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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

bered from his For PHYS Sake"
which he first brought here several
years ago. II was played over the
circuit later. but by a substitute who
did not do II justice. But now comes
withers with a big new offering
which is a travesty on the old.style
variety show. but with modern i'm
provemcnts. Withcrs, as the rural
manager. runs the orchestra. the pic.
ture machine. tends tho fires and. in
fact. most anything that comes up
during the evenings.
Percy Bronson and Edith Evans
VIII present "a Sober Recital" They
combine melody with comedy and
personality in a manner that has
made them famous as vaudeville en-.
/ tertaincrs.
Dick Keene and Virginia Barrett
have a skit, Wanted. Husband .
which pokcs good fun at the
advertising columns OF matrimonial
Journal.
Neal Mckay. who In Scotland Ia
almost az big favorite as Harry
Lauder. Is bringing his Scotch stories
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Orpheun1

An especially attractive bill Is
promised for next week at the Or
pheum. II IS headed by The Tune.
ful Song shop" and features Naryl
Norman. known nationally as THE
Creole Fashion Plate" Naryl was
formerly featured IN the Greenwich
Village F'olIlcs and Is one OF the big.
gest attractions on the orpheum
circuit. The most gorgeous array OF
gowns. hats and coats ever worn by
this entertainer Is exhibited In the
song revue Special sets have been
built for the enhancement OF the
beauty of the number.
Another favorlte with a new offer
ing is Charles withers. He brings
''Wlthers' op'ry.' He will be remem-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Palace Hip

oddities Of 1895" lavish and
pretsntious revue. headlines the now
vaudeville bill which opens with Sat.
urday's matinee AZ tho Palace Hip.
Avis" beautiful and talented dan
cor. II the featured star IN oddities
Of 1895" The revue Ia said 10 be
EorFcously staged and marked by
many dazzling costumes worn by the
participants 4 delightful mixture
OF songs. dances and Instrumental
selections are offered
Lew Fuller and Gladys Vance are
presented in "T'aini What TIE How
We Do H." riotous ski, which
keeps the audiences IN n constant
uproar. Fuller Is a droli comedian
Of talent, and Miss Vance IL clever
FOIL for his witty remarks
- story Book Revue" is tho title
OF the offering presented by Ethel
he Lyte and Billy Mhrmon. Miss DC
Lyle - dancer Of ability. and tho
youth OF the players together with
their personality, Is most pleasing.
billed rs THE Boy From Old Now
England" Billy Smith presents a
pleasing song and piano act ~ merit.
lie sings songs. old and new. and
In addition gives a comedy talk AZ
tho piano
one Of tho most unusual single"
acts seen IN Seattle for some time
Is presented by Oliver Twist.
Patsy Ruth Miller is the featured
screen performer. appearing IN her
latest pho,oplay, Tho Wise Virgin.
Miss Miller. who won much fame AZ
tho female lead in "Thc Hunchback
OF Notre Dame. gives n highly
crcdiiablc performance in '-rhc Wise
| Virgin
IL is tho story OF honeymoon for
three. and many mirthprovoking
scenes arc presented Matt Moor,
plays opposite Miss Miller. Edyth,
Chapman. the famous character
actress. has mn important role
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Rays From
New York'S
Footlights

Nine. Zcnalda Nlcolna has been
added 10 the cHst now presenting
tho revival OF THE Mikado" az the
ttth II, theater. ln New York Nine.
NiColina h graduate Of the Inn
perial Conservatory 9f Music ia
Russia. She first came 10 this coun-
try with tho "Chauye souris" com.
pHny three seasons ago. Later che
returned 20 Europe and played NJ
tho olympia theater and the Thea
ire Champs Elyaees. In Paris. She
arrived In New York for The second
time a week ago. and was lmmcdi
Htely engaged for THE Mikado."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

