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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
Two San Antonians Fined 500 Each
For Opposing Vaccination Statute
Defendants Appeal Cases
and Are Released
on Bond.

Found guilty of sending unvaccin-
ated children to the public schools,
two parents were fined 800 each
Friday morning in Corporation court.
They were:
Mrs. Leota Mowers, S03 East Cincin-
natl avenue, whose daughter, Peggy,
8, attends Woodlawn school.
s. p. Lemly, 1853 West Summit
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27

7 A. HAMMER, prominent resi-.
Os dent Of Chillicothe, was regis
tered at the Gunter hotel Friday.
"San Antonio is the pride Of all
Texas, and holds in her keeping the
heart Of the Empire state. The
true Texan should visit the Alamo
City as a reverent religionist would
make a pilgrimage to the shrine Of
his patron saint" declared Mr..
Hammer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
SATTERWH|TE
ASKS SEATS
Be FILLED
Weman Governor as Liable
to impeachment as
Man, He Says.

AUSTIN, Nov. 27.-lR-"If the
evidence is sufficient to bring i'm.
parchment. the fact that the governor
of Texas is woman would not cause
the State Legislature, to hesitate in
performing its duty" in the event a
special session is called by the speak
er of the House of Representatives,
Lee Satterwhite, speaker. declared
here today.
Speaker Satterwhite said he did moi
expect Governor Ferguson to make
any statement for some time as to hel
position on the demands of approx
mately 60 members of the Legislature
for a special session call by December
10 for a session to begin not later
than January 4. 1926.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
ADOLPH DUMsER DIES

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-R)-
Adolph Dumser, widely known in the
south as n banker and philanthropist,
died at his home here today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
WINTER LAYS ICY TRIBUTE
ON BIER OF ALEXANDRA

LONDON, Nov. 27.-QFo-Winter reaching out an
icy hand laid tribute the bier of the gentle Alexandra
Englands queen mother today covering her casket with
feecy blanket of snow as it trundled gun
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
Staying
SUSPECTS JAILED
Sex Held No Bar to Custer

SSNXyERE all set for q big time
w over the Friendly Station
tonight" chorused the Ray-O-Vac
Twins. otherwise known as w. b.
Sheehan and Russ Wildey, who
were registered from Chicago at the
Gunter hotel Friday. Sheehan and
WiIdey, radio entertainers de Luxe,
say that VICAR is rapidly becom-
ing known all over the country rs
ono Of the best stations on the air.
tsIT's just an imprOmptu informal
l meeting Of San Antonio Ford
dealers" declared S. j. Donovan Of
Houston, whose room at the Gunter
hotel was crowded with visitors Fri
day. Mr.. Donovan is wholesale man
ager of the Houston branch Of the
Ford Motor company.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
Today.
Why Did I Eat Too
q Much?
Flying Funerals?.
When?
Finance, Easily Scared i.
BY Arthur Brisbane
Copyright. 1875 BY star Co

TEN millions, old and young, are
asking "why did / eat too
much?" And that measures our
civilization. We shall not learn to
think, until we at least learn how
to eat, and not to eat.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27

NOTHING comes suddenly. It
N took a long time and several
revolutions for the humble BOUR-
GEOISIE to take power from kings,
mobiles and clergy, thus increasing a
thousand fold the number Of those
with a share in life's good things and
the merchants, the "money men," did
not gain power except as they learn
ed how to use il.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27

THE mysterious tank was identi-
i fled in this column as soon as it
appeared, the writer having used the
identical machine for pulling up
trees and ditching swamp ground,
before the war started.
Churchill might as well confess
that he invented the automobile, fly
ing machine, or dynamite-all used
in the war.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
90 SIGN PETITION.

