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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
Building Permits

Gfifnn Murphy nuf. col. Mepsrmoit
alter building. ii.opq.
>. u. Hsnsrnan. ash W. Willow. frame
residence. ig.tp9.
3 WhiFgsnasie. 1fpa q jefferson e..
frame residence. it.toe
Olympic H,rei works isi Horton 1T,
alter foundry. is,efa
e Andersen. stnd and Aurora His-. frame
residence. jf.7ko.
~ a Hhtnkir, Ties fAth W. name
residence. ii,bee
" ~ Nundt fog Ambassador, frame
residence. ~
pf. H. VI rsenthleu, Cobb bldg, frame
residence $4,000.
4. Y. 9illsF. azik 9ith r W. frame
residence. $500.
J r. Edwards, sos California ave. frame
rssid rurs. $500
Peter csoWess. 1873 fisf place, frame
residence. 5000,
W y. pooiry a Co, 29t Pike At. after
store. % goo
O. ~ wisaman. ie7 white bldg, frame
residence. 81 oeo.
c. f-fedsrichssu. isib Afth 4, frame
residence. iz.iQo
9. Frsdfrichson. ISIS eth =. frame
residence. i2.ioo.
First Advent Christian church. care p
sco,i church. i7s.ooe.
~ II Sanders, tEGb Brooklyn. alter and
addition TO garage. $1,000
John warmr. 1884 Third w, frame resi-.
dsnee. ti.gpe
Alfred Olsen. Ioa W. soth, remodel rest.
dannn ti.zno.
Duff Johnson. II. r. d I. 900 ~. Blake
~. frame residence, $500.
4. johnson. ge7 W. ssth. frame resi-
denoe. $500
u. =. Hounds 1905 W end. frame resi-
donrs, $4,000.
(. n. woodw orth. 80 ~ s5rd, remodel
residence, $4,000.
W g. Norris, III Third =, q. NJ ia
rage. 10000.
c. ". weber. sls y. ssth At, frame
residence, $500.
Nichols & Soutcr, a2as Seth y. w, franc
residence. fs.s5o.
J. G. Kelly iplS tlSt ave 4 w. nane
apartment $4,000.
4 ~ Fdmunda ia N. 18th frame
resldsnes. 81 500,
In a putncy. II W. Cromona. mill ga
rage. $4,000.
+. n Eiiinscr. $3.50 Burke ave, frame
residence. $4,000,
Harmon & Torrey. 1911 Third ave, alter
store. $1,000.
4 I,br. q BOX Co. 2sos i.th n, e,
atool tank, 100000.
Mrs q. c. Martin, slo2 Second avs.,
frame residence, $4,000.
Harry HYDE. Stevens Rpts, frame rest
dsncc $500.
r. n. DauEherty. ilss Third ave, y. r.,
frame residence, $500
T. A. Swanson. 72ll Third ave. n w.
frnmA residence. $4,000
r. A. Swanson, 7sli Third ave. y, w,
frnius residence. $4,000
Inaephaon & johnson, 1i2a w 5ith,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
TALK ON RUSSIA
Miss Adele Parker Speaks
at Y. M. C. A.

Mas Adele Parker former well
known Seattle teacher, who recently
returned from "a four.ycnr rnmbe
thru RWain VIII speak AT iho Young
Women'a Christian association Wed,
nosday al y. M, on the subject
MY Prison Experiences IN Russia.
and Tlussia'r Treatment Of Pollti.
calls" The lecture n eycn under
the auspices OF former high school
colleagues
on Friday afternoon Of 2ssO. al
the home of Mrs sol Lcyi8on. 1908
W Green Lake blvd. Miss Parker
WIN speak before the Green Lake
Literary ana Musical club.
She leaves shortly for Chicago TO
enter into journalistic work
Seattle people should not object
10 paying taxes" Miss Parker told
The Star Tuesday. when they re-.
allie what beautiful city they have.
think the Lake Washington circuit
one Of the most beautiful trips ! hhye
ever made"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
BUNTING GAME
HARDENS TRIBE,