"AUis," talented dancer,
featured merit Week at the
Palace Hip.
g A VS." talented dancer. is the
n featured attraction with "od.
dities OF 1926" the headline vaude.
Vile number which opens at the
Palace Hip with Saturdays matinee.
This young lady has an individual
style in presenting her dance mum.
bers, and critics thruout the East
md Midwest who have seen hor
predict that she will soon be one Of
the stages biggest attractions.
When asked why she was billed
as avis" she told a representative
Of The Star Friday:
"'Avls' is my first name. and |
liked II 80 well that for the stage
would make 1t my only name"
This is her first trip 10 Seattle.
she Is accompanied by her mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

and songs, most OF which concern his
own country.
The Bramhinos In clown makeup
play variety OF musical instru-
ments This Is one OF the big I'm
ported acts on the orpheum circuit.
For interpre,ntive costume dancing
the Clinton Sisters have few equals.
The costumes include Chinese. Esyp'
tian and Gypsy, as well as the mod
era.Amcrican. They call their mum.
Boy Cartoonlng in Danceiand"
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

Rachel Crothers. In association
with Mary kirkpatrick, viii pro.
duce four plays next season which
will be presented IA Schubert thea.
tiers. Tho flrat OF tho series will be
= play by John Kirkpatrick entitled
Tho Book OF Charm" II will be
ready 10 open In September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

The Fall Guy" the comedy with
Ernest Truck al the Eitinge theaicr
has passed lts Goth performance.
This Is one OF the leading comedy
hits now current IN New York and
seats are selling many weeks In
advance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

Lawrence Marsion. who staged
tho production Of Taps" In which
Lionel Barrymore and Irene Fen
wick are appearing az the Broad.
hurst theater ST. NJ work on n prac,
tIcd guide Tor stage directors Mr
Mnrsion'a work viii be- textbook
for professional directors and rs not
intended FOR amateur Use.
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Footlight
Attractions

oHfHEtM ysudsvills. hssdilnlng
~Tuucr,ti song shop"
fasTaDEs vaudeville. headiinin5
''HRrmonyiSnd'
Palace Vaudeville. headllutng
Oddities OF 1895"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

Sophie Tresdwcll. author Of tho
comedy. 20 Nightingale" nj tho
Goth ", theRter. il playing the role
Of Nine. Ihtomina, tho tempera.
mental dancing teacher. under the
stage name Of Constance Eliot Miss
Trsadwell. before she turned play.
wright frequently acted under the
name Of Eliot.
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MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE

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900 10 100 lines used during chl-
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Is MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
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"a L. AAnII 40 "a

q. IL. WILLIAMS CO.
Largest mill In the West selling d.
rect to users at factory prices.
French doors, mirror doors, garage
doors that stay put breakfast
hooks. complete with neat tables
and benches, drainhonrds, flour
bins, medicine cabinets. Special
cabinet work, doors and windows
for all purposes. Windshield glass
and sedan door lights replaced
while you walt. Lowest price In
town.
Send or telephone GEL lot-65OS for
our 6i-page illustrated catalog Of
factory priced. fine quality sash
doors and millwork,
O. II, WILLIAMS co.
1912 First Ave. So. Seattle. Wash,
rULL.CHARGED batteries. good
used tircs, cylinder heads, radla-
tors. bearings, rims, trailcrs.
Windshield glass, tops, curtains
and many other things See us
aud save money seattle Auto
Wrocking Co. 109-1?8 10th ave,
ut Noslcr Cable, Branch 400
Rainier ave- At Jackson,
ODD rugs to close 9xi2 wool and
fiber Z, Brussels, Sl7; Amin
stors $40; like, sac; S6x7O, So,
Other bargains at Waldron Co.
sixth, between Pike and Pine.
For SALlG--Trolling boat, &c It., ag
H. D., N. & :. engine, price. $3.50
WcstlnlSe Boat House No. 4, 1896
Wcstlakc NJ
CHOICE mixed Mlhlla bulbs for sale,
Doe and Zoe a dogsn sunday and
ovonlngs,S Phone Ill iot-I7bS,
ORiOLE baby buggy. good cond-
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HAVE good automobile TO trade for
furniture. Mr., Holmes, 100 Pine,
DRY tNStpB WILDWOOD 81 load
mill run, $3.50 load. FL lot S67b,
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In this country are $4,000. 900
children below the age of 10, or np.
proxImotoly 81 per cent OF the pop
ulntlon.
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PERSONAL

