircs her rival for the
dnshing young soldiers affections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
UNLIMITED GUEST
BREAKS UP SHOW

sMETHPoRT Pa, Oct 3i-Thero
Is such thing as too much atmos-
phero for picture presentation This
was demonstrated when a skunk en-.
tered the only picture house here
ana decided TO give the picture his
undivided attention.
when the animal entered the
house tho audience departed and Mr..
skunk had the whole place 10 him,
stlg He evidently didn't care much
Tor the showing, an no ambled out
uneancernedly. and tho audience.
when assured o. his departure re-.
turned and the picture was run OF
without further mishap.
This same situation was faccl AZ
the Lyric theatre Id uoucadale. Pa.
several weeks aso, but Ia this IN
stance tho skunk LETT undrnbbis owl.
deRc0 Of his presence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Busters Leading
Lady Happy Ouer
Brand New Nephew

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. oct 81
IL One OF Hullywoods motion
picture celebrities Is a proud
aunty today,
The stork visited Buster Kea.
TOMS studios yesterday with
bouncing son Tor the sister Of
the frozen-faced comedians lead.
ink lady
Mother and son are doing well.
and studio aides are vying Tor
the honor OF naming tho new ar.
rival.
The happy event occurred Just
a. the leading lady had compiet.
ed her work before the camera
in the final scenes OF Keaion's
latest picture. Go West" She
rushed from the set when word
was flashed that baby had
been born TO her sister. The IA.
Their was called 20 Arizona on
business several days ago and
could not return IN time 20 wei.
come the lusty youngstcr,
Buster wants 20 be the baby's
godfather,
The mother is "Afollie.' a Jer.
sey cow. She Is sister 10
Brown Eyes" tho 100000 DO.
vine beauty which has the lead.
ing feminine role In Keaton's
new comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

II Seven Keys 20 Baldpate." the
4 George II Cohan farce IA which
he stars at The Liberty. starting Sat
urday Douglas AiaeLcan starts out
20 write a novel In q hOurs' The
girl DO loves IL tho prize FOR which
be labors And tho conditions under
which DO works are about ns ds.
tracing as any conditions could be-.
IN order 20 secure tho solitude
which ho needs FOR his work. Doug
selects BOldpare Inn. a summer hotel
that has not got opened. Unrouu.
uhtely Tor his solitude. q band of
crooks who have stolen $500 600
choose The same spot aa their rrnIcz
Yons. a crazy old hermit OF tho
nc!ghborhooa becomes Involved Ia
mo chase Tor tho money IN tho
midst u The struggle. which bring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Lon CLANCY to
Star in Film
Knocking Bird
Renee Adoree Will
Play Role of Fa-
nous Anna Held

Sew Interest bias boon add "A 90 iht
recent announcement mat Lon Cha.
ucy'H next starring vehicle The
Moek.ng Hrl will he au original
story by Tod Browning. who win also
handle the direction. ny tho uonH
just received from the Metro Gold
wyu-Maycr west coast studios that
tho heroine of the picture. Renee
Adorco, win portray tHo character
of the late Anna Held
Il happens that CLANCY ana
browning both know Miss Hold exc
,rtmoIy well and have collbbouleN
Ia putting Ia the story many touthes
which they say are true personal
"reminiscences ot tho famous French
Coincidence cyentful NE
Tho big cast which Is being ar.
ranged now for this rather unusual
adventure IN tho cinema includes az
present only CLANCY and Low Gods.
The plan b. 20 make use. among 9th.
or players, Of a large number n
professional vaudeville stars. Pho
Biography VIII begin Hs soon uH the
difficulties ~ assembling the ueces,
z1ry players nre overcome, The an.
acultIcs are chiefly m securing play.
ers 20 portray tho early days or stars
az the beginning u their careers
These characters include tho Lloyds.
Marie aud Alice. ycsta TUlcy Vesa
Victoria and others.
The story d laid In Limchoufs.
London. CLANCY plays a dual rolo Of
two brothers. one ot whorm b a
crook Cody win DO a ouayo sharper
ia tho upper crust of society. II
chances that this music hall story
win be- translated 20 the screen ly
most experienced hands Browning
once was vaudeville and comic
opera comedian. waldcmar Young.
who adapted tho tale 70 tho screen.
was q dramatic critic ana yaudsyil-
liau. Renee Adorc6 had long cx.
pcriencc IN vaudeville abroad. and
Lon CLANCY played IN vaudeville.
musical comedy and comic opera Tor
years before hs vent Ia FOR pauto-
mime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Tom Mix Still
Original Hero
of Other Days
Western Star Doesn't
Gosn for Modern
SophiStication