The speaker is to call a special ses-
sion December Is, in event the gov
ernor has not complied with the de-
mands of the legislators.
He announced 60 members have
placed their names on the legislators
petition to him for a special, session.
The latest are Representative W. p.
Lane of Harrison county and Repre-
sentative Walter Acker of Harris
county. He said he expected more let
tiers from legislators who are wanting
a special session, when he arrives at
his home in the Panhandle. He left
today by automobile.
Speaker Satterwhite urged that dis
tricts in which there are vacancies
call elections and fill them before JAN
uary 1. He called attention to the
designations of r. NJ. Chitwood OF
Sweetwater, to become business man
ager of Texas chronological College at
Lubbock, and H. Z. Faulk Of Browns
vile, and the death of S. s. Baker OF
Carthage.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
EVERY VOTE TO COUNT.

When the legislators move from
their district they automatically are
resigned from the Legislature and sew
eral have moved, Speaker Satterwhite
said, among them being Fine G. Bed
ford, who moved from Poolville to
Galveston. He said when the special
session is called either by the governor
or by himself, every doubtful vote
would undoubtedly be challenged and
that each vote should be made to
count.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27

a FRICAN savages capture q hip
"A popotamus, eat all their distend-
ed stomachs can hold, lie down beside
the carcass, sleep, wake, eat more,
sleep again and so on.
Some die of ptomaine poisoning, as
the meat gets bad, the survivors
think they have had a good time,
and give thanks to the pink-nosed
idol that they happen to worship.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27

IF oar men Of power have any in
telligence, the change here will
come long time hence. and as
peacefully as an election in a golf
club. The trouble is that our "big"
men take themselves too seriously,
attaching to their bank balances more
importance than to historical prece-
dent, and the rights of others.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27

THE tank, as this writer pointed
! out. when it first appeared OH
the battlefield, as q great "mystery, -
was simply the American "caterpil-
lar, tractor invented and manufac-
tured in California, covered with
armor and carrying machine guns,
killing instead of doing useful work.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27

THE next step along the path of
j democracy will be another in
crease in the number of earths chill
drcn that share its property. That
step will be taken, when the great
crowd learns how TO rule itself and
finds competent leaders that won't
bctrv it.
An important sign was the brief
power of Macdonald in Britain. But
such things come slowly, they help
everybody and need not hurt any
body when they do happen.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27

WE improve on the hippopotamus
W eaters, and the old Romans,
with large marble receptacles, to
which they returned food previously
swallowed, that they might swallow
more.
But our eating like our thinking
and our ideas of justice, are Of an
age 1000 years behind our scientific
age. We are nearer to cannibalism
than to civilization. One-half the
adults do not even know enough to
protect their children from the eff
fects of gorging.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27

CHURCHILL, interesting British
~ statesman, grandson of jerome,
an American stock broker, confesses
too much, when he admits that he
Originated the idea of tanks in
1914"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27

TURKEY, striving for Western
! modernism, adopts the automo-
bile hearse and Mohammedan body
bound for paradise will hurry to the
grave, as we do.
The next step will be the flying
funeral, conveying some particu-
lar body to its chosen romantic
rest on a distant mountain top.
you may read, in the headlines of
4 future day, "aristocratic, mil.
lionaire funeral, bound for top of
Mount Mckinley. crashes, all hurt,
except the corpse"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27
HUNT SUSPECTS.

CONTINUED On Page SKI
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27

Continued On Page six.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27

CONTINUED On Page Ski
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
SP0RTSMEN TO RADIATE

Seattle Rod and Gun club viii
dedicate lts new salt water fishing
clubhouse ''oyer the air. az 1850
Monday evening, when Sears. Toe.
buck s Co sponsor the program.
Lloyd Spencer viii tell stories: Dean
y, n. Cobb viii speak. thercIl b.
plano solos by Louise Kltycn. banjo
pieces by Mrs, J r. MacChurlos;
guitar solos by Paul Goerncr and
tenor solos by Joseph prcEeRnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
rtDAr Todal@
TUESDAY
uoMi STATIONS

