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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
MANY TRY FOR
IDEA PRIZE ..
Goldfish and UkeleIeS Are
Proposed for Stories

Ideas FOR feature stories from
star readers flowed In in todny'a
mails as entries m The stsrBlue
Mouse idea contest. Suggestions for
stories about everything from prize
goldfish 10 child uluulclo players
were received In the competition for
seats az the blue Mouse thcater
next week
Next weeks picture n How BnN'
tor Buttcd In" tho story Of a young
newHpopermnn who hhd on idea. An
idea IL just an valuable Ia news
paper office as anywhere else. and
this one made Baxter fumou. The
leads are played by Matt Moore and
Dorothy Deyore; the shows a farce
comedy
Tho Blue Mouse Ia Offering four
prizes -Four loKc seats. two loge
seats four regular seats and two
regular seats, as trophies IN tho
contest
10 compete. Star readers should
answer these questions.
What are the two most popu.
lar features IA The Star.
What Is your idea Of the best
feature story The star could print
The Stars Idea Editor doesn't
want the story wants the idea,
Tho contest closes Saturday. mid
night Prizes Will bo awarded Mon.
day, July ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
DEATHS

Carter. Frank. 81. 'oisa Ninth ave,
salFaf. Alice. "a. ceutrailA. July 7.
stainos. Thomas. 50. 70s University
YosaE. John, 4" ia W. soth at.
wsiFssl. Robert. ii. soS rIr,, ave.
July 4
pouegan. John II. 50. 1915 Jackson
at. July 4.
Sanders. Sadie. 90. 1880 Victoria ave.
Armiisks. susan, 70. is.o Trenton
ct. July e.
Kahiow. baby infant. 100 18th avo.
Logan, Annie. 50. iiit Isnd ave 8.
July &
sorsnson. N.u,. c.. isash Sixth ave.
W. July 8,
Lehman. Bert. 80. Palace hotel.
Georgetown. July l.
BENJAMIN. Edward w. as. atie 7sth
ave. ~. July 2
Peterson. Anton. 70. standard hotel.
June 20.
Fisher. Lawrence. rs. ista E, card
St, July ;.
CULVER, zemro. SO, 100 Newton ST..
July 4.
Hodiund. Kari A.. 81. s3Oa 27,h ave,
woods. Leslie II. 81. 575s ,sth ave.
". L., July g.
LaRoss. Peter IL. so. zoos Second
ave, NJ. July 3,
Hail. Bruce. Infant, 5000 Commodore
way. July J.
Hollywood Mira Kate. 50. 1917 Minor
ave. July e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
MISSIONS TOPIC
AT CONCLAVE
Swedish Church Conducts
Sessions in Own Tongue

It's proceedings conducted entirely
IN Swedish. the sixth annual confer
cnco Of the swedish Baptist church
IN America devoted the second day
0f ~ Seattle sessions 10 the home
mission field. tbout GOO delegates
from an parts Of the United States
ana Canada are in tho city Tor the
meetings. which opened Wednesday
and viii cloro suDdly july IT,
Conference headquarters arc az tho
First Swedish Baptist church. Ninth
ave. and Pine IT,. where meetings are
being held in the church auditorium
Iianquets for delegates are held In
the church basement. noon lunch
con Thursday being largely attended
Following report from the
church'H trustees and submission OF
consolidated budget for next year
delegates heard from DR.. o. Hcdeen.
Of Chicago. that the home missions
OF the church were IN IA prosperous
and growing condition,
More money was needed. Dr. He
deem said. 20 expand the work and
carry on those activities Of church
missions already under way He
spoke IN Swedish. Reports from
various home mission fields, general
ly reporting healthy conditions Of
affairs. followed the address.
Al 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon
tho conference was 20 learn OF the
work or It's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the publications committee that II
engaged In printing and distributing
religious literature over tho home
| field.
Tho convention spent little time
In arguing tho fundnmentalist- mod
ornlst controversy II disposed Of
tho whole matter in a resolution.
Evolution was whoicheartedly
branded as rank hcresy b. ministers
at meeting Wednesday evening.
A resolution declaring tho science
false and asserting that man was
created by God in His own image
and not by evolution" found no
dissenting voice.
with It's new officers elected, the
convention Wednesday regarded tho
evolution battle as settled and got
down 20 business. New officers are:
President. DR. Swnney Nelson, Chi
cngo: Vice president. DR. Herman
Litiorln. Chicago; secretary. Dr. j.
s, LundErcn. San Francisco These,
with Dr.. A. L. LlndberE. Worcester.
Mass, and X T.. Byleen. Chicago,
form the new executive commit
tee.
Missionary work IN Canada will
bn considered IN tho evening by
tho Rev, ]. p Erickson, Winnipeg.
and the Rev X ] Harrison. Mime
up0lla
Friday n Foreign Missions
Day, Saturday viii be devoted 20
younE peoples societies The Seat
to church IS host TO delegates, ar
rangcmcnts being IN charge OF
Fred Lind. T. i. Moline and n
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
EDUCATION
OF LIBRARIANS
Would Make Them Capable
Of InStructing lnquirers