WILLIAMS MATERNITY HOME
Strictly private; doctors and
nurses i'm attendance: maternity
cases speciality t3i2 Aurora.
ME lrsc-6aS0.
F1TS-If you arc friend wish to
learn OF successful treatment.
FREE, write Lab. Arpon. Box
20I. station G, Milwaukee. Wis
BAD DEBTS collected evcrywhere.
UNIVERSAL ADJ. CO. Ell ot-i670.
i402 Alaska Bldg
MRS II l.. OFFUTT-Come back
HARRY
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! line or moro for ~ months .,,
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE or CHANGE OF VESSELS
NAME
Notice Is hereby given that under
the act of congress approved Feb
ruary 10, 1920, and In pursuance
OF authority granted by the COM
missioner OF navigation on tho APP
pllcatlon OF Captain Peter Mllos,
owner the name OF the gas screw
"OMAHA," official number 2i606i,
to oregon city"
(Slgned) Mlllnrd r. Harrison,
Collector OF Customs,
Seattle, Washington, April 81, 1895.
AFTER this date, VIII not be
responsible for debts contracted
by Madeline Strumbock Emil n.
StrumhoclS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

DOSIN EOO
SERVICES
Attorncysnt.Law
Russell q FARRELL Lawyer go Dex-
Ter Horton, All cases. Advice free.
itL iot-n2ss
WI. Il. e. BALL. 2l5 Burke hid. sos
End. All cases. Fee mod MA ln-I3O3
ADVICE free Joseph Allen. lawyer
All cases. COS Lsary BID. I'll iot-5sbg
Electric Machinery
BUY-sell-Tcn h, p. 1870. etc.
w MoNTELlus PRICE co. seattle:
OpiIcinn and 0piometIIst
pR EDMUNDs Fraser Paterson 60.
SEE ME AND SEE BETTER
Dr ~ y. Kramer, 50s seaboard BID.
Lescher. optometrist. optician. 1905
Piano Tuners
TUNING. 81. John strom. EA st-os5i
Patent Attorneys
=. y. CORN. Patent Attorney. Pat
snts secured. developed and sold.
hob-s-7 Central Bldg. Seattle.
AiA in-o1ao: 600 ~, n, Vs., wash
ington. u. c.
MASON. Fenwick. Lawrence. es,ab-
liHhcd 1851 Advice and booklet
re-. t12 Burke Bldg.
Physicians, Surgeons
ANN JANE FiNLAY. midwife tstate
reRiatsred). residence 32f0 East
lake ave ca pitl-fts5.
DIR. ANGUS, Suite 400 Pantages Bid.
Momnn.s ailments, disorders.
FUNERAL NOTICES
cLiFToN-At iTig Mob Hin ave.
April 30. 1875. JAMES u CLIFF
TON. axe 80 years. beloved huE-
band Of Nora clfton. father Of
flHrhuce g. Harold J and Evelyn
Clifton. brother of affH. John II.
ogden. Lena. Geo. IL. ChHE. r.
tHthCRrt. Mrs VIM Gardner and
Mrs. John H. Frczcii Member OF
United CONNIE rciai Travellers.
Funeral services Monday, at p.
m. az our chapel, Home Under
I taking 60.
PhskEL-At 9Gs boris ave. April
g. 1925. JOHN u, PAsKEL. An
nounccmcnt later Home Under
taking Co.
LUCAS Al llie Third ave. April
! ~. 1895. GEORGE LUCAS. age ~
years.
Funeral services Monday at p.
m. at our chapel Home Undertake
ling Co
siCHoLsoN-At 6ta0 18th ave. s.
/ w. May /. 1925. JOSEPHINE
I NICHOLSON. age IS years. beloved
! wife OF John r Nicholson. mother
{ OF Ralph 81 Nicholson. Seattle.
/ Henry l.. and Robert X. Nicholson,
! Funeral services Sunday AZ ! 2, m.
lat our chapel Cremation Home
Undertaking co.
ntsCnER- i25th and Green
wood. April -. 1925. HARMON j.
RASCiiEH, age Is years, beloved
/ husband OF Emma Raschcr.
Funeral services Sunday at p. m.
At our chapel. Cremation. Home
| Undertaking company.
HEATH-Ruth v Heath. beloved
JAMES 4 HEATH. els ". ssth.
/ Died April 30. 1928. her age be-
ing years Besides her par
rnts Rhc leaves one brother. Rus
Anll and ono sister. Ella.
Funeral services viii take place
sunday afternoon at : y. IN. from
/ The Mittiestadt Funeral pariurs,
! 1865 Market IT. lnterment Wash
ciii.
| MuNDoRFF-At the city hospital
May .. 1895. LLOYD MUNDoRFF
age 20 years. Announcement later.
Home Undertaking Co.
JACOBSON -of Port Townsend.
March ?, 1898. CAPT. PETER
| jacobson, age SO years, beloved
father OF Mrs. v. c. krammcr. and
Mrs L. j., Clark. Announcement
tag n
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YOU CAN'T LOSE
HERE
BUY A HOME WITHOUT THE
USUAL WORRIES
SUFFICIENT INCOME
TO MAKE YOUR
PAYMENTS
$3.50 CASH