itnhl STATIONS
hIR So 1880 Htuuia prgEgams l. or.
san recital Eawg bgiua. pfgduer maf-
kcirf sttp. Htpghs. q NhsateFr. g. hadtIuts
1inr2 s.ao, camHH school program
49, ppmskrs orchestra
hftl sos Hj30. atDtkHs sac store pro-
sram. no. public msrkrts. $50. Moves
proRfam
kFoA asa lslso. lliwauis iunshs Z aud
q HotmhnuH orchestra tsls. tthadra'
store program; a.5e. EdJlo nnkne.s'
NftAtHttH.
ornER STATIONS
hfo isH san Ffanrlacu dfto ana q
"'oheHifaa. Hsd p, pregrams. 10, Cs-
liria orchestra
h1o sui Oakland z. ucuui s. musical
pfngtam. no. orchestra.
Mn soc OAKLAND z, nrVsl silent after.
NIL Aea ins Angeles 4I1a dog tall
s. program no. orchestra
MI is3 Los Angeles =. orchestra. 5
and y, pregnant no, orchestra ana ballad
hUur,
Kew isi Portland q. concert. 1850
news. $, educatlo8. TO- orchestra.
CNhN sai Vancouver ESQ. bedtime
stor3 $50. artist recital ipigb. orcbrs.
CNRE lIs ReEiua 2. church cspr,,,
orchestra and string trio.
Mok gil Caicaso 5. vaudeville 10.
tnrsa orehratral. until ~ b. m.
hMrH s1A hollywood i. eanr5rt
INN ati Hollywood &. program. ..t.
health 'a.s ) ana b programs. TO- Itoi.
lAWbod Niis.
Voc asa Davenport g1o 20 sssb.
MEAf proErama; ;ise, travel talk: s.Ig.
musical program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
More Phone Service
for Rainier Tourists

Additional telephone circuits 10
Rainier National park, Kapowaln,
Eatonyllle and Eibc. because Of IN.
creased tourist travel, viii be- In
stalled hy the Pacific Telephone
aud Telegraph Co. IL was IN,
nounerd Saturday,
The company viii also spend Slo
600 next year between Tacoma and
the Columbia 20 increase lUngdis.
nuce circuits, This work viii re-
quirc 200 new poles. $500 cross
arms aud 500 miles Of copper wire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
HE LOGS 20 STATIONS

Here's the first Browning Drake
og. from X. Lyman. 1909 Third
ave. w. Seattle. all on the loud.
peaker: KFCw. North Bend
yyok. Chicago. XIX. Oakland;
XII. Los Angeles: kew. Portland:
KPO. San Francisco. xxx. Holly.
wood; KHQ Spokane: KDYL. KsL.
salt Lake: CNRV, Vancouver. XIII.
Los Angeles. KGo. Oakland. KOA.
Denver; KFwB. Hollywood: wLw.
Cincinnati; KFCF. walla Wnlla.
Voc. Davenport; WOAw. Omaha.
WHO. Des MONIES; XIV. Chicago.
WcCo. Twin Cities: KUP, Port
and: wssfB. New Orleans; KTAB.
KFQU, Oakland Twenty.nine.
counting three unlisted locals.
Who has a better one? One new
DeForest tube for the best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
SPANISH LESSON, K0A

Second Of an aIiwinter series u
ado lessons In conversational
Spanish viii be conducted during
kOAs Monday evening educational
program. December Z. Approx.
mately IS minutes will be required
for this lesson. which Is scheduled
IT Z oicolck. Members OF the KOA
orchestra win next be heard in q
musical interludc after which
koA's audience will be invited 10
listen to the second Of a series OF
ado auction bridge games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
HERE'S EDUCATION NIGHT

Schedule for BGOs regular Mon
DAY evening educational broadcast
follows: $40, Physical Culture"
Hugh Barrett Dobbs: S:25. New
Books Joseph Henry Jackson; s;i5.
Better English. vida Wilson
church; 3:o5. Arc Children Pcople?"
Albertinc Richards Nash; 9a5, Ma
iionai Farm Radio council. Inter
mission music by the Arion trio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
FOR THE CHILDREN

a special iaminuto program viii
be- broadcast from KrCL every eve.
u.nr from now until ChrlFlmaH,
starting az G35. II will Do called the
Riddles Santa Claus hour, and viii
BIO devoted 90 acasonnblo talks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
DISARM is
LEAGUE TOPIC
Nations Seek Peace Plan in
New Meeting Today

