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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25
FIVE OAK D,
TWO WARD
ONE OAK CHIr
One walnut office

One walnut office
extension table, II n
tension tables, 6 All
leather bottom chairs /
chairs, several rock
walnut china closet, Il
leaf table, one ref1I
capacity; one oak reil
capacity; one ice box
rack, several stands, H
ing machine, one leah
tee, one Brussels cad
rugs, one linoleum Il
lot of old carpet, lot l
organ, one oak Seetal
one chest of drawers,
one clock, lot of land
chest, cooking stove, 1
one gas range, good 4
heater, two coal oil ID
chen tables, a lot Of 4
washing machine and 1
water cooler, one Ia
freezer, four toilet 4
dishes, one safe, sous|
preserves, several doa|
some window blinds,
screens, one screen Id
boards, 75-ft. of hose
one lawn mower, two
kettles, one 40-gal. ID
rer, and many oths|
numerous to mention
TERMS:--Six mont
sums over $4,000, b
with interest from d
payable to any ned
No property to be MOI
are complied with.
Col. Chas. T. Engle, \
Bane Brown and c. 4.
MISS FANNIE I
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25
GEESE

A sure sign Of Spring in the olden
DAYS was the flight of geese to the
north. Now It is the flight Of mot
orists, but from the way some drive
1t might still be called the flight of
geese
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25
PUBLIC SPIRIT

The worth of Charles Town is not
measured by the size of our public
buildings but by the number of public
spirited citizens.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25
FOOLS

The man yho thinks he can fool
everybody is successfully fooling
himself.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25
TOWN BUILDERS

The only men who can really
preach to us on what to do for our
town are those who are working all
the time to make IL better. And they
don't need to.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25
INCONSISTENT
WHERE TO co

Knowing how to buy wisely is
merely knowing where to buy. Read
the advertisements in this paper, and
you'll learn where to 90.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25
FLOWING AND
HAULING

The undersigned is prepared to do
all kinds of hauling? and garden and
other blowing. Give him a call.
JAMES BAILEY.
Mar. 25-4t* Ransom. w Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25
TRUE FRIENDS

Those who critieise are often bet
ter friends than those who flatter
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25
FOR RENT.

An office building on Liberty
street. Apply to W. c. Clipp.
Mar. 25-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25
Town Property For Sale.

For sale, desirable residence
property in Charles Town, centrally
located. For information, apply at
the Spirit of Jefferson office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25

NOTICE TO cD
To the creditors o. /
Deceased: i
In pursuance OF !
Circuit Court OF tl'
ferson, made in N
pending, to subject VI
the said John H. CoS|
ment of his debts, "
to present your. "a IA
estate of the said VI
adjudication to L. : " n
missioner, at her clna|
county, on or befors
April, 1925. - c1
Witness, C. w, ~ n
said court, this y"
1870 c. W. CO.
Mar. list
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that I will
tracted by Mack Dodson.
EDNA NJ. DODS0N.
Mar. 25-4t@
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WASHING WANTED.

/ am prepared to do all kinds of
family washing. Call to see me at
my residence. Sarah French.
Mar. 25-tf. 221 s. West st
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FOR RENT,
For Rent,

Three rooms from April 1st. Suit
able for a small family. Terms
moderate. Apply to Mrs. Mary A.
Rust, 315 w Liberty st.
Mar. 4-4t+
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FOR SALE.
Pure Honey

Fancy comb honey in sections.
broken comb or chunk honey and ex-
tracted honey at lowest prices. Safe
delivery guaranteed. Also sweet
clover seed. Write for prices.
JOHN A. SHEEHAN,
r. D. No. a FALMOUTH. KY.
Mar. 1857
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25

Hams, shoulders, sides, sausage in
bladders and out, pickle meats.
c. r. Wall Co., Meat Market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
A Sennlnn Sans MOI