or the many important matters
considered By the $50 msmbsrs Of
the American Library association.
holding 80 attn annual session In
Seattle this week. the threo out
standing ones have been;
Adult education Standardization
Of library schools and library eH-
tension work.
Adult education has 90 do with
oqupping Librarians 10 aid In tho
education OF Rrownups who desire
special or technical knowledge nnd
must depend upon the library for H.
II la the aim 10 finally have one
or more assistants Al each library
who can tell an inquirer what books
may be had on any given subject.
but who can also assist him In de-
termininR what books no needs for
the specific information desired.
Standardization has 20 do with
the library schools thruout the coun.
try, 80 that all librarians may have
tho same kind OF training and equip
ment
Library extension work would not
only carry the library into the sub
urbs. but would put II on wheels
and In other ways 10 carry Il into the
remote places. For the latter cause
the Carnegie corporation has grant.
ed ;5O.00O for experimental work,
and this Is being carried on In
Louisiana
Thursdays session Of the a. l.. A.
WIS held al tho University OF wash
lngton. MONDAY luncheon being
served on the campus Prominent
on the program OF the day was the
presentation OF the Newberry medal
20 Charles J. Finger for the best
child's book OF the year. II Is called
Tales From silverlnnd." and Of the
five or six books written by SIR
Finger is his only book for chill.
drcn.
Thursday nights meeting viii be
given over 10 library school dinners.
az which the graduates OF the vnri.
GUS library schools viii gather in
separate dining roms at The olym.
pic Hotel After dinner they will
all assemble in the banquet room
and listen 10 an address by Or. A.
=. Bostwick. OF ST. LOUIS. who has
recently returned from q trip 10 the
Orient.
The delegates 10 the library con.
yeniion refuse 20 take any part In
religious or political discussions. de.
claring That their business Is to MS.
Hcmblc and circulate tho best books
on all subjects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND--A day, by sending washinz
20 the Central Family La ny.
All the washing and most the
ironing. 20 pounds 81. week~s81ds.
CApitl-0fi3.
BLACK leather hand bag: liberal
reward offered No questions
asked NElrsc-i70i.
BLACK and white dog: license s5i
i5s y. S5th. MElrse-OT2s. Reward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
IAdvnrtlannentl


