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DENTISTS SEEK RECOGNITION

VIENNA, Sept. 25. P)-The recent International Congress of Dentists adopted a resolution asking authori- ties for official recognition of the professional designation of '"dent- ist.' The resolution also urged all countries to give international legal recognition ot dentists, so that a dentist of one country would have full legal rights to practice in any other country.
 Other provisions sought legal regu- lation of dental courses of training governmental guaranteed diplomas and the extension of sick benefit insurance to dentists
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BOMB EXPLODED ITALIAN DISTRICT
 IN LOS ANGELES
OF BUILDINGS WE'RE KNOCKED OFF FEET-RUMOR
 SEVERAL KILLED

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 25 (P)-A mysterious explosion last night knock ed the occupants of nearby houses off their feet and broke windows and light globes for blocks around, and demolished a two story residence and store building in the Italian district.
 Early reports that several were killed have been unconfrmed up to nine o'clock. The police declare it to have been dynamiting job by Black flanders.
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FAILURE ENGINES
 ON SHENANDOAH
 AIDED IN WRECK

LAKEHURST, N. J., Sept. 25 Fail ure of one or two of the dirigible Shenandoah's engines had part in the destruction of the airship which was unable, to resist being drawn into the vortex of the storm, Colonel Hall, an army observes, who was a passen- ger on the vessel, testified before the court of inquiry.
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OF PREHISTORIC
 MONSTER EMBEDDED IN COAL

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 25. P- Large pieces of coal in which are embedded the footprints of a pre-his. toric animal believed to be a tyran- nosaurus, the fercest of the carniv. orous dinosaurs which roamed the earth millions of years ago, have been found in the Panther coal mine in Carbon County, Utah. The find was made several thousands feet underground
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French Offer to Settle and
 Satisfactory to the U. 5.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 25 (R. The proposal of the debt funding off, cers of the French commission, formu- lated by Caillaux and presented to the American commission yesterday is un- derstood to be unsatisfactory to the American commission.
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SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. 25. (P- Dogs, whose deeds and loyalty have been immortalized in song and story, have been given salient tribute in the establishment of dog cemetery in a shady nook near here. It is said to be the second in the United States.
 A score of former pets of residents already have been placed in graves in fenced plots with markers. There is provision for many others.
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BULGARIAN IMMIGRANTS DUPED

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Sept. 25. (P1- A number of arrests were made re- gently in which the persons were charged with issuing fraudulent cer- tificates of immigration for Bulgari- ans ot enter the United States.
 The Bulgarian emigrants, number ing 42, were stranded in Bremen where they were cared for by the Bulgarian Legation in Berlin The legation has sent a request to Sofia for 60O,O0O leva for the care of the victims.
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STINNES BRANCH BEING
 ESTABLISHED PARAGUAY

ASUNCION, Paraguay, Sept 25. (P)-The Hugo Shines Company of Germany has established a branch house in Paraguay. Business con ditions turnout the country are re- ported to be improving rapidly.
 Official estimates place the cotton crop at more than 5000 tons this year.
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VANDERBILT WILL
 LEFT FIVE MILLION

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. 25 (P- The will of Reginald Vanderbilt who died three weeks ago, was probated yesterday. It left S5,OOO,oOO to two children and gave the residue of his estate of more than S7,OOO,OOO to his widow
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NOTICE TO BALL PLAYERS

All persons interested in basketball are requested to meet at the high school building, Hartman bank, next Tuesday night at 8 o'clock for the pur- pose of forming teams for the winter.
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MITCHELL ON WAY
 TO WASHINGTON

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25. (P-Jaunty, debonair, Mitchell left for Washing ton with eight hundred pounds of doc evidence to present to the air inquiry board.
 Do you dread your appearance be- fore the committee" was asked of him as he was leaving.
 "Piffle,". Mitchell said.
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MONUMENT TO THE
 LATE BUSONl UNVEILED

~ BERLIN, Sept, 25. (P)-A sepul- chral monument for the late Ferruc- cio Busoni was unveiled at the ceme- tery of Schoeneberg recently. The impressive ceremony was conducted under the auspices of the Academy of Fine Arts and many admirers of the great musician attended.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-25
BASEBALL