GENEVA, Dec. z. The league n
gati0na council convened here today
with disarmamcnt and the Mogm
dispute ia leading topiea
out Of the session Us hoped 20
come plan for an international
disarmament conference. France 81
taking the lead IN trying 70 dire@
the prclimInaries. and she ig gtaunch-
~ advocating q system whereby an
war factors industrial strength. a.
well as armed units-shall be con
aIdered IN determining the limits Of
Disarmament
The MOgul controversy offem
difficult problem The league coun.
eli has been held By The Hague
court 10 DC competent 10 deal with
the question Of The future mandate
over the Oh region But there Is
Btil uncertainty as 20 whether the
council can make a decision which
wlll be acceptable both 70 Turkey
and Britain.
Sympathy IL great stuff, unless II
ma IrEa vpft tFsap4f morn ~ IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
ABOUT BABY CLOTHING

First OF fuw talks ON clothing
for babies uud small children Will
be- broadcast on the Tuesday morn.
lng program az kTcb boy Mis-
Ethel blackstone. Sho vill tel
mothers all about the subject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
$55, 900, 900 RiUer-HdrbOr
Appropriations FaUOred
Big Projects Planned in East Seattle and
Northwest Funds Are Apportioned

Christi channel ........ 10000
Milwaukee hurbOr o.. .... $4,000
Allegheny river locks and
dam .s.sss .rs -ssrr.r. hpV.VNu
Pacific Northwest river and hur.
bor appropriations recommended IN.
cludtd:
SEATTLE DISTRICT;
Willhpa river and hurbor
maintenance ..t.......s. $4,000
Guy'8 harbor ana bar en-.
trance. completion ...., 10000
Maintenance ..s,s. ,... 100000
waters. maintenance %. $4,000
Puget Sound and tributary
waters. maintenance ...- $4,000
Port orchard bay compile
ton ...... ....... 10000
New work .s.s..,... 10000
Tacoma harboE completion 10000
Seattle harbor completion 1872. 500
New work ..s......s.. 1900
Maintenance .......... $500
Lake Washington ship canal
completion ..... .... $4,000
Maintenance ....s o.. 1900
skagit river completion $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

hH' hil pr tINil H
man. Clay a Co.
program other
members of th,
quartet are
Miss Clement,no
Little and laura
Winters steel
guitars and
Miss Ruth Han.
vocalist and ullu,
lplo player
IT 1H weeks
ban introduces
several now Ma.
w1ilun numbers
Miss HAIL will
sing several IN
yidontal mum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
PROBABLY IT WAS KFWH

o.-Last night station that
sounded like KsWH came in on
about tho 25J meter wnve. heard
mo announcer say what thought
vas Eureka, Cal" but can't find
the station lIsted-W. IT, j.
A'-Probably KFwH, on 25i
meters at Chico. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

hcrs, a Beethoven Mlnuet nlao Is on
tho list.
other KFuA programs Monday Ia,
cludc the Hoimanu concert al and
tho Goodrich Sllycrtowu orchestra at
$40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
HE'S NEW ANNOUNCER

That a. A." you near uunounc
inE from HFl doesn't moan Los An
gclca. They're the Initials OF Leslie
Adams, new announcer for The Hius
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
PLAY FEATURES ON AIR

Music and features from "The
Beauty Shop" n play 10 be presented
BY the Business and Professional
Women'B club ~ the Metropolitan,
December II and ~. WIN be broad
cast Tuesday and Thursday morn.
inga this week from KTCL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

Money Il 10 be counted and a
woman 20 be beaten, rs an old say.
Ink IN Hungary where wives must
address their husbands with humble
respect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