Department Oh the Interior. Gen.
erai Land office. Washington. ID. @,
May 20. 1925. Notice Is hereby given
that pursuant 10 the provisions OF
the act OF July S, 1854 t2s Stat. iO3),
the lands In the following abandoned
military reservations In the State OF
Washington. will be offered for sale
for cash by the smallest legal sub
division 10 the highest bidder. al no,
less than the appraised price In the
district land office at Seattle. Wash.
ington. eemmenetng at 10 A. NJ.
West sidel. T. 80 ~, r. ] w, w. NJ
Washington. i75.25 acres. Appraised
at sI0,60i.ss: Washington Harbor
tEast Slde), T. 80 ", r. ] w, I2i
acres, appraised At isT7I.25; Challani
Polns tWssp: 7: 30 n, e W
ChAllam Point (Ehst). T. 90 ~. n.
w, 55t.75 acres appraised al
s5.iet75; shaw Island tNeat Side).
praised at s3.fi1.20; Shaw Island
East sidsl. Is. % and ss n r. ?
sf.6al.:i' ~
There will be sold on August
1925, the abandoned military reser-
vations mentioned below: Lopez IHl-
and southwest portion). rs. % and
IS ". X. w. s7I.2S acres. appraised
portion). rs. s5 and ss n. n. w.
f2T.s5 acres. appraised at yS,oI5. ss:
San Juan Island (southeast poin).
r. "a ". X. 2 W.. 1850 acres, ap.
praised at ;1.IsE50. Vancouver
Point. rs 20 and 30 ~. II. 2 w.
E523f acres. appraised at ss.09e.33.
Further information can be obtained
from the local land office at Seattle,
Washington
WILLIAM sPRY.
Commissioners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smiths Cow Termlnal--plcr i0-str
Margaret Dollar
Union OIL rcrmlnnl-str warwick
Hell Street Tormlnal--u, X. O, a. @, ano-
homiHh.
Pier S--T. ". aux Hchr Boxer.
Pier G--Htr WRYnmn,
Pier str Vik,py
Pier Str Victoria,
Pier ~. \. Eagle o. ttr Tansns.
'plor A-Ma Chnllambn.
Pier Mia Boobynln.
Pier D-Mn Culburth
Union Pacific Terminal Ctr Noriipa
Pacific Coast Coal nunlorH--u, y, H.. II.
Y Hwlrtmrc, afr Newport News,
Pacific Coast Engineering WorlW-u. =.
g. n. Deiwood
Connecticut street Tcrmlnni--ach Erie,
airs Annie NJ, Campbell, aumanco.
Pacific steamship 'fctmlnul-str Queen.
klng n wingo- Ms Anvil
Hthcy Street Turmlnal--Str Texan.
Commercial Boiler WorlSa--Htr william
NJ upper, Santa ANA.
Apohone street Terminal Str wilipolo,
East waterway Dock a Warehouse Co.
Btr ilallfrlod,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived--Juty p.-str London Corpora
lion from London via ports NJ 10 n. m,
str Coryua from baltimore Via ports nt
ii9O a, m, July s--Str Dorothy AloN-
andcr from Sound ports nj i0i'S y. M
ptr Lewis LucRenbach from Tacoma nj
7,lb u. m, Htr Yukon from Tacoma nj
si9s d, M, air Northipud from San
Francisco via Everett ut iotb n. m.
sailed July p-Str Jefferson for Alas
Ia at n. M, str President jackson for
Tacoma NJ t!a0 n. IN. July Str Ca
elaue for south American ports via portn
at 7.a0 . m. str II. W. BhStcr for San
Francisco via NRnnlmo ut p. M, str
Trxan for Boston via ports Mt y, m,
str Norlna for New York Via ports Mt
G,sO D. m, str Hnllfried for sydney and
Adelaide via ports ut 0ifb y. M Htr
Humanoo for Seward via ports ut e!lb
u, M, str Northlnnd for Tacoma at b''s
.. M. str Admiral scbroo for Alaska nj
$3.50 .. m. str viking for Los Angeles
via Everett Mt ti5 p. m, ms Tosca for
south America via ports Mt y. M, str
whpHmn for Tacoma ut $50 y, m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
WORK ON SHOW
Community Delegations Help
Prepare Green Lake Site

Another community work-fest TO
get things ready for the Sports
mems exposition, to be held at Green
Lake July 25 to August 2. win take
place Friday evening from p. m, on.
Big delegations OF workers are
coming from Fremont, Wnlllngford.
University, Ballard. Greenwood and
Green Lake districts. They win all
be served with hot lunch after the
work Is over,
Visitors are invited to come out
and view the grounds any time, as
construction has advanced TO point
where tho plan OF the exposition can
be appreciated, Those planning to
have exhibits or concessions may see
grounds any evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
STOCKS RISE TO
new HIGHS
Upward Swing Continued
for Third Successive Day
WALL STREET JOURNAL FISAN-
GAL NENII.M