National Cincinnati 3, Brooklyn 2, II innings. Pittsburgh 0, New York 4.
 American New York 6, Chicago 5, 10 innings. Boston 5, Detroit 0. Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 6. Washington 4, Cleveland 3, 10 in- nings. Washington 10, Cleveland 2. Salt Lake 9, San Francisco 10. Vernon 5, Portland F. Oakland 5, Seattle 4. Sacramento 5, Los Angeles 8.
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SWEDEN ANTICIPATES TO
 EXTEND HER AIR LINES

MALROE, Sweden, Sept. 25. (P) A daily aerial passenger service has been established between Nal moe and Copenhagen, Berlin, Am sterdam, Paris and London.
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CONNELLSVILLE Pa., Sept. 25

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, Sept. 25. P)-James Beatty of Dickerson Run, near here, claims to have the cham pion snake-hunting cat of this sec tion. Three times within the past several weeks the cat has brought to the house live snakes, which were killed by members of the family. RThe first was of the common garden variety, while the other two were black snakes.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
tAdvcrtisemonO
Radium Is Restoring.
Health to Thousands

The wonderful curative power ~
Radium has been known Tor Nrara
However the benefits Of this prceis
Gus health EiNluE substance have IN
tho paat been only within the means
OF persons OF wealth
Since the invention 81 prEuen's
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helping 10 build up weakened nerves
and tissues 20 a strong healthy con-
dillon. IL creates a vigorous rlfculh-
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To prove Just what this remark
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No matter what your Rilment or
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
RECOVER SAFE CHANGERS APPEAR
Famous Artists Present In
tereSting Program at ~"

An extensive program or dancea
win be given 10y Ruth ST. Dennis,
Ted shawn and the pculshawn
dancers. whom They appear In the
first evenings performance ut the
University OF Washington stadium
Wednesday
Tho program rs divided into four
sections First f. group or must
cal Installations, featuring various
members OF the company Second
Is Spanish Gypsy dance scene,
arranged by Ted shawn and fcu-
turing the entire company Third
IA a group OF dance advertisements
Fourth is an Algerian dance drama
created and produced 10y Ruth ST.
Dennis
Performances viii start each
evening. Wednesday ana Thursday
at s p, m a different program
viii be given each night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04


Department OF the Interior, Gem
oral Land office. Washington, u. c.
May 81. 1925. Notice Is hereby given
that pursuant TO tho provisions OF
the act of July 8, 1884 (23 stat. 1O3),
the lands in the following abandoned
military reservations In the State OF
Washington. VIII be offered for sale
for cash by the smallest legal sub
division TO the highest bidder, at not
less than the appraised price in the
district land office at Seattle, Wash
ington, commencing at 10 a. NJ
August 4. 1929; Washington Harbor
(WNst Side). ]. 30 ~. II. w. w. NJ,
Washington, M5.25 acres, appraised
at si0,00LsS; Washington Harbor
Cast sldc). r. 80 N, X. . w, 42i
acres. appraised at S2,77725: ChRllam
Point tWosD, T. 30 N, r.. Q w
b3770 acres. appraised at Sa.225. 10.
Challam Point (EasO, T. 80 ~, II. Z
,S.ie..75; Shaw ISLAM T West sian at
T. SO ~, II. 2 W, -6OL6S acres, m,
east Sidc). rs. 80 and sc N, r.. 2
T62i2t. ''' AT
1925, the abandoned military reser,
vations mentioned below: Lopez Is-
land, tsouthwcst portion). Ts 90 and
30 NJ. II. 2 w, 677,2S acres, appraised
at s4,77S.90; Lopez Island (northwest
portion). rs. SO and 90 N, n. 2 w
62735 acres, appraised at Ss,OIS,25,
San Juan Island (southeast poinG'
II. "a ~. II. W., 1850 acres, no,
praised at si.19i.5O; Vancouver
Point. rs. 20 and 80 ~, II. 2 w,
$685. acres. appraised ut Sg.099.33,
Further information can be obtained
from the local land office at Seattle,
y ashington.
WILLIAM SPRY,
Commissioner,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Canada Harvesting
All Water Power