WASHINgTON. Dec 7-0By q.
w ~ Appropriations Of $685..
0G20G5 for river aud hnrb0r Inn.
proycmont FOR the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1887. compared with i52r
l2lb55 expended lhst year. was rec.
ommcnded by stat Gen. n Taylor
cbier Of army engineers. IN his an.
uual report. made public today
Greater New York harb0r headed
the lift, with proposed nllotmcntH
exceeding 100000. besides $500.
900 Tor Hudson river improvements,
other major recommendation in.
cludcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
MRS. LANDES WILL TALK

Mrs. Henry Lander, city council
woman, win mnko her aerial debut
Hno morning this week. sho Will
'peak 70 women IN their homes on
ublect 70 be announced later. KTCL
Will broadcast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
HAWAIIAN QUARTET ON

Paul Gucnsrs AmgiiclnsHawuiiau
quartet i back un the AIR Monday
evening. bruadt8aliuE from kFOA al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
sWinomIsh rl0ugh compile
ton ... 90. ......... $4,000
PORTLAND, ORE. DISTRICT:


coquillo river. maintenance 1900
Coos bay, completion ,... I5fl.50e
New work ,s...........s 500. 100
Maintenance .......... 10000
Coos river. mlis nance. 1000
TilIamook bay and bar. com.
pleiion .............. 10000
Nsa work .............. $4,000
Umpqua nyer. cJmplrlIbd. 3s8.500
The Dallar Cello canal. ore.
and Wash. completion. 10000
Columbia river und irIbu.
taries above Cello falls
10 mouth 81 Snake river,
completion .......... 10000
Maintenance ........... . 1000
Snake river one. wash
and Idaho. completion. $500
Maintenance ............ 10000
Columbia and lower VIII
lamette riyerH below Van
cOuvcr. wash and Port
land. ore. ....u..... 1886. 200
New work .........,,... $4,000
Maintenance ......,..... 10000
LOWS Tiver Wash. com.
rletiOn ....,s,s....,,... lJ,l70
Deep river wash, compile.
ton ................. u, 200
New work .......-.n 10000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
Seattle Programs for Tonight

G-GsB Il. NJ
kroA-Hofmaunu concert orchestra.
lnatg muslc
kTCI--sauia CLAUS time Tor children
6tas-sgtA 4, VI.
EFoA-shsrmau clay and company
..-rr-rtinF thg Amerieau-ifaWsi allan quar-
lea. alirsrs Cifmruupr Lutte and Laura
Winter. stcg! gultars. Mtsa Ruth Hail,
,.tier ara soprano Paul uoguur, span
tss guitar. rhe quartet VIII play IA
,rathau march. Dream Ulris tanakila
Yaukra march; HAWAIIAN waitai Halls.
ala march. kalima wAltzt Manila
saarrh: Ninlta waltr. Eau Maboln marcia
sInuet tHcethovsnl; Augel boy ia
vai,aa Love sons ne LIE No kaulhhit
Honolulu Blues southern Seal Mnhina
sfaiunaiama valtr. Aloha pc- Miss Hall
IND sing medicinal solos, My Wild Irish
fso.. Viuhua waite Aui Beautiful Isle
AIRY Ms Back; Waialn Sousi kuu fsl
ROMA Ole. silver Threads AmepB Sac
cold
KJR-Auny Bunby. uae story Lady VIA
is y. VI.
KTCI,--studlo orchestra program,
KrCL,--Nliania =. Gitddru's copccrt or
fhss,ra. playing; Buffalo News tlAmpels
Hover q Italy (stvfanol; The Tins
me place ard THE Girl tHowardl: on
me Mesa Granao tMaurlcsl; Melody Of
pld Irish sonEs tAr., by Gudtenli So
zrss valss ballet tAileul; Atinstrclisqus
Nlingilng evodkel; Trombone solo, Sc
,eetsd Ethel GBidsn; Dance q the
sselstsns tAusal; Gardsa Matiaea
Eatr acts tFrmD
;iso-s;so Il. ".
KJR-scatI Rod nsd Can rlub Pre-
cram. dedicated o. new s4lt watvr fish
* eiubheasa sRpf=ord uF saarH-i;1c
tars 8rI ea5apluy THE program Plane
asIos Nlas ioals- ELEVEN. stories, Lloyd
spencer. tenor SOLOS Then Nouu Re-
Iambsg Size Al. / Have sighed 60 BrsE
Ne Joseph rrrgraut. nrcumnn MED by
t.as uBHRl. tails The Sew Clubhouse
ls.An J. y Cohb O. % " heuooi ~
fisheries. banjo soiou. Mrs :. y. Mac
CAafiss. steel guitar solos. Paul doerner.
SO T.. ~.
KTCrs-ssAttis Police hard. y. 2, Val
let. conductor. playing; Fifteenth Z. s.
cavalry band fnRrch. sleepy Huilow: tU
NfoonH, Gardens. Hearts AnAms; King
tottea. Talk. How Detectives work. b.
g. l.. Niles. Pilgrims Chorus rom Tana-
hagssr; EAiuhoW. schubert'a ssrrrAds (.
Prizes Of Mincsh meTeh. Panama Expo
s.slQn march.
s,3o-ie II. NJ.
KFQA--Gaodrich silvrrtowa orchestra.
kJE--siudlo musical program,
1911 y. NJ.
KJE-Gort0u kilbourne's orchestra
Aoyns ballroom.
TIIES0hY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