NEW York, July a.--Industrial
shares attained further record
high at tho close Of sho market yes
tcrday. reaching 1907 making tho
third successive day IN which now
high has been established FOR the
industrial average,
oils continued their buliish Actiy-
ity. revived In tho previous session,
moving ahead ia response 10 the
decline or ~ 500 barrels daily. re-
ported BY the American Petroleum
institute In last weeks domestic
crude oil output
United states Steel. American Can.
United States Rubber and other In
duEtrlai leaders scored fractional
gains. while tho active rRiia were
generally hiRhsr.
Stocks opened higher. United
states steel. ilsTs, up =. American
Can. iasI. MP = AtchiHon. iiHA
up q wiiIys-Oyerland. z0ik. up = (:
U. 8. Rubber. EeN, up u ~ Y. Gem
trail. 1isSs. up 81 Pan-Amcrican y.
T1b; Industrial Alcohol. ssh, up
. Westinghouse. FIX, UP y studc-
baker. 1915. or y. Continental Can.
70A,. up L Anaconda. 40A, UP 4 I.
Sinclair. 27Ts. UP 81: Consolidated
Gas, 67ts. up :, Southern Pacific.
ss7.. up X: Northern Pacific. err.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
Seattle AID Club
Observe Founding

Twentieth birthday OF tho Seat.
Ito Advertising club win be cele.
brated nj noon Friday In the Ital-
ian room az The Olympic Hotel.
with a party.
Past activities Of tho club viii DO
told by members Ia a series OF
three minute tallH Speakers win
include Herbert schoonfcid, C. A..
Hughes. Bert swezea ana J, Fred
Braid. Tom Jones Perry will dis,
cuaa; why Is an advertising club. !"
Special musical features have
been provided, Tho meeting starts
AZ 1915
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
new SHIP BIDS
Baltimore Offer Is Turned
Down: To Consider Others

WASHINGTON, July .. --Th o
shipping board today rejected the
rocommendatlon OF President Palm.
or Of tho emergency fleet corpora
ton TO accept the bid OF 1880, 900
by the Boston Iron & Metal Co. of
Baltimore. for the 200 shipping
board vessels to be strapped,
Tho board, as provided In the last
paragraph Of the advertisement for
bids, instructed Admiral Palmer to
contInuo(N egotlntIons until July 1G.
when final decision will be made.
Under the terms OF tho advertise.
ment, Not only tho original q bldB
but new bids by Henry Ford or
anyone clsc cnn bo considered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
GRAIN FUTURES.
CLOSE HIGHER
Wheat Buying Is Based on
Poor Crop Reports

CHICAGO. July influential
bulls haoatcd grain uturrH 40 a
sharply higher close on thr Chicago
board 81 trade to-day lluylnE iu
wheat was based mainly on the np-
ptrhrnHiya crop situation over the
spring belt
Iirhtor receipts and good demand
for cahh Eraltsrut corn soaring
strength In wheat also was a frn-
turr
oats followed other grains 60 a
hiEhrG finish.
Lard slumpri on heavy selling by
packing interests ana lower hogs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
ADVERTISEMENT
Rockies
SUN and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots
How TO Remove Easily.

Here's a chance. Miss Frecklefsce.
TO try remedy for freCkles with tho
guarantee Of reliable concern that
X VIII not cost you n penny unless a.
removes the freekles. while II II does
give you clear complexion tho ex-
penSe is trifiing.
Simply get an ounce Of Othine--
double strength--grom any drug or
department store and a few Rppiica-
tons should show you how aRBy IL il
70 rid yourself Of tho homciy frccilss
and get beautiful complexion.
Rarely N more than one ounce need
ed for the worst case.
BE sure to ask the druggist for tho
double strength Othina as this
strength u sold under guarantee OF
money back II X fails TO remove
your rreckiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
Pardon!