Here IS a large home. In the
Madrona district. arranged
for three apartments. and
completely furnished. newly
painted and decorated, rent
ing for SIS per month
There is 2, 3 and 4-room
apartment with d CUB lie
plumbing and nice lot
with double garage. . fruit
trees and paved street. The
furnishings are in good
shape. purchased just 2
years ago. and include fine
rugs, leather furniture,
brass bed with large mir
rored dressers. Lang com
bination coal and gas range.
Three complete outfits. Have
put the price down to
$3.50, completely furnished,
for quick sale, $3.50 cash,
and balance $50 per month.
This gives you your apart
ment free, with sufficient
income 10 make your pay
ments. In other words.
home and meal ticket. Can
YOU beat Il? Phone owner.
IKE nwd-4T6T, or call at as3
30th ave. Owner will be on
property all day Sunday.
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the city hospital.
May .. 1895. LLOYD MuNDORFF.
age 20 years. Announcement later.
Home Undertaking Co.
JACOBSON -of Port Townsend.
March >. 1898. CAPT. PETER
jacobson, age SO years. beloved
father OF Mrs. V. G. Examiner. and
Mrs l.. j.. Clark Announcement
later Homo IFuderfnki ing co
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST 49, elderly Working woman,
black wool alscyslsnn sweater ln
Bon MafChe. or on street last
Saturday April 20. Phone AA IN
nIan hmm 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Diamond ring aud lavallier
In North End, LIBERAL RE-
WARD, RE acn-0aS0.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

/. Il. A. SCHMoKB, viii not be
responsible for bills contracted
by Mrs, II. A. Schmoke. 1893
Palm Rvc.
BENEFIT dance given by Laundry
Workers No. ~ at Masonic tenn
pie, May .. Tod Longs orchestra,
Admission. soc. Everyone invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
. TRANSPORTATION

ARE YOU GOING TO CALIFORNIA?
stages or steamer. Panama Canal,
Honolulu. Europe or Orient. Low
EST RATES. ALL LINES flratt-
Etrom e. Co. lis Cherry 81. MA in
bl7S. Oldest agency In Seattle.
SAN FRANCISCo-s2O from Seattle.
Today's or tonights train to Port
land. stage TO San Francisco. Re-
serve early. Amcs Bros. Agents.
1903 Fourth, Imperial Hotel, MA in.
b1i0.
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ltsCnEH t25th and Green
wood. April -. 1925. HARMON J.
RASCHEH. ago IS years, beloved
husband OF Emma laschcr.
Funeral services Sunday at p. m.
~ our chapel. Cremation. Home
Undertake Ing company
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
Summary of
the Day in
Washington

