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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
 FOR PATENT finernI Aprlicaflcn No. 0s.3.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 AT NOME ALASKA

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 AT NOME ALASKA
 August : 1925.
 Notice E hereby given that Evan Jack. citizen ot the United States. whose post once address is Nome. fl the Territory of Alaska has made application before the Unit ed States Land OMee st Nome. Alaska. for . United States patent 10 the following described placer mining claims situated in the Cape No-ne Mining and Recording Pre- cinct and District. Territory e: tiaska to-wit:
 CLINTON PLACER. NUMBER oNe ON PELCK CREEK PLAC- FIR, NO. ON PELUCK PLACER. NO. THREE ON PELTK CREEK PLACER. NUMBER ON PEE LUCK PLACER. STAR BENCH PLACER. BADGER BENCH PLAc- FIR. and TESSIE CLAIM PLACER.
 Said placer mining claims are situated on Peluk Greek, abou, three-fourths mile east Of the east line Q. Nome Townsite tract and are embraced in Mineral Survey No. 1899: said placer mining claims being more particularly des- cribed in the plat and field notes of the oricial survey thereof now on file in the ohce of the Register Of the [. s. Land oMce at Nome Alaska. with magnetic variations of from E deg 40 min, F 10 20 deg. e1 min. E. as follows
 CLINTON PLACER
 Beginning at Cor. No. I. a fir post ins. square, fl. above ground. scrihed 1-lsss-C; whence T. $. L. M. No 1929 bears N. le deg. se min W s14.5e ft.: thence s. 5e deg. O. min. E. eSs.so fl. to Cor No. ,. fir post ins. square . it. above eround. scribed 2-lSse-C: thence $ s7 deg. ss min W. eisso |; to Cor. No. 5. B fir post I ins. square. fl. above ground, scrihed .-lsse-C: thence N. T deg II min. W s75.So fl. to Cor. No f. identical with Cor. No. 4. Peluk Martin Associa. ton, survey No 1929, a fir pos, i4 ins. square 2 fl. above ground scribed 4-1sss-C for this survey; thence s. 4e deg. 4s min. W ] feh.e0 ft- 70 Cor, No. ;, not se' 1 on account of tide water, from l which witness Cor, identical witt Witness Cor. 10 Cor No. s, Pelut I Martin Association. survey No 1929. bears N. 4s deg +s min. F. l iss-ia fl distant. fr post ins. square. ft above ground scribed W. C s-1ssa-C for thi. survey: thence. from true potn for Cor. No. 5, N ss deg. 5S min W. 17ssa #. to Cor, No. 6. a h' I -ost ias square. q nhov' ground. scribed s-lsaa-C; thenc, IN. se deg % min, E, sa;to ft
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 .@ro1inr e3ntsininz an area
 ts3 acres
 -1-zl area ot .his sIrrey. ss-eh3 tr--s. les. tsss acre in eonhict .=-v:.z- Cold HlI Cla this su-- -s- z-5 No , Rocker crees. @-r=r Nc it.s. which conflict # -z, v5-z from thts application.
 -s ce. area t0Y which appii- z--c is BOW made ss5z3 acres
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 sd!oi,ias and eonsic'isz ITS as stow. b- the oncis 5t 1f the Surrey. ars:
 - l.e Norhs Ner York As9 su-Ter No 1915: On ths Efr se-ee Claim No. ?. Thirt -.- 2 Srrey No. ssl a,1 N+ 5 Rocker Greek. Survey 10
 s Or ..s South: The said S1 RocEs. Greek IyinE in par -sr et Gold Hill Claim. this ssr- s-d ia eonaict ,herewi,h to IL =rsnt of ess5 acre. said e9n- s--z being fully descrifsd
 oHeisl tsit notes, and be IT =relrd=i from this application = .snsinfsr unsurv@rs7 oa the Test The Biz 7-oth- surrsr No l23s. ahgrs ned. also Mortanz Fractia. 5H-r=r No l2ss also Jus-i.s 5a- Su-rsr No 17+s.
 -o-iees of location ot ssi5 inning claims are recors-f
 records ot the office of ths
 5e- ot Cape Nome Mi IF Reeo-6i1E Precinct and I1is- -~5g- Territory ot Alaska. as .ol- .r7o FILL CLAIM PLAcER
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 -W4 PLACER Volume 2s H= ..
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xOTCf GF APPLICATION FOR PAJFNT

TINTED STATES LAND GFF-Ff AT NOME A-arEL
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
Fans All Ask to Get
Addresses of Stars
Stars Movie Question and Answer Column
BY JOHNNIE WALKER