SANTA MARIA. Cal. March H.
The bunting games are getting the
big play in the training stunts OF the
Indians
II you think that Il doesn't get you
in condition. Try II some time. Il
you can get somebody TO keep bit.
ting hunts on the hop. and you have
to keep bending over 10 retrieve the
bouncing pill.
The Indians have a 10; u fun in
this style OF training. mi Red
KiIiefer is the clown OF the lot. tosa-
ing the ball Unexpectedly 10 one man
or another, and in this kiddips the
athletes get their stomach muscles,
legs and fielding eyes in shape before
they realize H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
They Like TO
Read Papers
of Old ToaUn
ny JOSEPHINE JACOBS

A RE you typical touristg DO you
n try 20 find home town news.
paper lust nH soon an you reach for
r'gn soil''s Most folks do. says Lew
Flnnehey dealer IN Newspapers
from all parts Of the world
Even n they arc away for = yaea
'ion, Tor "a complete change and rest.
ihoy want news about the folks hack
home Fiunrsey says And i.cw Fin
nesoy ought TO know. Tor hr has been
selling newspapers a. Second ave.
ana Union n Tor II years
Folks who have moved to Seattle
from Homc other city and continue
to bus the home town paper arc good
customers. too srattleites airo buy
out ofsown papers.
Elderly people from the old coun.
lry." who get hungry 70 read a paper
ia their own language buy the irish
German. spanish and French papers
from this news stand Altogether
this dealer SELLS almost 900 paptra a
day and ITS funny Flnncsey says.
how uewa from the home town or
the old country does cheer folks
up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March rs Foreign ~
change opened irregular Sterling
g#.gs1.ts francs. ie9sisk lire
80 ef8fs Hsizun. Inqsosi4 maths
s2so. Sweden. ge8f. Sarear 1885
G3reres 50 etse
Foreign exchange ciossd iaNers Strf
lang. ffTSs. OFT ~ francs. ieesitA
OF 80. 0eae lire 70 0teSts Vt
30 0eeel Belgium y0.atA5N pfi
s. 98sa marks. slsi SWEDEN. ss3s
Norway. 1888. pp 50 e60s Montreal
"a. eeseE48. Russia. sic Yot8hasns. a.
aonEknnE. So. Shanghai fsA. UFssee
ge6fge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived March ~ Ms boobYsHa
Nom Los Angeles Via san frenelaeo AZ
$50 q. ms ptr Monticello from bHlhmN'N
Ma ports at bs1o = m. nu Fort Nn6slea
FROM los Angeles via san frau6 Hro 81
suo a. m. su EuFana FROM New Nerh
Via ports az ils o. m March le.-olt
SyauWood from los AuGrlra via san
sam rranciaco 90 h. m-. az Everett
from Tacoma az $3.50 y m. ntr Nlrsih'ah
nom Roston Ma parta at ESQ D m str
Horace y HsNtrr from ina Angeles VIA
san Ffanrisvo az $50 y. m,
sailed March u a. A. ~ r. Cedar
faf wiBslow al a. ms utf CaddopeaN
Tor racomu Via ports az sts a. ~
March no. SJr West NNarip tnr eNdnr1
and ports Via porte at $50 j.. w4 str
Commercial Spirit for New York Via
ports at p. iuu str Montpelier Tor ilan7
hurK Via ports 40 i.ts o. m, schf Me'eaf
tor Alaska al s,is b. W, str Everett fof
los Angeles Via ports az 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
Funeral Of John
II. Reyes Friday

Funeral services Tor JehH H.
Ksyes, who died from Injuries re-
eeiyed in an scrsdsn, at tho Pacific
Coast steel plant. VIII BE- held Fri.
day. from the West Seattle Under.
taking patlers. stti California ave.
Seattle acric. No ]. q Eagles. will
conduct the services
Ths services previously were an.
nounced for wednesday afternoon.
but were postponed until Friday.
pending tho arrival o. brother
from California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
LONG LIVE THE KING!
FRIENDS OF SEATTLE
DEFEAT LOS ANGELES