The conference report on the I'm
derwood Muscle Shoals bill was pre-.
scented to the house and senate.
Investigation of the office Of the
United states marshal at Chicago
was Instituted by the Department OF
Justice.
Representative Sherwood. Ohio. the
oldest member of the house. entertain.
ed that body with "reminiscences of
30 years ago.
Return of alien property was pro-
posed In a bill introduced by Chair
man Borah OF the senate foreign re-
lations committee.
A resolution TO bring the Kelly
postal pay and rate Increase bill to
vote next Tuesday was reported by
the house rules committee.
Recommendation OF President
Coolidge's agricultural commission
drew fire from Secretary Mellon and
the interstate commerce commission.
The senate judiciary committee APP
proved the Cramton bill to concen'
traia ps onibition enforcement In
separate treasury department unit.
Secretary Weeks issued his first
statement In the aircraft row, dee'ar.
Ing op.)oueDts Of Tie policies OF Brig
,dier ssenera, Mitchell incluc sd Gen
.esi pershins and many other aasete
~ lhe American var array
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
Man Sells Wife's
S4C0 Diamond
for l5Cents; Error
Honest Customer Finds Jewel
in Meat; Returns 1t; Sur
prised Couple Fail 10
Ask His Name.

Alfred Incintro. clerk in the
Nagle meat market 1917 Leaven
worth street, wrapped up s400 dia
mond ring with a pound of hambur
ger steak Saturday morning. and solo
it to a customer for Is cents.
Mrs Narle had stopped in the
store early Saturday on her way down
town to have her hair marcelled. She
( ,ok OFF the rirx and laid IT on a
sheet OF paper WI lie she washed her
hands.
Alfred didn't 81, the ring, and
tossed the steak on ton OF IL,
wrapped it mp. and handed the steak
to young driver for the Gilinsky
Fruit company.
N =. Nagls found the ring missing
NJ. she returned. and she and AL.
fed scraped all the sawdust off the
floor trying to find It, While they
were searching. the young truck
driver returned to give back the
ring Mrs Nagle was 50 excited at
finding an horest man that she
didn't ask his name. but she says he
was good looking, II that's any salts
faction TO him.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
7" ONIO -
D ERlANGER Y

undsr the trade name OF Paul Caret.
Mrs. Rupert Beckett. who knows so
much about old furniture, IS working
in connection with the renaissance
traders in L 81 street. Lsdy Marjorie
Dalrymple. the earl OF Stairs sister.
sells suede Il sissr in a neat little
shop.
LADY Diana Nsdners has becn on
the stage for quite a while. She has
just concluded a long engagement in
America in The Miracle" Lady Tor
rington is going to appear In play
on Broadway. New York.
Baroness d'Erlsnser. widow of the
late peter Cooper Hewitt. has opened
a dressmel.lng establishment and sex.
eral younger members of aris,ooraey
are working as mannequirs for her.
One Of these Is the former Miss paula
GeIiihrand. now The Marquesa de Case
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
S9th Division Men
to Organize Here
Society to Perpetuaie Unit S
World War
Record.

Past and present members OF tho
s9th division will meet Wednesday
evening At the city hall To organize
a local branch Of the War society.
Sath division
The object Of the proposed organi-
zatinn VII he to perpetuate the
memory II the old S9th OF world var
tame and to aid in the formulation
OF plans for the S9th division reunion.
which the national society will hold
in omaha in October. 1925. during
the American Legion national con
vcntion.
q .f.erS and enlisted men. who
served with t'se division during the
war. are eligible to become active
members Of the society, while Of.
ficers and enlisted men. who now are
attached to the division. are eligible
10 become associate members.
A three reel film nf the Ssth in ac-
ton In France VIII be shown Al the
meeting Wednesday evening.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
COURT DROPS SUIT
FOR MALPRACTICE