Daddy, bring home ono Of BoldtB
b'mpkin pics.--AdyerliBcmeul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
TUESDAY

9.s0-i0igo \. ".
KTCLs--TeathsT. markets. Fraser. Pat
srsou program. public markets sud
recipes.
lossp-its3O A. NJ.
KIE-PuEst Sound Savings and Lean
association, BtRdio program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

rite-especially if he has a liking for
mechanics. For building toy bridges,
towers, and scores of other models. Every
Erector Set is made up of sturdy, practical
pieces, and with the book of instructions
for building with pictures of actual models,
is quite complete. Sets are designed to APP
peal to boys from kindergarten age to 16
years Prices from 95c to $4,000.
Frederick & Nelson, DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

Sympathy ls great stuff, unless Il
makes you want more Of H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

require only the addition of
your name plate to make your
greeting personal. Prices. includ-
ing the engraving of your plate,
begin at SS.25 a hundred.
Frcdcrick { Nelson. First Floor
New Britain herald., 1925-04-22
HANDBALL ENDS
 AT THE I'M. GA.
FreSSel, Rehm'and ". UntersDan
 Win Their Divisions

In the closing hours of play in the singles handball contest last night at the ', NJ. c. A., Tom Grove defeated irving Rachlin for second place in the Class @ Handball Tournament lo-2l, 2l-fS. 21-13. Tn Glass A dI- vision stearn and E. Mag were de. reated in turn by Hergstrom. The stearns-Hergstrom score 15-2t, 21- 10, 27-2t. The Mag GHcrEstrom con test was i5-2l, 21-12. 2l-14.
 Henry Drossel won first honors in the Class A division, starting at the bottom Of the list ana working up- ward until he reached the ton, On his way Up the list he was defeated by F. Cnterspan and Hergstrom in the first meeting. in the next en- counter Inc defeated both opponents thereby breaking even. Dressel won six matches and lost two. Eddie Un- terspsn. who gave Dressel his hard est battle. almost winning the title. won second place with four wins and one loss. Hergstrom captured third place with ten matches won and two losses.
 Howard Rehm outciassed all the players in the second division. win ming four matches and losing one. T. Anderson won second place with one win and one defeat. J. Rogan came in third.
 W. Untespan was the only player 10 come through with 9 clean slate. winning four straight matches. He won first place in tue third division Tom Grove in the last ho,Hs of play won second place with three wins and one loss. Irving Rachlin won third with one win and two losses.
 Forty. mine matches best two out of three games were played in these three tournaments, with a total of 121 games played.
 Following are the number Of matches won and lost;