INliE king in dead Long hFe
L tho king!
Los Angeles. admittedly the
mos, widely advertised city on
tho Pacific coast heretofore. is
dead. or dying Seattle. the new
Sins. Is raising q robust head in
the realms Of publicity. waiting
Tor ila crown
proof that tie Southern city
il hard pressed 10 retain IS su
pftmney IN contained In an item
from Rattle Greek. Mich, where
grammar school debate VAS
held on fhe ubieeg
Resolved iha, Seattle las
more natural advantages lhnu
Los AnErlsa
Tho affirmative side won. &C.
cogding 10 officials OF tho Cham,
her pt Commerce who received
the notice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
CIR AIN FUTURES
DROP AGAIN
Severe Break Causes Lower
Prices Than Saturday

CHICAGO March i6-GrAtn fu-
lures suffered late severe brehl.
aud closed lower on tho board OF
trade today,
Priccayat the opencng were lower
than Saturdays finish
Selling ia corn was IN response
TO d large increase iu thr visible
supply aud low cash situation
The cash article eascd off pcgcepe
tibly near the finish
uats' weakness was Ia Hymapihy
with either grains
Provisions weakened late with
grains and mo terate selling BY
packing interests. closing steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17

Cattle Receipts D. 900 Tone Of market
steady Ycariinns sense COWS ard
heifsrs. tz.5eMgIt, siockets ard feed.
srs SsBaie. calves. gtHte7s. bulls
ard atags. f155gE9S
Hegs- Eccrlpts. $500, Tone % market.
mostly Csc higher Bulk. ;iS Sect.
top. SIiI0.
sheep Receipts. Is coo Tonc OF mar.
kst, steady Yearilngs ttsUif wsth-
rrs. s8.ss@ t0.s4l iamts. fttfEUfT.
rNrs. t1.5saie.t0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
LITTLE CHANGE
ON STREET
Transaction Heavy at Open.
ing, but Ineffective
WALL. srnEEr JOURNAL FtNAN-
tiAI MENtEM

NEW YORK, March f.-rransac.
tons were Ia heavy volume and
while siscahlc blocks OF the leading
stocks appeared In tho initial trad
ms changes from the previous clos.
ing were fractional Advances aud
declines were about evenly divided
and the tape indicated bills were
present to absorb the overnight ae.
emulation Of sclllps orders az
around the closing levels yesterday
which were the lows OF the sessions
reaction
The market opened lower l., s.
Steel lsis.. or "a; Radio 5tE, Off
a American Can. l56A. OF a: n
& o. ISL. of - New York Gems
tral. ilSA on = General Motors
~ y, or ~ southern Pacific, l03L
OF : G. 4 a.. 93, OF Is General
Electric. e62h. up u; Baldwin,
1884,. Wp -. American Locomotive,
1884,. on p Anaconda. SO, of e;
New Haven, 3d. OF E; Reading
5sN. on is ST. Paul, prd- tS's,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
Divorce Complaints

Euialle ~ Earl A. MonEsr, dsssr-
ton.
Leroy " Sarah Y Buck. ineompai.
ibiHty
Pearl Ellen We George Ceuity.
cruelty
Joseph II Va, GLADYS Thomas, De.
aeYiinn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DEATHS

Eubanks, John 81 ~. aii Virginia
st. March ~
ave. - March H.
Briggs, baby. infant. lilo W stth
st. March 2.
wing. Burt y. "a. Sag5 Tailmsn ave .
March -
Trlmbls. James 70. ISIS W 18th a..
March t4
Kahlstrom. Charles r. 90 1905
Allen pi. March lt
SHIRLEY Jennie. 81 sis James IT..
March ~
Eucklin. Carrie Hawiry. Gg. 1914 W
Hpy 81. March t.
simpson. Huriei Emma. B. 1906 Mob
liill ave. March 10
HulmHtad, baby. infant 1901 goth
ave. b.. March ls,
Aufeh. Mason. 81. 1919 ~ Repuh.
llcan e. March &C.
Jennings Roland s.. 90. 1881 itHi
ave = W. March ~.
Smith, Truomah. ~, SIC Union 70
March l4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
MILK PRICE is
REDUCED
Hogs Again Advance Here
to $14.50 Top Grade

Milk prices for the atconG Tslf Of
March We're reduced to fst5 per cwt
FOE Seattle supply Tuesday Com
donsarics cut their bid Go tiob.
Tho hog market again advanced
tuesday 20 fii5o for top hogs The
market ON cattle ard sheep i'
steady Union stock yards reporta.
No changes were reported Tuesday
on the butter and cEg market rricr'
are Htcaly
Celery 10 firm on the Seattle mar
kot Fine quality California prod
uet is arriving " large quantities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
Alaska Vessels