TUE STAR finds. thru the Johnnie
Il walker Question and Answer
column. that the interest 0f Seattle
movie fans contefB around three
questions.
or course there are many re-.
quests for birthplaees nnd birth.
dates OF tho stars. Others ntiil
remember the stars Of the past and
wonder where they are.
The three most popular queries
are; "Do stars change their names
and whyy''. do the actresses and
actors DO tho daring stunts them.
selvos2" and when ola Colleen
Moore first come into promlnence?"
Q DO the stars change tn ir
names. and WHY
4. Some NJ ne stars do change
their names aud others use their
OiU1L There are many reasons for
changing. Same Of them are: very
often Vou iciI hear OF popular
star. and then her sister or brother
gets into me films. end they feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
FALL FEATURES
LINED UP
KG0 Sticks to Plays and
Education Breakfasts

HESrERN stations are starting
w 20 bill fall features, and from
the looks Of things theren be plenty
or interesting radlooaSts as the
evenings begin 20 draw In.
Following It's production OF The
Thirteenth Chair" this Thursday
evening. KGo plans TO stage FL
lott Nugents "Kcmpy." on August
Is; Officer 666" on August 90
and Lulu Vollmer's "sun-Up' the
Thursday following.
There is considerable argument
about the audience for two-houy
play. but KGo's mail seems u
support tho theory that Il has q
biz enough following 10 justify H.
The kGo educational programs
Monday evenings win be eontin-
ued.
In Seattle. RTCL Is making plans
10 broaden It's scope considerably
principally with novelties. IL viii
continue It's present Radio Night
festivities. including a weekly play
let and Appearances OF station art
lists, according TO Bert FISHER. OPP
orator.
KoA appears TO be going in more
for heavy stuff" billing one-act
fantasies" and operate selections
The Denver station Is largely an
afternoon affair. unheard in Sc
attic. Il has fun line OF cook
ing hints, fashion notes and noon
orchestras
XII and KPo both viii stick
pretty closely 10 present methods
without any startling novelties. at
least for several weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
5H01r%Hourr+pAir TodaND
FRIDAY
WONIT STATIONS


krCL tSnal--a.s0 stocks, markets,
news TO- Van Cooks exercises thIS.
KTCL Junior Radio Tlllicums Z. Klreh-
ucr's orchcatgas ,. Western Auto supply
musical program to;is, Earl Gray's or
chestra
MIR (ssn-l0ssB. studio program: I.
stock market. 1913. organ recital, 1888.
produce report. zi5. style talk 9.
thraters; $50, studio program. 10, XII.
bourne orchestra.
KfOA HSp--t and 6. Hormann'a or.
cheh;ra. s.fs. ahsrman-Ciay program.
$50. studio program. 10. EDDIE ilark.
ness orchestra.
OTHER STATIONS
kfO tissl san FYanelsco--5 and 3.
Palace orchestra.
XIX t5ool Oakiand--s, musical pro-
gram: 9iS. orchestra
kGo ts6u Oakland. news. silent
night
XII asTl Los Angeles. organ ~.
el,ai: >. psIano quintet. 10. musical
program.
KnJ iOS> Los Angeles. program.
10 orchestra.
KSN tsgIl Hoiiywood--s. thsatsr pro.
gram; .. music. TO- orchestra,
KEW HoD PoFtiand--7.1o. news. >.
concert.
KoA tssD Deavsr-T. studio musical
Voc asa pavsaport--s. musical pro.
gram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
S2sFhez Radio star
O -
fan, FARE
y 10 o 81

WASHINGTON. There are hints
OF an indefinite postponoment OF
tho national radio conference
planned Tor September II that hap.
pens. Il win be because officials Of
the department Of commerce hayo
decided TO 'let well enough alone"
DLANS Tor broadcasting with co..
4 600 watts as a regular thing
are being made by WGY. Sehcnec,
tady. which has been rxpcrlmcntally
working with that power. or
and on.
Baltimore Is TO have super
power station. call letters uuas'
signed as yet. Consolidated Gas
and Electric win operate IL.
As forecast in Radio Star, many
Eastern stations have abandoned
tho studio program" entirely aud
arc now billlng shorter stunts, They
have discovered that nobody listens
20 programs any more,
Battle to ban advertising over the
air viii be started in the next con,
gress this fall why not ban radio
and have done with ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
WHEAT'S CAIN is
LOST AT CLOSE
Corn and Oats Finish With
Slight Price Changes