NEW YORK. OCT stsrbe m.
muFatcl bero. thc melodramatr
laragon. is slowly vanishing from
.ur dramatic midst. both Ga stage
plays and moving pictures A sign
4 dooadence. perhaps a token GER
fainy 20 increasing sophisticotlon In
his age % gvttius down to brass
lacks and ~ measuring men by mo-
lives rather than by acts.
Tom Mix b enc or The few auriy.
,rs IN pictures. of the older order.
inanasing 10 carry the banner Of
sheer ronaniicism into tho camps OF
s kepueism "a sort ot hold-ovur
knight ornnt stan getting honest
cheers Ter his marycls Of virtue.
IN his latest film, 1.-The Everlast-
ins Whisper an the elements Of his
Green popularity are subservcd. lie
saves a giH on runaway horse.
which permits a broath-taklng dis
play OF his riding prowcss.
lie saves the same girls from the
designs o. an unprincipled gent aud
from social ostracism. hY the simple
expodient 81 marrying her Then he
wins tho love OF this naughty and
pampered lady by compelling hsr 90
underso hardship, in order that a
plcasn % a misery old minor may be
s9rt.
And finally, for her protection. ho
goundly trounccs halt n dozen des-
peradoes In a spectacular cllff.edgc
fight lis quite a day for heroicsi
The picture IS beautifully trigged
cut in landscapes from the Yosemite
and the high Sicrras 81 California.
han which there Is no moro glorlous
setting for romance. Snow trails.
towering peaks. aud tie eternally
whispering pines from which the
Niece takes is title.
To scatter dank interpretations be.
fore breeze from the hills and a
elaiter Of hoor- beats. this light re-
rrcshment by Tom Mix ana Alice
Calhoun Is recommended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

who gstr tine break on tho new
rgsona fashions Alma IuJeua ar
Aladgc Hellamy2 Wtu the winter
oardroDea be- rich iu fabric and color
and made in the sweeping lines most
suited % Alman stately beauty or
win they De slim and straight for tho
nappera who follow where little
M1dge 20 gully lsadsg
It's n subject for much Food-na-
turod discussion and no little rivalry
around the FOX lot where these two
arls-both 20 lovely ana 20 widely
different in type hold undlaDuied
Iway The real rivalry u course.
and the dead-ln-carnest fashion bat
He Is being wnged boz Paris where the
1870 great designers. Pot0u and POI
rCt, struggle Tor supremacy.
P0iret is the sumptious lover IL
luxury who wants beautiful mate,
rails. richly trimmed and designed
Hith plenty Of space 10 work out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
TWO LEADS Ar ONCE

Iaequclino Logan IL one u Tho
busiest persons on tho FOX lot. She
Is tho leading woman Of both when
the Door Opened" and Wages for
Wiyes." Reginald Barker and Frank
Borzago arranged 70 divide the stars
services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

aiI writing 10 q complete halt. tho
girl Doug Us engaged 10, arrives 10
help him, but her presence only adds
10 the multitude OF complications into
which h6 II plunged
George M Cohan. who adapted
Earl Dcrr Biggers best seller 10 tho
stage. developed melodramatlc
farce that alternately thrilled and
cDnyulsod bis audiences In bringing
Seven Keys 20 Baldpate" 90 the
screen. Douglas MaoLean has re-
tanned all Of the original elements
and added TO them tho developments
which the motion picture camera
makc8 possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
ANOTHER noRzAGE COMEDY

When Frank Borzage finishes film.
ing Wages for Wives no win start
producing another matrimonial com
edy, THE First Year" Both arc
John Golden stage successes which
win be transposed to the screen.
Matt Moore VIII be tho hero Of THE
Writ Year"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
EVA TANGUAY TO
APPEAR Al PAN