CONpoVA Sailed. March sc Sir
Alameda, Aauthb0und. Nt 1859 a ~
KgTCtukAN Sailed. Match Ia Atr
Nabesua, sotubpoUhd at $3.50 q. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
Seattle Wheat

No I sou white. Sl6E No. ? WESTERN
white st,etl No. ] hard winter. St.tt;
ern white, sist. No ! blg blue stem.
si.ss,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17

You can enjoy an automobile. too
Look In sodays wan, Ad columns.
You Wlil be surprised al tho many
Bargains that are offered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-.
ported By the following men
Young. Roy clyde 5s0s Fourth ave,
81 w.. boy.
cuftsy Edward George, 2ili goth
ave. y. hoy
Graves. Lloyd o. sis2 Gard ave 3.
W. girl
Mamiya, Juzo. zisH Ninth ave. g.
boy
oye. UshitAro. 1914 4. Alder IT.. boy
Tanukn, kanesAbufO. $40 Sixth ave
hnH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
Your Name and Its Meaning

no what means7 Do know
~ pick
how surnames into in
socety7
Arc you seeking appropriate your canoe
your your dog cat?
things covered in Washington bureaus
Their Meanings Practically
in the English language today listed defined
ang derivation
II copy bulletin I'll coupon and
mi directed
COUPON
Names Editor. Washington The Seattle star.
New York Ave, Washington d. c,
h / n
mco herewith five loose
and No. or r f.
lam READER OF THE SEATTLE STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
Weather Bureau Report

Especial nom the q. e. Weather hwceul
rArpOsU ISLAND. March AZ, $50 a.
m barometer rtaiuE, partly CLOUDY
wind west 20 mites am hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle

" WV "
first low rtue
.Ntt a. m Gt r.
lirst niEh itdc
INas a. M l0f g.
second Low ride
'Iaa d $50. 90 &C.
second liiEh T,'lr
Ia ~ o. pa. los a.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
WEDNESDAY
MARCH "a

tirst low ridc
0s o. ma 40 a.
itrst Iiigh ii'ic
roo a. mp 10 g.
.,rrond Low ride
al S. IT, % &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
rrIes. rsId mhele.aI. ptalsr.
Quotation. by Ferry Bres
MILK Am TuTAM

MA cwt. ~ seattle sappiy sts
% ~ Spnduusafy ...s..sa t.sF
sweet Cream. T. o. b. station 81
Quotatlons BY Mlik Dlstributorr Assn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17

H. written Islander
10. I exist.
20. Historical tale Of ancient times
%. unit.
81 Roadhousc.
20 To cancel,
30. Pcela.
3t Any dogma held ~ true.
.33. a violin-like musical instrument
-, head covering,
35. In the manner Of
rs. Pcrchcd
IS. TTeo tulmue).
~, grain
s.. Part OF O chair tpll
IS. High priest OF Israel
II. A fountain. an issue OF water
from the oarth.
so. Chief OF the gods in Morse myth
ology.
81. To make cNpiation.
81 Oily tissue OF animals (pl).
SO. To release.
90. TO reduce 90 an evenly progress
sivc ascent.
"a. Hawaiian bird CMoho).
80. Pronoun.
81. 70 mention
90. 4 large vessel used in tanning,
Go Bone
81. Therefore.
dS The direction Of the Cape Of
Good Hope,
60. Part OF verb to he
THE ANSWER TO MONDAYS
PUZZLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
Damn rnnnucrr

Frees faid shippers, city delivery,
friees in country, eases returned 20 less
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
TRANSPORTATION

ARE YOU GOING TO CALIFORNIA;
stages or steamer. Panama Canal,
Honolulu, Europe or Orient. LOW
Est RATES. ALL LINES. Brntt-
strom & Co. lis Cherry St MA in
bl18, Oldest agency in Seattle.
SAN FRANCISCO. $50: Railway
piekwiok heated stages daily.
mccormick steamers. s23: Los
Angeles. s32s5. Ames Bros.
l4OS Eomrth Ma in-h1ln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17