IITHEN Chairman O'Connor Of the
wv Shipping BOARD the other day sug-
gcSted that instead of giving subsidy 20
ship owners. the government give it 20
the Scamen. We remarked that 10 sounded
like real idea. O'Conuor proposed that
S20sas month be paid Seamen on vessels
bought from the government This would
give the Seamcn that much of n bonus
above the wages of foreign seamon while
making the Ship-owners' wage costs no
greater. The American Ship-owner al
ways has complained OF the higher wage
cost he has 10 bear in competition with
foreign ship-owners.
The o'Connbr idea doesn't sound so
rood 90 Andrew FuuSe.h, president of
the seamen's union. He says IL would put
the seamen in the position OF accepting
tips and that. he says, they won't do
FuruSeth probably knows seamen better
than anybody. and IL that is the way the
plan appeals 70 them il won't get any
where.
The campaign for ship subsidy viii
continue. The ShipownerS are not so sen
sitive on the subject of tips, judging
from the efforts they are making 10 OBJ
tain q subsidy. OF course when IL comes
in thousands of dollars instead of $50
bills IL may not seem so much like tip.
Part of the 0'Connor theory was that
il would help provide seamen for naval
auxiliarieS in case of war. Fnruseth has
an idea on that point, too. Let the navy
take into the service for one year any
seaman who has had so months expert
ence on merchant vessels he says, give
him q certificate of honorable discharge
then and allow him preference after that
In employment on American merchant
ships.
Well. we believe that Is worth thinking
about, too. The great need. if we are TO
have a merchant marine worthy OF tho
name, always will be men among the
owners, officers and seamen. Owners
able, all conditions being equal. to match
their brains against ship-owners flying
any flag; officers and men trained 10 the
sort OF efficiency we like to call Ameri-
can: given these and we viii see Ameri-
can ships carrying their share Of the
world trade. But whimpering for a sub
sidy will not produce men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
? !? ANSWERS to Your Questions !? !?

@ How does the area a Ulster
compare with that Of tbs irish
Frra State
A. The area Of Ulster fSorfherz
IrsiaHdl 10 5z6s square milcs. rhtlc
that Of thc frish FREE states "a g6..
5s2 square mites
@ VIVA; amount did ths United
States pay Denmark fer the Danish
West Tnaiez7
A. rs 1911 the United states peid
Denmark 5e500o 200 for the Danish
West Indies notr the Firgin isian8s
Q. How old Is william IT.. former
German emperor. and how old was
he when he succeeded 10 the
throne7
A. NE uas born IN Berlin. JaHR-
airy 81. 1859. NJ saccecdod 10 she
throne at me ape Of 20
O. What Is meant by the express
sion talking thru hls hat?
A. ~ 70 common American slang.
reaHia1 10 tall aborc oue's heaA.
70 trog. 20 re0ri to traog1d0cio.
q. What Is meant by n dark
horse" in speaking Of candidates for
Officer
A. A person toho Is unexpectedly
nominated for an important officc.
-Ddrk horscs" arc not usually rcrB
widely or tocii kHoieH. among dirk
hcrsess uh0 haro been nominated
and elected 70 fhe presidency Of ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
Crime In California

MEN are hanged. so It is said. to de-
wi ter other men from murder and
violcnce
On April % the state Of California,
marking up its oath victim IN two years.
took 2o-year-old Tuffy Reade and hanged
him for killing Los Angeles dope ped
der, The execution ceremonies were not
held on the Los Angeles commons as o
solemn warning to other wuuld-be homi-
eidcs. They We're held within the walls OF
the state prison az san Quentin for the
special benefit OF handful Of invited
guests and the 1000 ennyicts inside.
On April 30-six days later-within
the very shadow of the galows. n smoul.
dertng race riot broke out and Andreas
Gomez stabbed 10 death an Indian con-
Wet and was in turn shot by the guards.
The next day-scycu days after the
state had strung fluffy Readc's limp body
over a gaping trap in warning 10 all who
hll-two more conyicts were stabbed 10
death and third was seriously injured,
Thus within one week after the state
hanged boz TO deter others from muir.
der. there occurred. within a few yards
Of the warning gibbct. three other kill
ings. Such n demonstration can not fail
TO impress those who justify CALIFORNIA;
present orgy Of haugings on the ground
that Il will put an end 70 murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
- 'Em ORcels