CHICAGO. Aug. Corn and oats
finished at fractional variance from
yesterdays close on the board OF
trade today. Wheat was mostly un-
changed.
May wheat held fraction OF tho
days gain, while other options drop
ped back to the previous close. The
closing grain saved prices from a
drastic drop.
Corn lRbored under tho same con-
ditions that obtained III tho bread
cereal.
oats took similar drop in gen
cral commission house selling.
Provisions made fair gains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
Many Stations on
Super-PoUer NoU

Radio star has had several qucr,
les lately concerning power o. yaH
Gus stations which have stepped up
during the summer a late complla.
ton By tho department Of commerce
lists these. KDKA. 10000 watts
wsAI. wLw. wEAF.. voc, wcCo
wCBD. 5000 watts. XII and KGo
1000 watts: WTAAf. $500 watts
WGY. KOA. wBZ. EFItN. WORD,
1000 watts; KYw, kTCL. WHIT,
wBBM, woAI and wTAs. 200
watts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
Static viii GroD
Less as Fall Comes

a popular fallacy Is that static in.
stnntly disappears when the heat
subsidies This is not true. For on
cool summer days heavy static FIRE.
quently prevails. Static is less prev.
alent in tho morning and is apt TO
be worst in the early evening, but
subsidies late ut night. II Is also
known that tho intensity OF these
atmospheric disturbances increases
as the wave length increases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
Arrivals and Departures

Arriysd=-Aug C-Rtr Andrea y. Luck
snbach from Muultro via Everett ana
Tacoma. 30 o. an Aug h-Htr Dorothy
Alexander from Sound p1ttz, az y. n''
HtF ularsmont from Tacoma, az - M.
HAIlrd Aug G-Etr Jefferson FOR
outhrRstefA Alaska, AZ a, ~, AuE, o.
str UhioAu fur Tacoma. a. tib =. nj
str Santa Ines for Tacoma. ~ eitb y. "a 2
err WANG Tor Los Angeles via Everett
al gao y. mi flr Charles r. Mccormick
f0t New York and baltimore via Tacoma.
Port Ludlow. San Francisco. Los Angeles
and balboa, AZ .. m or Chattanooga
city for Liverpool VIA Portland, san
Francisco los Angeles and balboa. AZ
$40 p, M. str Yosemite for hhh FRAN
cisco Via Tacoma ana Port Gamble. at
l2r1o D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
NEGRO SONGS ON
BILL TONIGHT
Radio Fare Is Slim, but
Looks Satisfying

THERE Is only ono broadcast
l. In Seattle Thursday even.
ing, hut Il promises well. Those
fans who have been unable 10
gct thru kFOA 10 hear how
hPO sounds on the new power
VIII have chance while tho
Rhodes station il silent. Aud
others, who like 10 go cunning
for hSl, az salt Lake City. can
try while kTCIa Just five me.
tiers above, is silent
kJR broadcasts harmony quar-
let at $50. singing many favoritc
old negro Spirltuals, These arc al
ways popular and We don't get
enough OF them Radio popularlEet
them, but seems 10 be trying 10 do
sert them lately
On the same program Herbert
Preg plays violin selections and
Damsh offers sax selections and
Clyde Lehman Is down for some
plano numbers.
II we're not going 20 have a silent
night any more. Radio star sug
gcSts that one OF the Friday even
Ing orchcstras be switched over q
Thursday night. A. u Is now
three dance organizations bans
away Friday evening between 10
and is,
Puget Sound Savings and
Loan association offers piano,
violin aud vocal solos by Helen
Reisgraf. Arthur BaumEarlncr
and Dora Norwrk. Friday morn.
ins. NJ 1880. DIR. Oscar \.
Proctor talks on Emergency
Treatment"
Thursday evening tho RGO Play,
crs will offer Tho Thirteenth
Chair" a drama by Bayurd WELLER
directed by wilda Wilson Church
Fred Thomas Rose Brown. nert Hor,
ton. Mary Harper and six others OF
tho familiar voices among the KGO
Players viii appear before tho micro
phones IN tho cast. Music by tbs
Arlon trio win be heard between the
acts and at tho finish.
k0A nj Denver = silent after
concert by the Denver Munic.
ipal band at ! o'clock.
XII leads or al 100. with Felipe
Delsndo. spanish baritone. and Flee.
IN Ferry. mczzoHopruuo ~ 8. Lynn
cowan and lack Clifford. a yaude
willie team. en,oyiAln. Musical pro,
grams follow NJ . and 10.
KPO has Seigcr's orchestra At
Z. choral singing nj s and the
Cablrians' orchestra at 10.
Miss Frances james. soprano, Of
Montreal. Is on tho CSRC $3.50 ban
ut Calgary. starting az s. Piano solos
arc included and tho Canadian Ma
tional Railways orchestra comes on
later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
Seattle Programs for Tonight