LOST 18th or 18th ave. between
Lucille and Beacon ave. brown
Boston bag with sewing and
aaN pockethook. r. ard.
CA pitl-lS40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
s LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Bie black leather purse
sunday night, on street car. with 2
pairs OF keys and SO: also some
receipts. Finder keep $40. but re-
turn purse TO HUT Apis, 1922
jackson st, Room "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17

LoST-Patent leather vanity box on
boat City of Bremerton. Homer
Harris, Manette. Wash.
LOS Thrown and white female dog.
Answers name Peggy" Reward.
Su nset-0250,
LoST--Dark shell-rimmed glasses.
Reward. BE acn 0sS9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
Z FEMALE HELP WANTED

YOUNG and growing manufactures
has opening for few more house.
to-house solicitors; good futur
y for the right kind Of people wiz
can make good. Apply between
= and Wednesday to apartment
- spring Apis, or at Si5 Occl-
dental ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17

oaetailsn. at unisn stock Yard.
Receipts. $50 cattle. 600 heEs Nsrhe,
firm,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17
PERSONAL,

WILLIAMS MATERNITY HOME
strictly private: doctors and
nurses in attendance: maternity
cases speciality. 1912 Aurora.
1E irse-6as0.
BAD debts collected everywhere
UNIVERSAL ADJ Co, Ell iot-ls7s
1909 Alaska Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-17

BERT A. SQUIRE. aged IS years
beloved brother 81 Jud Squire and
George J.. Squire Of Venice. Calf
iorntA ans Mrs T. ]. Brooks.
kcidsppri. oregon
Funeral services Will be conduct
Cd Wednesday at / y. m. from the
par Tors o. tho Georgetown Under
laAAuE Co. Cremation at Washeiu
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-09
FATTENlNG RRoILERs

From one of The Farmers >corresr
pondents has come the following in
quiry:
Felix Schopf, Villas Co., Wis, writes
81 have 500 chicks 1 want to market
as broilers What would you suggest
feeding them for quick growth and
fattening?"
Below is the answer as written fer
this weeks issue of TheFARMER by
A. c. Smith, editor of Poultry Depart
ment:
Brothers should be fed exactly as
any other chickens, and broilers or
any other chickens will put on weight
fully as rapidly when on range as any
where else, provided they are liberal
ly fed. A chicken that is literally fed
does not, as a rule exercise enough to
run off flesh but only enough to keep
in good general health and to have a
good appetite If you want good fat
tening feed, add three or four extra
pdIIS VI cOlH meal 10 your growing
mash, or use one of the formulas. |
am giving you.
Ration No.
,(Fattening Rations)
200 parts corn meal
100 parts ground oats (hulls removed)
so parts red dog flour.
700 parts buttermilk.
Ration No. 2
! part corn meal
part ground barley (hulls removed)
l part red dog flour.
parts buttermilk.
| doubt if you can put on flesh any
more rapidly man with the growing
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-09

formulas outlined in Minnesota Bull
etin SO, with three or four extra parts
of corn meal added. There is this adj
vantage, however, in giving fatten
ing ration which contains more starch
and oil, and that is, it will soften the
meat, provided of course, this mash
is fed twice day and wet, and it is
well to follow this at night with
cracked corn which has been soaked
in skim milk for or hours. This
they like, and it is of course, quite
fattening. This process is advantage
Gus for z to 10 days, but as a rule, not
over that when the fowls are confined
to small runs or pens. If they are on
range, it is good feed for a longer
period. Broilers really do not require
fattening provided they are literally
fed, but the trouble with most broil-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-09

organization, is the local group of vol
unteers industrious in the work of the
peace-time program. There are more
Chapters in the United States than
there are counties and active Chapter
are found in all insular territory. The
Chapters are developing a uniform
system of volunteer service by enroll
give regular service.
The American National Red Cross
in serving humanity strives to con-
duct and expand it's work so as to
merit the cooperation, support and
commentator of all the people, and
to carry the message of good will
everywhere throughout the world
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-09
Lame Ducks Ugfte

thousands Of ducks cripnleu by
hunters, have formed a colony IN the
slougns of Victoria islands, the State
FISH and Game association has an
nounced The cripples unable to
stand the pace set by the able-bodied
DUCKS have united to obtain food by
cooperative efforts.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-09
ALWAYS Keep Serene