THE Pacific Coasts compliments 20
i Ohiol
There is ripcniug plan 20 import into
northern Ohio truck lands 500 laps from
Imperial valley. and Ohio's farm bureau
is eXeitedy studying "the possible eff
fects."
The West Coast Is pleased 20 inform
Ohio that wherever the Japs locate In con-
siderable number the possible effects are
great Moreover il the Ohiofarmers like
the effects the Coast will be pleased 10
send them all the remaining Japs and
their effects What the Pacific Slope
wants Is that other states famiharize
themselves with Japanese effects. II
would lead 10 much harmony of opinion
rs 10 the same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19

ere serc8 - aautp plsrr trsf~f
Glass % fNe. b~sf Enava prrterra.
iite fgr iht' purpose
q H9w usuf men batr received
vocational TRAINING from thp Cos
eminent. and wbst number "a thsse
ptsu arr silil IN training
a. 4 iosai Of t5Tss8 sF-sorparr
mea harr satsrod vocational f8ia.
iHBs gf&yT err s'iH Is Efaiaiag.
9 Ia there any difference IN ths
value of COWS milk and suata'
miik9
4 Thr remBos!ii8a 81 cprs mHk
ard goats utit Is practically fhr
samr and nc food taiar. hrre.
fofr. a not Hoiieeabig 6iffcrcBf
q who WAS tbs sculptor II The
statute % fsddio BOY. Presldsut's
Hardlng's nirndsla7
IS Hashts FaaU. 81 HosioH.
g Is the word "psI" correct
woydr
4 Thc trora ls found IN me dc.
iioaary, baf u defined as ralgar.
ism ~ not" is nc proper crpfcG
sioa 10 nse.
g Was Paul Revere mn American
Or british subject
4 pam Rcfcrr tras an American
patriot. born IN Bosign. Mass. nc
son n n ooidsmiih from Gucrasrv
fvnc NJ fhr Channel isinn5s briwcen
En0laHd and Franco, ne ieas a
british subject. az iccrc oil tho
coloHtsis. PRIOR 70 fhc Declaration
of Independence Of the coionisfa
q How arc tiles cicanrdg
4. ~ pnoiasea Hics. rub nm a
cloth mr. brush dipBcd IN mnriatic
ach fnsh NTH itafcr. fhen rerapc
or rHb NTH an abraMrr; upoBy
pashiHg icith securing bomdcr
and icaicr ~ 0iasrd tIics. TN
mpiaiic acid. Dica Scrub ieifh n
securing powdcr aud uaicr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
$4,000 Miles Of Federal
Aid Roads Are Completed
BY c. A. RANDALL

Tho The Erbvay H~t pro
vidss f1r fnF total mileage On
Which fssfmi a.a viii De- -.
TENDED. ard specifics fHs sfatss.
fEr hefuaI appropriation ~ fhr
Fund. o. "a E.faamffI ur1pesl
ton NgHrT is being ~ as.fs
a- needed. ord ranges from
SIC 100000 20 fGs1.hrl O. year
u o. slIsged o. HlE require
another Ten ysaB az 80 20
rgmpirfe fhs entire rrazum
Thee road lmDrg smsuiH
4hieh are being supervised b.
ne bureau u public rsafa. are
only part ~ ftr total con
siruc'ioH NiauY n fhs rsiss
are engaged in even more am.
bilious tsifaid
Statistics gathered ~ the
bureau n public roads iHfisats
that an average - 1000 miles
n roads have been Euffaefd
each year since 1891. and that
iho total mileage q such Toads
IL now approximately 5000
miles
FuIiy half ~ the road con
f'rur'iaa Included % TIE 80
900 mile aYrmso consists q -.
surfar.Hg ola roads The arilai
addition % new automobile higs.
ways h. proceeding az 90 eel.
mated rate o. 1900 miles a
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19