l0-t0.t5 g. ".
hTCL--Van Cooks morning exercises
1O:i5-Io;t5 A. VI.
hTCI--Junlor Radio Tilllcuma
l0:So-tt.30 4. VI.
KJR-PuEri sound aayinEs musical
program. Piano solos by Miss Helen
Reisgrai: Venetian bhrrarplls Prelude
to p Flat tChopiul. tnpromptu IN Flat
1Schuhcrtj. Improvisation tMacDowsiD.
Hungarian" tMacDuwelti. Vocal solos
by Mics Dora Nurvurk The spIrl,
Flower" fCAdmauJ. u Hear a Thrush
at Eve" tCadmani. "stnl VIE Die Nacht''
(BohmJ. Violin solos by Arthur naum-
sRrtners FVieuusss Refrain lEtslsirrJ
The Rosary" tSrytnl. "aorenhde" Ord
La. Or. Oscar 4, Proctor graduate oi
tho Northwestern University medical
school. viii talk on Emergency Treat
msnt.
LIB T.. VI.
kJR-ClosiuE market quotations.
1iI5-1;iS 4. ".
KJR-OrEan recital from Columbia
thsater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
PRICES PROBED
Federal Inquiry Starts Into
Charges of e-Fixing

The first OF number OF cases
alleging price.fixing methods by Sc.
attic manufacturers and jobbers be-
gan Thursday morning before Fed
eral Trade Commissioner VIII Hum.
phreys.
The Crescent Manufacturing Co..
was charged by the government
with fixing minimum resale and
retail prices on products and with
enforcing these prices by refusing
to sell to concerns which failed
10 follow such prices. -
W. j. Kahle, president the
company, admitted that his firm
had for many years printed on
packages the prices that were con-
sidered satisfactory for both whole
salers and retailers. He denied,
however. that his firm had main.
tanned these prices by arbitrary
methods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
LEATHER GOODS

AsHINGTO imports OF
manufactured leather goods in May
amounting 10 fG7T.2Ts were an in,
crease OF moro than $4,000 over
the same period last year. the dc.
partmcnt OF commerce announced
today. Leather gloves constituted
43.5 per cent OF tho total valuation
and footwear ranked second with
ga per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06

The State Federation of Tax.
payers associations Of Washington
has called meeting Of its trustees
Monday, August "a. at Vancouver,
Wash. The gathering will imme.
diately precede the meeting at
Portland of the Western Taxpayers
conference, of which the Washing.
ton association Is a member.
The Washington meeting will be
for the preparation of Washington's
report of progress which will be
presented at the Portland meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
Would Bar Ads
BY Broadcasters

WASHINGTON. - Controversy
over radio advertising has been re-
yived by the announcement OF Con.
gresham Sol Bloom. New York.
that he win introduce a bin nj tho
next session OF congress to prohibit,
advertising thru the air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
MONTHLY LINEAGE
calendar MONTH";

90 20 90 lines used during calsn-
dbr month .....l5 cents per line
100 % lss lines used during chlen-
dar month .....1i cents per line
dAr month .....l3 cents per line
zoo 20 900 lines used during calen-
Oar month ......i2 cents per line
400 20 $50 lines used during calen-
Oar month lin cents per Inns
200 10 800 lines used during calen-
dar month LII cents per Inns
eco 20 600 lines used during calen-
700 or more iines used during cal
endar month I'D cents Der line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
ported by the following men:
GehrinE. Harry r., 700 laVennA
blvd boy.
Eldred. Wilfred. l7il z. 3Gth IT.. boy.
elise. ChnrloB r., 1912 u. Newton a..
girl
Mallory Lloyd v. sO5 z. ARD st.
boy,
Adams. oryllo D.. eoSs Fourth ave.
~. r.. boy
St. boy.
KfaEerberg. Max Neil. Lake City,
boy. skNps,
Cunningham. James r.. 17i2h Broad
way. girl
Stephens. Everett Layerett. 1904 Eb-
tsiie ~. girl
Dolbcck. John Carl, 7i3 10th ave. ~.
boy.
Harrison. Charles Clay. 1874 First
ave. W. boy.
slmpokos. George W. 1908 Terry
ave. girl.
HoffHtr0tu. Fred @ Cedar Falls. Girl