In a story about series Of dope
seizures. iotalinE $4,000. in wednes.
days Star. The address OF the first
raid was given ms g21 gard ave. s.
The address was incorrect. tina, house
being the homo OF Mrs A. r Friend.
who has nd connection with tho raid.
The correct address waA s2a goth
ave. 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

births Ia thetr households are re-
ported by the FOLLOWING men
smith. Charles. 1916 r. Newton st.
Marston. Dswsy. sose Fourth ave.
~ girl
wirtsfcId. Michael. ioGts iim ave 8
W., sitl
Jansa. Walter. Everett. boy
Krppicr. Frank. 2io1 2ist ave b.
hos.
Reynolds Ernest city. boy.
A8ki n. 2ip Ntuth ave. q. girl
Guppy. Roy. ita y. gsth a., boy
Nsas. Anton. Redmond. boy.
luKils, Lloyd 800 warren ave- boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
The Seattle Stal
1907 Seventh Ave.
MA in-0600
Classified Advertising
Rates

TRANSIENT RATES
Count Six Words 10 the Line)
one limo or morc-1 insertion.
10 Cents Per Line.
one line or more--3 insertions
10 Cents Per Line.
one line or More--s insertions
16 Cents Per Line.
Male and Female Help wanted
and Male and Female Situations
rate per line ..........1o cents
COMING FROM OUT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON COSTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
RAMS IN A DUEL

LONDON Two rams belonging to
a Mayport farmer fought a fierce
duel. each charging the other 80
flercely that the nccks OF the ami.
mails were broken.
Look in today's Want Ad columns
for good used cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
Weather Bureau Report

Especial from thr y. q weather BureanD
TAToOHH ISLAND. july ., a. M
barometer rising foEgy. wind south IL
miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
FLOG BLACKNIAILERs

LONDON ,--lrlogglng na n punish.
mont for blaclSmaIl Ia provided In n
bill introduced In parliament ma n
result OF the Sir lIori Singh case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

sugar Easy Raw, spot ii17; refined
flrmi Ernnulatod, i5.b0G 500.
Coffee-No. RIO. ioHo! No (, aanto,
asS daIo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
WHOLESALE rLouH. CnAiS. rrED
Quntatlnna BIZ liahrr IlnnrInr MN.


NINITNHIIA
fFiees Paid Wholesale Dealer.
uaosalons by Pioneer fruit s Produce
90.
,Ihs prices given are thoss made 70
rstaH dealers b. Wholesalers with
few seasonal exceptions prices 20 rfo.
durefa ran b. figured BY draurtinr tss
cost Of transportation 70 Beattia and
approximately rs per cen, for hauling
storage and selling east.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
THURSDAY
JULY o

NV bNtfHh
JULY o
First Low Tide
1871 a. TN. 81 ~
FIRST High TIDE
tiio a. m. 100 ~
second low Tue
1908 y, ~, IL ~
second High Tide
Sal .. M. ia.0 IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09

Where they make an x-Ray F1uro-
scopic examination OF the lungs or
stomach for 1900. In their practice
they use many kinds OF treatments.
inciuding Diathermla for all kinds Of
iuflammations; Auto Condensation
for high blood pressure and nerve
disorders: Actinic Rays for many
blood and skin disorders. tubercu-
)osls, rundown conditions, etc. fnfra
Red for Ear. Nose, Throat and Bron-
chial disorders. They specialize on
diseases OF the lungs AM stomach.
High blood pressure can be greatly
reduced In one treatment. Hours,
3 a. m. to 1880 D. m. MA in-3s7i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
a SPECIAL NOTICES

ALExASDER's PARK
on Lake sAmmamish. east side OF
lake: good fishing and bathing
beach Open now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09

Here's a new one FOR tho baby
eSumbcr as horizontal tells what the
hahy does. altho you've probably
been satisfied 20 call Il waillng.
HORIZONTAL
/. Snare
q Eucharist vessel
z Intellect.
20. Regarded,
-. Corrclative Of either,
: s. To rcccde.
: 8. To accomplish.
81. Rental contract
) 2. To allude.
n Tempest.
- Bruises.
80 To revulve.
IS. High priest who trained Samuel.
-, Undermines-
-. sharp explosive sound made by
n rifle.
20. Inclination
.3 To put up in poker.
"a. \ word Of driving command.
-. To perish.
80. Person 70 whom gift IS made.
IS To twirl
: O. Similar 20 swans
: 2 Mohammedau noble,
"a. Alleged force producing hypno-
tism.
IS. To wall.
: s. sun god.
-. Rebuilders.
81. Action
~. Female sheep.
Is Bottom Of foot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar MONTH";