IITAaiuEGToN. Stay 10
w HLsuy one fhird n ihs
HlrHwI rha frirmi govern
mrHf lu 1874 sErrrd 20 help
build are already nearing com
pletlou. according ga tHe bps
rrau ~ public roads
Congress agreed ~ help tho
sfatss construct a total ~ 10
800 miles ~ road Approximate.
IS A. 600 mils- scattered thru
every siutr. have been com
pisisd and before ths federal
highway act is four years ald
neat E0yrmbeF ne total n
eomrlsied mileage viii b. over
5000 miles
distribution Of federal funds
has been made IN a total n
1900 miles ~ highway Che mos
~ thu appropriated tolsliuz
Ii7o. 106. 900. An additional go
600 600 haH been authorized ~
congress. but has not yei been
turned over 20 The states.
The total mileage IN chs yari.
Gus states on which federal AID
has been promised rBnKss from
goo miles "a Rhode Island 20
1900 miles Us Trras Other
states which are being aided on
over 5000 miles n roads arc
Georgia. lows. Kansas. Mime
Gotta. Missouri. Nebraska Ohio.
Oklahoma. South Dakota and
Wisconsin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19

YOU CA EsI an answer 20
u any question Of fact OF tn.
formation By writing The seat.
To Star Question Editor. i1ss
New York ave. Washington.
D. C.. ard sneIosinE 2 ceata In
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital al.
Wee, Personal replies. eonfl'
Dental. All letters must BE
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
'Tgas the Nice Thing
DRESIDENT COOLIDGE cabled !.

@IIEsL.s'EULa.NI NNUIIIf8E EslUIVU EIW
i best wishes of the American people"
TO the emperor of Japan. on the 25th an
niversary Of the latter's marriage. OH
Monday last.
Fine work. Calvinl Keep us right in
the swim! OF course. 90 per cent Of us
American people didn't know that the Jap
emperor was married man and 90 per
cent of us didn't know that his silver
wedding" was due. But that doesn't mat
ter. Our best wishes go out to any for
eign potentate who has succeeded in hang
ing on to his head and his wife for Is
years. And, as keen stroke of anti-war
diplomacy, ii is particularly well to let
Japan's emperor know that we are inter
ested in his married life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
Mr.. Fixit of The Star
Undertakes Here TO Remedy Your Troubles
if of Public Interest

me posfman continues 10 Put
nv vail ~ fhr general boz.
What cnn b. done about thisr
Mrs m W.
n your mali box IL convcn.
lent 70 THAI The poa,mnn does
not have 10 climb stairs or 20
out ~ his way unnecessarily.
he should put your mail in
your box n you have rc.
qucstrd him ~ do 90. and ho
refuses, report the matter 20
Tho superintendent az terminal
station. MA lu.f72l
NJ Firi Part 81 an Old
house mas Ten after a drc. AZ
enc Eighh arc. a. Tho oencr
leas ordered 10 destroy II. but
has nor done 40. Hobocs and
boys Ooihcr there a. night, and
V "a q Brcnt fire hasard 10 The
ncighborhood ~ c.
This Va the second complain,
that Mr. fiNit has had on this
property Tho firo marshal has
promised 90 get at Il az once.
w Firii, Can you fr II 80
trc can hare i5h arc ~ ".
from 7grd st north IN NE riiy
limils. oiled TITS season. There
" v greui deal ~ traffic on
MS street and V becomrg rerv
dusiU q. Il, H.
Lnst yehr tho council npprn-
prulcd sufficient funds to al.
low tho street department TO
oil Homc Of the rirccts. but
thorc ia no such funds this
ycnr 1hcm Va mn oil company
Ia the city that VIII do tho
work for f2O2 per barrel and
" takes about 10 barrels to tho
mile, Tho street department
viii put the streets VA condition.
aud viii advise 40 60 costs but
win do no olllng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19