QUEBEC. Aug Rapid progress
Is being made IN thlH and other prov
inces OF tho dominion In Harvesting
tho undcvoloped water powers and
the rapid expansion Of this work in
recent years has placed Canada
among the foremost nations Of the
world In the matter Of developed
hydro power. within the last four
years there has been q 30 per cent
increase IN water power production
IN Quebec, more than 50 per cent Ia
Ontario, and % per cent tn British
Columbia The present development
is equivalent 10 that which would be
secured from 13O0oOO,OOO worth OF
coal In n year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Best Crop in Ten
Years Is Forecast

WINNIPEG. Man. Aug. 4.-Pres.
cnt indications point TO one of the
best crop years Western Canada has
experienced in n decade, according to
the weekly crop report of the Cana
dian Pacific railway. Prospects of a
pumper yield in all three prairie
provinces are uniformly brig h t.
Fields generally present n splendid
appearance, the stand being heavy
and the color good. Early wheat and
barley is reported to be heading at
many points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
INVENTION WILL
SAVE GASOLINE
Loss Thru breathing" TO
Be Eliminated
BAGS ENVELOPE TANKS
New Harmless Sedatiye
Claimed by Chemist

LOS ANGELES, Avg. 4.-my
United NowsJ AN invention which
viii ave 50.00O.0OD gallons Of ruso.
line yearly iu the United states.
uow lost thru the breathing Of
gasoline storage tanks. WINS an,
nounced hero at the tenth annual
meeting OF the American Chemical
society.
Tho inventors. II. Il. Wilson, II,
v. Atwcll. T., r. Brown and q. W.
cheuick. of tho standard on Co.
explained that the HnlynFing Of the
breathing loss" was accomplished
by deyaing bags, or balloons. 20
completely cnyelop tho storage
tanks.
Suction OF air into tanks. cxpun.
sion and flight Of gasoline, and
blowing Of air thru storage tanks
cause loss which tho bureau Of
mines places nt 5OOOO,OOG gallons
yearly" they say
The balloon system would allow
the gas 10 escape into huge bags.
built OF a special compound OF wa.
ter, Rclutlne and glycerlnc. which
disgorge the gusolinc,a,urated air
back into the tank when utmos.
phcric conditions return 10 normal
ono such balloon OF $4,000 cubic.
foot capacity. viii save 1900 gal
Ions OF gasoline monthly. the in.
voutors reported
The convention also heard that
"Hoxyl Resorclnal' the most pow.
crful di5infcctlng agent known 10
science. would be put into general
use In medical practice
Rev. J, A. Nlouland, Of Notrc
Dame university, Indiana. announced
he had perfected Il acdntivc known
ns 'Luminnl." that IS stronger than
Ncrouul and harmless.
More than / 100 Of the country's
most prominent chemists arc In at.
tendance az the convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Chinese Boy Wins
Award in Canada

CALNANY, AlbCriu, Aug l."Uof'
don POO. itrycarold Chinese school
boy was awarded "a special prize for
the best paper on Canadian history
in the Calgary schools. Poo, who
VIVA born IN China. but educated
wholly I'm Western Canada. waS given
another prize by tho Womou'H Cam
udlbn club. and hlH school was given
special presentation by the same
organization.
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Hot Weather Aids
Crops in Victoria

VICTORIA, B. c., Aug. IRE.
cent hot, dry weather has been bene-
fetal to most crops, says the provin-
cial department OF agriculture crop
report, Hay and grain are doing well
with prospect of good average yields
Very good crops Of roots and other
vegetables are expected. Large In
creased acreage planted to tomatoes
and onions. Apples are sizing up
nicely. but will not be over 65 per
cent of average. Pasturage good.
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the man with O. crunial slip bears
remarkable resemblance 20 Tho
neotf footed animals whose heads
ARE built sharp and alanlinE 10
offer least resistance 10 tho wind
This frontal dip ia what the doe
tor calls spced lines Any person
IN that classification rltcS with
such fast ones uB tho foN grey
hound and the wolf
on tho other hand, DR. Blanch.
ar pointed out Am extensive
study of heads bar taught him
that Tie fullfacod individual with
great oNpunsc of forehead la un
extremely slow driver This type
NJ man would get dizzy at speeds
exceeding % miles an hour.
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1T You Hare a SLanting
Head, You're Bound to
Meet Many Speed Cops