calendar MONTH";
% TO ~ lines used during calen-
naI month. .....l5 cents per llns
AVs TO lee lines used during calen-
var month. ....1i cents per line
SV9 10 2s9 lines used during calen-
,naah r month. ......13 cents per line
sVs TO sss lines used during calen-
gar month. ia cents per line
Oar month. ...1in cents per line
'Vs 10 ass lines used during calen.
sa11r month. .......i1 conts per line
wy TO 500 lines used during calen.
gar month. .10h cents per line
IVY OF more lines used during cal.
so3LPoNS-cash In Advance-loo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
Local Markets
MIX Ann CHi.AM

- Har""H N'AhNNN NflNhffh rHrs ~
DAIRY Products
Quotations ny frrr, liros
iFicrs lpid shippers, cts Delivery
EaIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
PERSONAL

RHEUsiArIsM and blood disorders
cured. y. 4. Seymour. fO77 Arcade
Bldg.
DIR IsHAN. ckiropodist P-~lss
Bank Bldg
Rad debts collected. UnIysrsGs kdi.
Co. FL iot-ig7O. 1902 Alaska Bid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09
BANK CLEARINGs


IfffuCtlonH ttttstttta HtlIsOt30 1904 AZ
SECOND GRADES
STANDARD stoct- Per IA. Per NJ.
Common q0tHrs, 0.g.,t 80 1900
Common stars, b's 80 ~ @ .a0-t. 10
COMMON Clears 900 1873 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-09

friees Paid Wholesaler.
CAR


suEar-cans. per ewt. ..s
Beet per rwt. s..s.r.sst..rs
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-22
IN DANGER LOSING MILL ON ACCOUNT
 OF OLD BRIDGES
BREWSTER BROTHERS FEAR IN TAKING IN MILL; BRIDGES
 MAY GIVE AWAY.

The Brewster brothers, Effron and Steve, who are working their prop erty which is located 12 miles from the Alaska Railroad at Johnson sta tiOn or Mile 34, are more or less up against a hard proposition in the matter of hauling in their iye-ton Ellis Ball Chile mill which they re- gently ordered by telegraph from the states. The trouble is that a num- Der of the bridges on the old Govt Sunrise road are rotted down to such an extent that it is dangerous to >drag heavy load over some of them. The road is in fairly good condition but fear is expressed with regard to the bridges.
 The equipment the brothers have thus far taken into the ground has been carried in with pack horses. At the present time they are clear ing out the trail in anticipation of the arrival of the mill which if safe ly taken in, will be set up and op- erations, in a small way, begun. Elf iron Brewster is an oldtimer of the district, but his brother is a recent arrival from Birmingham, Ala.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-22
SPECIAL SHOWER
 ARRANGEMENT FOR
 NEW ARCADE ANNEX

Among the features being install ed in the new Arcade annex addi ton, for the benefit of the tenants of the building will be a Speakman shower bath, which is the first of it's kind to be installed in the Territory. The shower bath is an entirely new style, and unlike the we'll known overhead device, showers the bather from every angle from the sides. The affair is of highly polished nick el finish, constructed in a circular form, the bather entering the shower by way of small opening in the circle of glistening pipes in which are thousands of needle point holes Devices for governing the flow of warm and cold water are within easy reach of the bather. It is stat ed only in the very best of hotels in the States will be found this bath ing innovation, due to the greatly in- creased price of the elaborate affair over the common overhead shower.
 A special shower room in the base ment of the new building is under construction which, when completed, will be resplendent in mirror like white enamel Other bathroom ar engagements will be placed in an ad- joining space.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-22
EFFECT ON LIBERTY CRITICISED
 IN OXFORD DEBATE

OXFORD, Eng, July 22 (R-In a recent debate and discussion the OK ford Union agreed by large ma jority that Contemporary legislation tends to destroy liberty"
 G. K. Chesterton, the principal speaker in the debate, declared that there is wide distinction between liberty and the security which is the aid of most modern legislation.
 While it is true," he said, "that property normally gives security. it does not follow that security brings property. If the chief end of man is to be fed and housed, then we should return to slavery, simple tried mea- sure which insured economic secur. ity to the masses"