NJ Fltts Tho vounp lady
reporters compliant about ihc
street cdr signs "a iimclv or
stFcrf cars arr not property
mnnncd arc nc TOO ppor "
too rbcapf ADhiRbR
Many or tbs signs on tho
cars would kcrp stranger
guessing Operators n onc.man
cars ntc pretty busy men. and
aesse u them arc prntIy caro-
lcHs men. and forget to change
tho 9n' and "out" signs We
are poor. but never chcep.
ur. Firiit a. ne comfort
station at Pioneer place. there
"a a bench miU a sign "ior
tromcn oniu VET u "a nearly
di,eays occupied bu lodfrrA
This afternoon iiD0 mru sat
there ighiic many tcomcn stood
uho pcrc wailinp for cars aud
buses Some of these ttomcn
mo babies. some lrrrc Old aud
rarricd bnndiea and shopping
baDs. yct these mcu sat there
for houra. Cannot something
be done 10 remedy his1
H. n. m
Tho officer on that beat has
orders TO keep tho loafcrs off
tho seats Ills attention viii no
called to this situation. wlLa In.
Rtrurtions 10 be more active.
~ Firit; on W Waite A.
bctprrn isM and Ioib, there "a
a bad holc w me raiL and
there arc no hDhis uU mr.
not bad fan there recently
C1n pu haze n tircd1
FIREMAN.
Tho street department viii
attend 10 this without delay,
Mr Firiti ! ne IN an apari.
lcHi bit hare mn oipn mai
boz ioiu, my name on u, yoi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

aCpEAKtNC OF mental
~ polso." said ons, N tho
men in the smoker. shortly
after tho alarm was given 10 "A
big hotel fire last year ono III
the guests Joined group OF
friends that we're watching tho
spectacle and chaffed them on
their apparent excitement.
There w1s nothing to bo *.
cited about. he said When
tho alarm sounded jumped ont
Of bed. lighted cignro,.
brushed my hair and took my
time about dressing. I didn't
like the knot In my necktle. 80
] tied u over again that's how
cool I was
Fine. ono N his friends re-.
marked. hut why didn't you put
on your trousorH7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19

mauencies In motor transport, Now
comes Waiter Brown. Of Ohio, who Is not
accustomed 10 speaking carclcssly. and
claims that o ncwly-dryiscd direct cleo
trio drive Is n practical success. on a
vast scale to drive great battlcships. the
electric drive has demonstrated its con-
vcuicucc aud efficiency, III il should
turn out 10 be- feasible on an automobile
scale il would bc one Of the iew lundA-
mental improvements ia the motor ear.
II would leave nothing to watch but the
road" But don't discard your old car
yet, nor hesitate 10 bus new one.
These things do not happen in a momen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19

honest and responsible.
Otherwise. he would not
have the job.
ssus me highways are taii q
private motorists uhn have NOT
ihr qualifications Bams ~
ihsm ranHpt ase ar Beaf ssE
uais mary ars sfaul nervous
Tightly e5 irresponsible aHa %
sHsm Ass Iuaps. az ttsbts to
dren arsd wHb apoplrxY ~
heart Ieraas maaY ~ tfsm
drink amr ~ them tahs drugs,
aad . l5I ~ tHfm 90 nag care
Noi ore - these eouAi art
l5h as street car m6taFmsn.
sil,l less ne driver Tor a rr
spaBsjhir rsa ro;urasT nnt ir
ausr 'hst tsrs thr price "
ear vs iigsBs tbrm 60 HAyl
cate The highways whFfs gbeY
kil mora Americans FverY seal
than tho Germans kiils4 during
thn WGfM war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19

aa1 probably 40, 100 atheists
amoaE American scientists ilut
also there 10 nps eHe scientist
wia rsEaf8s fhe fifsf chapter
II Genesis as teKs bgak %
science
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19

UHiieS Statss arr james n. Polls.
Fierce and 0arficH
q II dry salt considered a good
pscservaitye packing FOR storc a
GEEa7
A. " ts frequently recommended.
but practical experience has sh0wm
that sali alone Is bni HiHc better
than arV bran. especially " TIC sggs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
Stone the Wonnnl !