oS ANGELES, Aug. g.
- United NrwBl Dr. Francois
iiorro blanchard, authropoloRirt
rom Parts. has some valuable
pointers for speed cope.
Tho doctor who waA here FOL
lowing his business OF studying
the genus homo. dropped IN ut
tho police station and volunteered
local cuppom some scientific in.
formation on the effect OF stopping
heads ON speeding
~ man with a HlnntlnE head
Is a born Hpeodcr." ho said. "bo.
cause nature intended him 90 be-
speedy
Then, 20 explain hls subject sim
further tho doctor declared that
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Location Told in Confession
OF One OF Four Suspects

TACOMA, Aug. 4 Recovery Mon,
day afternoon of Ito 900.pound efc
stolen from tho Gardenyillc Growcrs
association az nth and Market st
further piled up evidence against four
suspects. arrested Mondie morning
five hours after the safe was stolen,
Alleged confessions have been oh
tanned from n. G.. Thucrwachtcr 20,
and J G, Spillum Sc, hut tho other
two held are sim uop.commltial
Detectives Anderson, Tealo and
Nix found tho safe on "a lonely cross.
roads. leading from the Seattle High.
line road it, location was said to
have been described In tho two con-
lcssi0ns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
To Seek California
History in Spain

HEIlkELEl, Aug l-UnIVtblIy
Of California educators are planning
q trip 10 Spain soon, iu quest OF In.
formation on corly state history, it
has been announced az university
headquarters here,
This early history Is supposed 10
have been carried across the seas by
the spanish couqulstadorcs,
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He Sets Record for
Wearing One Shirt

DURANT, okla, Aug. 4.-"Thst's
nothing" remarked Frank Bennett,
when no read a story in the Durant
Daily Democrat about newspaper
man wearing ono pair OF cuff links
20 years.
Indignant. Frank marched down TO
the newspaper office and announced:
Say, I've got "A shirt I'm now wear.
ing that was bought 81 years ago.
IT'S good shirt, too. and it's clean.
I'm going 10 wear Il today 10 90
fishing" tho prescrver of veteran
shirts declared.
Bennett said he bought tho shirt
81 years ago in Arkansas and that
he had used It since that time.
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u. S. Shines the
Worlds Brogans

WASHINGTON, Aug 1. The
United States continues to supply the
shine for the worlds shoes. according
to the department OF commerce. Dur
ing May 5fi,s pounds Of shoe
polish valued at si22,3I2 were ex-
ported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

and you have a whole quarterplni
or tho most wonderful skin whiten.
cr, Foftcncr and beautificr
Massage this Ewectly fragrant
lemon bleach into the face, neck,
arms and hands. II can not irri.
tate. Famous stage beauties use Il
10 bring that clear. youthful skin
and roay.white complexion; also "a
"a frcckls, sunburu and tan bleach.
You must mix this remarkable 10,
ton yourself II can no, be bought
ready 10 use because II acts best
Immediately after II is prepared,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Lemon Juice
WhitenS Skin

The only harm
less way 20 bleach
the skin white is
TO mix the juice OF
two lemons with
three ounces Of
Orchard white.
which any druggist
viii supply FOR n
few cents. Shake
we'll In a bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Hobbies Discussed
at Exchange Club

Hobbies VIII be the subject OF AN
address by Frank Drake Jr,, OF VII,
sons Business college a. tho luncheon
Of the Exchange club Wednesday In
the Chamber of Commerce building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Man, Burned When
Car Crashes, Dies

YAKIMA, Aug I'll H. Chap
man. o.. who was terribly burned and
injured when his car shddcd and
overturned on tho Ellonsburg road,
died Monday night here in 81. Eliza
beth'a hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
MORE KICK THAN AZ

Peter-Boy. / got n kick out Of
kissing Bee last night,
Pnn--Morc than usual7
Pcter-Yes. the old man caught us.
Lafayette Tyre.
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Burien Club Holds
Big Picnic at Lake