Missouri Valley. la. Feb. -. o.
ton 10 dismiss the $4,000 damage
suit by Ruby Nelson against nr-
Walsh and Or. Sandell Of Woodaiue,
charged with malpractice. was sus-
tanned by Judge Dewen IN district
court Friday
The two doctors. Sandell dentist
and Walsh a physician. were sued
Jointly and separately by the plain
tiff. alleging negligence. Miss Mel.
SON had called on Or. Walsh for re
lief from bad wisdom tooth. lie
took her 10 Sandel. and administered
the anaesthetic while the tooth was
extracted The suit against Welsh
was dismissed on the grounds that
he was not liable for the subsequent
Infection and nalfermstion. Dir. San
dell has m0Ned 10 Des Maines. and
Was held not liable in this iurisdic.
tion
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
Farmers Needs
Will Be Studied
Farm Loan Board Official Be.
gins Inquiry Into Pres
ent Conditions.

Washington. Feb. "A first hand
investigation into the banking needs
OF livestock and other agricultural
interests vas undertaken today by
Commissioner Cooper. executive OF.
fieer Of the farm loan board. "a a
result OF recent recommendations by
the agricultural commission.
Leaving Washington in company
with A. c. Williams Of the loan
board staff. DIR. Cooper will make an
extended trip through the country
to see what can be done TO relieve
the credit situation.
In a letter advising President Cool.
idge of the step. Secretary Mellon
said he was not entirely clear as TO
the ideas OF the agricultural com
mission. which suggested that the
farm loan board take some aggres-
slve steps which would open up 10
60 operative marketing associations
the proper line OF credits" the
secretary declared the hoard always
had been ready to meet the legitl.
mate demands of cooperative or.
ganizatlons. but was willing To look
over the situation again and take
whatever further steps are possible.
The secretary suggested that there
must have been some misnnder.
standing with respect to this phase
of the agriculturs commission re-
port.
"The intermediate credit hanks. )"
he said. have loa4. ,. over sai 600.
600 10 the co.operatis. marketing as
soclations, rs against $4,000. 900 re-
discount. and have A. all times been
ready 10 meet any legitimate de
mands n the cooperative marketing
associations. During the last year
! the War Finance corporation was
available FOR this same purpose, hut
was not called upon 10 any extent" +"
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-08
Senate Firm on
Postal Increase
Accepts Challenge of House
in Returning Bill; 10 OPP
pose New Measure.

Washington, Feb. THE senate
today accepted the challenge of the
house over increased postal rates.
With indications pointing 10 ae
ceptance by the house early next
week - the higher rates approved by
its postal committee. opponents OF
the measure In the senate announced
they would propose sharp slashes
when the bill comes over TO the upper
chamber for consideration.
House Rates Higher.
The original senate postal rate and
salary bill was refused by the house
which brought out a measure OF lis
own, greatly increasing rates. The
added revenue In the house bill over
the senate was estimated at 100000.
900. The boosts in sales we're added
to absorb salary advances to work
ers.
One Of the hea West increases In
the house measure was In second
class rates. newspapers and mag
azines. Publishers said the house
rate would produce less revenue than
the lower senate proposals by driv
ing publicatIo out of the mails.
Secon6.CIass Rates Attacked.
The senate's chief attack will be
directed at second-class rates. Sen
ator Oddle. republican, of Nevada
announced he would continue ths
fight In second-class rates for 2 cents
pound for the first two zones,
cents for the third. a cents for the
fourth, fifth and sixth zones, and
cents for the seventh, eighth and ninth
zones. The house committee estab
lished but three zones. making the
rates 3. and . cents, respectively
Spurred by the White House an
nouncement that President Coolidge
favors the house bill over the sen
ate's. Senator Sterling, republican. oi
South Dakota. predicted the upper
chamber would accept the house bill