Eva TanEiay, vaudevlllC's famous
Coincidence win headline tho hlll
opening at tho pantaecs next week.
November . Mis8 TapEuay q well
known 10 Seattle ,hehiergoerS. and
according 20 Manager j. lloyd
pcarth. who witnessed her ret "a
the East, shn viii prcsen; n special
new attraction this season Shs q
billed ne tho 100000 hcadliner. aud
hrr songs and costumes viii SO en-.
tirely new 10 Seattle.
ono u Mias TanHuay'a Spsc!al,lcs
Is tho Charleston. danced ia n dress
made % American money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
BUCK JONES BUSY

Buck Jones Is In tho midst Of film.
ing Her Cowboy Prince" his fifth
Fox starring vehicle OF the season.
under the direction OF II. William
Nelll Harvey Clark. Jere Austin.
Diana Miller and Helena D'Algry are
Ia the supporting east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

"Daybrcak." screen adaptation Of
tho stage play. THE Outsider" WI
soon be launched into production In
Hollywood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

Dan Mason supple the ladies' IN the
cast OF Wages for Wives" with roses
from his garden in Hollywood. lie
brings yhem to the Fox lot each
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

Tom Buckingham has returned 70
Tho FOX West Coast studios and has
bean added 20 tho comedy dlrectorial
staff under the personal supervision
OF George Z. Marshall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

Bebe Daniels has just finIshed
Volcano" from the play Martin
lquc." directed By William X. How.
ard. and now is working on William
dc Miles production. THE Splendid
Crime"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

Mother. bring homo some or
Boldrs MIX Brcad-two for &c
Advertisement
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
SAN DIEGO IS
PROMISED TWO
new HIGHWAYS

san DIEGO, Aug. ll.-San Diego
has been fixed rs Il chief point on
two national highways according to
word just received IN this city from
Washington. The first Of these
routes is tie road having its north
cu terminal at Port Angeles. Puget
Sound and skirting the coast to this
city. over what is commonly known
aS the coast route which connects
san Diego with Los Angeles.
The second highway is the road
leading east from San Diego to III
Centre and Yuma, designated as the
Bosderland trail and commonly
known as the southern route from
east to west.
These two roads are part of 30.
Coo mile system Of roads planned to
criss-crOss the United States from
tnc Canadian border TO the gulf and
NJ Mcxican line and from the Atlantic
to the Pacific, Every federal high
way is included ii the system. When
the routing OF the highway is com
plcted they viii be numbered. so
that Il tourist may know by the mum.
Der the territory through which he
is travelling and to what city the
route leads. The routes also will
be posted with uniform signs dcsig.
mating curves. railroad crossings and
other conditions demanding caution.
The markers to be uscd on the
routes VIII be in the form of the
shield of the United States, Bearing
the number of the highway, tho state
in which the Sign is posted and the
letters "U. $. The caution signs
wlll be of different shape depending
upon what they are supposed to fix
i'll the tourist 5 mind.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
New Uniforms
For Officers At
Rockwell Field

SAN DIEGO, Aug. Il.-MiIitary
aviators attached to Rockwell fled
are looking forward to bossoming
out in new and distinctive uniforms,
as result of word just received from
The war department at Washington
that II new typo of uniform for fly
ers had been approved.
The new coat for officers will be
singlebrcasted with four buttons, a
roll collar and nOtehcd lapel. 1he
garment Is dcGigncd TO TIT the fig
urc easily over the chest, although
drawn in at the wrist. Instead Of
the Sam Brownie belt there will be
two inch belt Of the same material
as the garment sewn down all
aIound the waist. Insignia will be
embroidered in gold and silver.
Orereoats arc to he dopDle.bfeast.
ed with collar and lapel similar TO
the cc1t ana viii refth' alghtiy be-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
DAILY MENUS