Courtesy demands that you. when
you are a guest. shall show neither
annoyance nor superintendent
matter what happens Before YOU can
become a nassable guest-let alone a
perfect one YOU must learn, as II
were not to notice even if hot soup is
poured down your back.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-09
Brigham Young a Painter

Brigham Young, founder Of the
Mormon religion, and later head Of
the Mormon church in Salt Lake City.
was a painter and paint maker as
well as drydock worker in his early
years when he lived at Port Byron,
N. Y. Part of his residence was then
used as a shop.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-09

ers is that they are not literally fed
"A. G. Smith. The Farmer of St
Paul.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-09

What's all the shooting about ?
Think | will amble down and see
that me and my pals get square
DEAL" said our boy friend as he
busted his fedora out Woodland
Bower yesterday. Then he tilted
the baby's bank; bought his ticket;
and was off for Tennessee.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-09

Frank Sullivan, writing in the New
York World, says 1T isone thing to
swim the English channel, but how
will Gertrude Ederle keep her pass
port dry?" Unfortunately, like other
columnists, Mr.. Sullivan publishes the
question, but fails to supply the an.
swer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-09

Blanche Cabitt, an Oklahoma City
specialist in perfume has insured her
olfactory nerves for $4,000, her job
depending on her ability to detect the
base of any perfume. AS safeguard
against the bootlegger, she would be
invaluable.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-05
Hero Of Indian Uprising
Honored, Canadian Pageant

CALGARY. Alta, Aug. 5.-Dan-
iel Davis, 70. constable of the
Royal Northwest Mounted Police 30
years ago. who lone-handed escolt t.
ed LOO hostile Indians from Fort
Walsh, near the United States bor-
der to an Indian reservation at
Eogle Hills, Saskatchewan, 49,
miles, was on the program of a
historic pageant here this summer
Davis Joined the r. N. M. p. at
Ottawa in 1876 and when the Unit
ed States rounded up the renegade
Canadian Indians he was commits
stoned to bring the captured To
Canada. During the long trek sew
eral elderly Indians succumbed to
exhaustion, but Davis delivered the
band successfully.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-05
Spiritual Healing Versus
Religious Life Bothering
EPiscopalims at Present

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-Spiritual
healing is an outstanding fact of
religious life, declares
the report of joint commission
to be presented to the General
Convention Of the Episcopal Church
at New Orleans in October.
The commission, appointed to
study the entire subject commonly
known as Christian healing says
in its report:
'The commission finds a rapidly
increasing desire that the church
confirm the belief that there is ther-
apeutic value in the Christian re-
means for cure must go hand in
ligion. Religious and material
hand in ministry to the sick 1t
is often difficult to tell where the
one leaves off and the other begins.
Faith in God and faith in physician
must be blended for best results.
Both minister and physician know
that the power of healing is some.
thing apart from themselves; that
their function in healing iss to as
sist by restoring the conditions
physical, moral and spiritual-un-
der which this power may best
operate. A fundamental principle
is that God works and man works.
Experience teaches that God does
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-05
MORE ELEMENTS
ARE YET TO Be
FOUND, SCIENCE
Three Discoveries Are Prob
able Says Speaker at
Chemical Society.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. g.
There are probably three more ele-
to be discovered was the
prediction ventured by DR.. Willis
r. Whitney, of the General Electric
Schenectady, N. Y, in an
address before the American Chemi-
cal Society last night. Discussing
"Matter-Is There Anything in it?"
he said science now MAS reached
a stage where physical picture
of the structure of atoms is more
intricate than any earthly model
and more perfect geometrically thar
amy known celestial system
Making new congratulations from
the work of J. j. Thomson and r
A. Millikan, DR.. Whitney said:
Matter is at least not merely
dry and hard, nor yet soft and
wet 1t is electronic and celestial,
whatever that may mean, and the
most we know about it is that it
is almost entirely space. 1t is as
empty, as the sky: 1t is almost
as empty as. a perfect vacuum. al
though it usually contains lot of
energy.
Discusses Atoms.