Ehs jolly Nolghhors club ot Buricn
their annual picnic at Anglo lake
~ Sunday Baynyard Eolf. swim,
mins. games, races, a ball game. "a
big picnic dinner and dancing were
provided, 90 nm out a busy day for
Tho SO who attended.
Tho jolly Ncighbors is a ladies'
club, and their annual picnic Is de,
signed 20 afford an opportunity for
thc various husbands and families 70
meet, 6at and play together.
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wATCHruL WAITING

Carpenter Didn't tell you TO no.
ticc when tho glue boiled oyer7
Assistant did. II was a quarter
mast 10 rearaon.s Meelly.
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Di4srkm 1T The rgh JHspt fzE,t Jirg
Irtffl, On tht Aft Std,tuSg. ob'frve
~6dt n1tsrsit"itisa q 'tdt bod, Dbifh al
w5htgbissifslsmn 10 bt"mt rtldxfG.
Ests yitISing yrfJ7rm Istps,f sVhih The
Arfr1 Gt>t-uAiS fti'<b giVr
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50QOO will buy lifetime comfort
~ on the finest oben-box spring built

Learn what thousands of families know
from experience: that the Simmons ice
is the finest open-box spring built.
Realize that you cannot obtain at any
price, spring which will give you greater
comfort or deeper rest
Compare the Ace with any other spring
made and you will find that it is the big
gest value on the market.
Atthelowprice $23.0Oyou cannotaford
to deny yourself the new vigor and vitality
which your body will store up from the
sound sleep the 4ceinsures. The 40l lively
I coil springs of the Ace-l42 more than in
any other make-yield with elastic buoy
| ancy to the pressure Of your body.
The SO deep, resilient spirals of the Acs
J act individually and noiselessly. See the
diagrams, drawn line for line from photo
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tAdvertIsemcnD
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graphs, and note how Aexibly they adjust
to every posture of the body during sleep.
These deep main springs are tied, top and
center, with 302 smaller, sensitive coils.
Other makes use stiff wire for center-ties.
Patented stabilizers prevent sagging and
sidesway. The Ace gives lifetime comfort.
Feature by feature, the Ace is not equaled
byany open-box spring offered atthe same
or higher price. Volume production of
the worlds largest bedding manufacturer
makes possible its unequaled value.
Thousands of dealers stock and sell the
Ace. Seeitat your regular merchants. See
also the remarkable Beautyre5t mattress,
priced at only $4l.50. Put a Beantyrest
mattress on an dee bedspring and enjoy
refreshing sleep eVery night The Simmons
Company, 666 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago
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International., 1925-09-07
The Red Mountain
lContinued From Page u

Continued From Page IT,
curing on the west side Of the
mountain, the old lime blanket
covering all, was rent, shaken,
shattered and crumbled to it's very
foundations. Those earth move
ments and eccentric rockings of
strata started existing water
courses running and opened new
ones. Those waters soon became
superheated, traversed the newly
rent fissures, fractures and crew
ices in the existing mantle of lime,
and with assistance from meteoric
waters, acting through the ages,
broke down and carried away the
lime, and penetrating below and
Iaterally to the g n u s
intrusions below. AS the thermal
waters in their journeyings
through the lime above or the mass
below, they absorbed all soluble
chemicals and became veritable
ocean of salts and acids, solvents
and precipitants. When reached
the immense shattered rock mass
International., 1925-09-07

below (billions upon billions of
tons, with it's disseminated low
rade copper content), the same
breaking down process was renew
ed where these waters reached
the already shattered, intrusive
quartz monzonite magma, with its
low rade cupriferous content.
Saturated with metallic solubles
these hydrothermal solutions pre-
cipitated their content at every
favorable opportunity in their un-
derground circuit.
This process of thermal waters
tearing down and building up and
vice versa, picking up, teaching
for countless ages infinitesimal
atoms of disseminated copper and
precipitating Concentrating
them at some favorable reception
point (known as secondary en-
richment), is believed to be the
source of most of the great low
grade copper mines. Thus a large
copper bearing area, carrying even
less than one-fiftaenth Of one per
cent copper, could by Natures
farvellous methods, as described,
acting through the ages, create a