breakfast Grapefruit, broiled
bacon. bread crumb omelet, bran
mullins, milk, coffee.
Lmcheon-M@caroni baked with
Tomatoes and Geese, toasted bran
muffims, celery. apple SHOW, molas-
>cs bars, milk. tea.
ninnor-Pot roast of beef. vege-
tables cooked with meat, cabbage
with sour cream dressing. cottage
cheese pic graham bread. apple jelly
milk, coffee.
When making muffins it : well
worth while 70 make enough to toast
far Il second meal. / is such Il sim
pie matter to split the cold muffins
and toast and butter them and the
result IS 50 good that the mixture
aud baking OF extra batter i not Il
hardship.
Apple Snow
-Four large bUur apples ) eggs. II
tcaspoon sait, Il cup sugar.
Wash and bake apples. Scrape
fruit from skin and core and rub
through a fine sieve Beat in sugar
Beat whites of eggs until stiff and
d.Y Oh 4 platter, using a wire whisk.
Slowly add sweetened apple pulp
beating constantly. Chill and serve
with boiled custard made with the
yolks of the eggs.
Boiled Custard
One and one-half cups hot milk.
il teaspoon salt. l2 cup sugar,
yolks j eggs. II teaspoon vanilla.
Beat egg yolks with sugar and
salt. Slowly beat in hot milk. being
sure the sugar and egg mixture dis
solves in the hot milk. Pour into top
ii double boiler and cook over hot
water. stirring to keep smooth until
mixture coats the spoon. Remove
from the heat and when cool stir in
vanilla. Chill before serving.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

l"jS An UfLES aug. IL
Butter sec.
Extra egg, 4jc.
Case count Ale.
Puilet eggs 81.
Live Poultry
Hens. up to ) lbs. 1Jc.
Hens. . lbs. to . il lbs. 1Sc.
Hen,. col"rcd. I lbs. and up 29c.
L"ghorn fryers, l-2 70 , lbs. 24c.
Broilers. ] fo - lbs. DC.
Frver,. j. TO ) lbs. colercd soc.
Roa>ters. soft bone. lbs. up zoe.
Stays l.c.
Old rOostcrs l2r.
Ducklings. Pek;u, , lbs. up 2Jr.
buckiings, other than Pckin, )
lbs. up 20c.
Old ducks l6c.
Geese 2Jc.
Young tom turkeys. l3 HIS. up 30c.
Young tom turkeys dressed. l. lbs.
md up 34r.
Hen turkeys. lbs. up 3Oc.
Hen turkeys, : lbs. and up 81.
Oid tom turkeys 24c.
Small hen turkeys. under : lbs. 1jc
SQUAD, light and heavy. 4Gc.
Capons, less than lbs 30c.
'apons. : lbs. and up 33r.
Bel2iau hares. , u II. 3 II lie.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
SALT WATER TAFFY

:" cup sugar.
- cup syrup (whitel.
~ cup water.
teaspoon granulated gclatine.
Cook to pa degrees or to soft ball
when tried in cold water.
For variety the follow ing flayors
lla1 be used.
teaspoon orange, loranpc roIorJ
drops oil Of peppermint, green
co,or.)
IL teaspoon oil Of Wintergycen,
pink color)
- teaspoon vanilla. lno color.
teaspoon lemon eXtract. (yel-
lor color)
Put sugar. syrup and water to.
gctbcr. stir until thoroughly mix
c4 Whea required degree i
reached add color flavor. and
gr,atiuc that has been softened in
tablespoon of cold water. Pour
IN oiled pan. When cooled to the
point when il viii not stick to the
fingers. pull with huuds until light
,cior is obtained, then stretch until
Il! .gi.r - etg4I4td, tAc4 stretch
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
WOOD APPOINTS
UNDER SECRETARIES

MANILA. Aug. il. - Governor
General Leonard Wood has appoint
cd n cabinet IN conformancc with
tie Jones law, naming under seerc-
taies who have been serving since
1923, when the body resigned on
blCc in an attempt to embarrass the
gOvern0r.
The appointees are Judge Luis
Torres, Justice Miguel Unson, com
meree and communications Siivero
Apostol. agriculture and natural re.
fources; Felipe Agonc.lo, interior,
Tras not rcappointed, pending his eX-
greeted resignation.
The, seaate'iss rumored 4o' hs con
sidering rejection Of AL tie ap-
puintmentS. In such ease all would
automatically continue to act rs see
rctarics. now being under secretaries
in their respective departments.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
San Diego To
Be MeXicO's
Trade Center

san DIEGO, Aug ll.-As the
result Of an announcement just made
of plans formulated by the southern
Pacific Steamship line, san Diego is
expected to become a trade center
for Mexico, Sugar, fruit and hard
wood will be the principal commod-
titles brought 10 San Diego from
potts on the western coast of the
neighboring republic and regular
service will bee maintained.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
PORK BARREL EXPOSE
BEFORE LEGISLATURE