A I Medina. Ohio. they convicted a Mrs.
n Martha Wise on charges Of having
fatally poisoned her mother. uncle and
aunt and reducing half-dozcn others To
paralytics, There was evidence showing
that Mrs. Wise is an cpilcptic.
One Weber. pharmacist. testified that
he sold Mrs Wise 900 grains Of poison.
They tried Mrs Wise. as before re.
marked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
lllIS~IllATG'II2EEEEiiEE

VoU hs 10 tho schnn cause goIy cn
Of grub The Ice box and
We'll really rub
You cant decide. Tho Ia that you're
II
There this and there's TINT There
lettuce jelly cheese out the
and you're eating Just what
Tho
you
Ike you really
CCopyrght Tor ha star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
Bets Placed Wrong

A FTER June 5. Germany win redeem"
n practically rcpudiato 49, the paper
marks. But n financial cataclysm ia not
likely. Il is estimated that Americans.
some gamblers but mostly German sym
pathizers. will lose billion dollars. and
Europeans. mostly Germans. will lose fifty
billions. Large losses. and probably over
estimated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
AmerIrans

ever Fai la'o tar fight IN ihat
hE anFd par shat lsss 'lsan
bali ~ per cent vas iniurs3
IN that var and that fbo cost
ngnldal 30 near 10 per cent
~ Americas wealth Hui &
noaia iroulAs BIN % find ns
uFrs HhaN3a' TIA, - diaa't -.
durs Americans = whale % n
psr cent below pat,
Nop. foifts can ~ knocked
trlow par ~ 500 iHtla money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
A Thought

lie that worketh deceit shall not
dwell within my house; he that Tell
eth lies shall not tarry IN my sight.
--Ps. 1911.
THERE Ia no killing the suspicion
4 that deceit has once beeotteu.
George Eii0t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
Kitehel Pixley, Sage of the olympies, SEE:
81 Seen by TIL Papers,"

and also ~ TOO much. Take Tie
fellpw who gets too much
money. II makes him vain.
igo fofgcis his followEnen and
thinks that tho world u al
fg~St because les fixed As
q s4ian ihinhrih. - il be" and
when be thinks he's above par.
be really s below The same
az 90 nations. which ars only
men punched. and SUum truly
sees symptoms that America
Is 40 prosperous that she's
thiaian' she's q BIZ above par.
which may lead 70 her bein'
tyunaic ogrr 81 sell AZ no
slscsfui o. ether peoples.
BHrreAs Reported that MeI-
loss plan inciuses o usaximnrs
fariaz a Only r. per oenf. fhus
tasia' eli q ~ seslh ss9.9gs ia-
cores G lsI Of saoHry
Miss Rockefeller iAd the min.
lister arait tho wori obey" in
her marriage ceremony. The
rich ran afford anything,
x p.
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Crashes"
Plane Next?

OSE nsnfe iaFsaiian 60 Eci us
~ staHi faster end safer Is
ihe "ersshlrss algpiAHs
when d starts Ia sWu Gunn.
na'bf STOPPED AHa controls
bslFisas % automatically fiais
EFhs osi Ils course. ard lands.
perhaps Hai gently. bat iena
ihsn fatally - ,he tine air
planes str a. rnmmpn az auto.
mobiles, 80 shall pfpbsl3Y he
fsfrf 10 tbn air than on the
ground
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19

tFlBi or n0fAl'
ItH the below
par folks thai
are raj Elm
hail Columbia
with wofld AZ
fairs fran iia
b4tual reform
rrz down 20
italiinAl flap
pern Why 4
whs Feaain 40
article By a.
fr8luw last
night @hot had
flEgEsA 40
plufe that not
4 FER cent 81
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
mot Dead
But Sleeping

MH BRYAN further rrDa
Nl claims The democratic
PARTY mot dead. bat sleeping
one is nsarly sa fatal "a ths
other. when Il rumrs 10 losing
battles Napoleon lost water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
A Problem That No Invention Can Solve
By CHESTER II. ROWELl

NTHEN the automobile gear shift" was .nvcntcd
w everybody regarded IL as a temporary makeshift
10 be discarded somebody devised something
bonr Instead. ID has remained one of tho fnw per.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19

E'VEN the road ID enough to watch. Taxicab com.
II paulca are employing psychologists to test their
drivers tn intelligence. alertueas quckzsa and nc
curacy OF response. atcadlness courage responsibility
and character Tests for street car motormen are less
cSactng but adequate to the job You know that your
motorman s physically sound steady sober attentive