4. MANILA, p. L., Aug. ll.-A
threatened "porl; barrel expose
was before the Philippine lcgisa.
ture today with declaration of in.
sular Auditor Wright that scores of
useless clerks are drawing fat sal
7aries. Wright brought the question
up with Il threat to disallow the rc-
cent deficiency appropriation of
$4,000 for legislature expenses.
The auditor announced that his
Investigation of the situation dis.
closed among other things, that the
alleged secretary of Speaker
RoXas is unknown in the legislature
and in reality is doing house work
IN the SCION 5 residence.
Two other ''c!crks, Wright al
legged, We're found to be participat
ing attorneys, one in the southern
islands and the other in the north
of Luzon.
The extra clerks, according to
Wright, are drawing fat salaries
because of political tavors' and are
doing no work. The auditor claims
conditions warrant him in cxetut.
ing Il general houseclcaning at the
next pay day.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
10 MILES PER.
PROMISED FOR
AUTO Flu E L
BY LINCOLN QUARBERG
United Press Staff Correspondent

Los ANGELES, Aug. 10.-Furth.
er details of the proposed revolution
in the automobile and petroleum in
dustry, which is expected to result
IN the marketing of sensational
new type of motor and fuel, were re-
vealed at the convention of the
American Chemical Society.
Chemical experts VINO have made
m exhaustive stuoy of the produc-
lion of synthetic gasoline predict
it wilinot be many years before the
present day automobile VIII be ob-
sClete. Science has already. evolved
The process of 81 new fuel which viii
give 5o,fiiles to- Tie gallon aud make
prdetieslble an engine which viii de
Helop, Stsase speed and power and
do away with the gear shift, ii WAS
declared. pa
Chemical laboratories through
out the country have been cXpefi-
mqlsi,rg ,fss many months on the
new-.fuel, 'lfdeclared II. X. Benson
ot .flaes Gslsfrsity of Washington
and nembeT Of the executive com
mittee Df.thp industrial chemical di-
VISOR 0ftsSs American Chcmir:tl So
ciety. "it has been developed that
very high powered fuel can be
manufactured from petroleum.. coal
or Ignite :.
"TIr, .-aaise., for this new fuel Is
henzeE althou9h'it can be made from
low gragisy, gasoline. The new com
bhsiibleNli be especially adaptable
to & new ftpe of motor which ]
understand is being prepared for
manataetqlsz, sand marketing one
OF the3I,iVgs automobile laboratories
in Detroft.s
BenssR Said the new motor fuel I
could be produced at cost Of l6 .
TO IS .Ssl@ per gallon. Tie retail .
price should not cXnee.i - CENTS. he :
sli4-
Taetsess flel Is to bc ntarkete,.
under the name of ..syulhol az
cGrdiI&ssis5 .aacntists here. Officials
If the. STANDARD Oil Company and
Genersil Motors have dcu;tl that
their companies were interested in
launestt,ag either the new fael a. the
new motor, as scientists
here slaa'bfigEed. !.
Oregon .plgEodneel five-siXths of
-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

morning from the deck Of a booze
boat.
The spectacular dive was made
from the launch GuSsie NJ, captured
with 800 eases of liquor aborat. The
Gussie NJ, WAS being towed through
the Golden Gate by the coast cutter
262.
4 strong ebb tide was running
and the crew of the cutter was un-
able to recover the body which did
not ,eaMear ON the surface.
The Gussie NJ. had been running
tbs federal blockade from a liquor
supply ship anchored OFF the Farra
lone Islands. making landing At
pascadero near Half Moon Pay.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

Now that they are to have new
"unies' all the filters want is some
planes to fly which will be as up to
date as the clothes, as the men will
be avcrsc to flying cold crates -
when all deckcd out in the latest
modes.
low the knee. The cap will be sim
liar to the overseas hcadgcar with II
piping of ultramarinc blue with
orange threads. The type of boots
worn will not be changed. Shirts
Of olive drab will be worn while the
aViators are about the nirdromc and
long hose, similar 70 those worn by
golfers, only in plain tops of olive
dcap will complete the outfit.