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Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
National League
Yesterdays s Result

st. Louis Z, Brooklyn 8.
Philadelphia 8, Chicago 4.
New York 7, Cincinnati 9.
Pittsburgh at Boston, postponed,
rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
Coast Leapue
Yesterdays Results

San Francisco ), Sacramento 0.
Los Angeles 10, Salt Lake 3.
Oakland ,, Portland l.
Seattle Ga, Vernon 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
For Saie-M iscellaReOus

FOR SALE - Pasture for young
stock. 5 miles northeast. Klein
dinst. 15T3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
Legal Advertisement
CERTIFICATE OF CO-PARTNER-
SHIP P-TRANSACTING BUSI-
NESS UNDER FICTITIOUS

We, the undersigned, do hereby
certify that we are copartners,
transacting a general automobile re-
par shop and garage and carving
for sale therein automobile and au-
tomotivc supplies and accessories,
under the firm name and style of
"IREH & MAITLAND'; that the
principal place of business of said
copartnership is on the rear of the
lot at No. 70l Main Street, City of
lEl Centre, County of Imperial,
State of California; that the names
! of the members of said copartner-
ship and their respective residences
are rs follows, to-wit:
EARL r. TREY, residing at S64
( Olive Street, FL Ccntro, California,
| CLYDE w. MAITLAND, residing
at $50 Holt Avenue, El Centre, Cal
! ifOrnia.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we
have hcreunto set our hands and
seals this 10th day of May, 1925.
Earl r. Trey
Clyde w. Maitland
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
| COUNTY OF IMPERIAL, SS.
On this 10th day of May, 1925,
before me, V. n. Thompson, Notary
Public in and for the County of I'M
perial, State of California, residing
therein, duly commissioned and
sworn, personally appeared Earl II.
Trey and Clyde w. Maitland, known
to me to be the persons described
in and whose names are subscribed
to the within instrument, and ac-
| knowlcdged to me that they eXecut-
led the same.
! IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 7
have hereunto set my hand and af-
fixed my official seal, the day and
year in this certificate first above
written.
V. n. THOMPSON,
Notary Public in and for the Coun-
ity of Imperial State of California
| (NOTARIAL SEAL)
May l6, %, 80, june
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16


FOR SALE-Rotary Neostyle, lat
est model, swinging typewriter
shelf. Used National cash regis
ter rings to $l9.95. w. A. Schen-
imam Co., 425 Main st. 15tf
on account of sickness
Highly successful auto wrecking
business clearing $500 monthly,
located in the most prosperous
town in the valley. VIII give
trial, if asked, sale price $25OO, is
practically half of invoice Ad-
dres Press Box 75a. 14T6
FOR SALE-Pekin ducklings. Ell
Centre Hatchery. West CONNER
cial st. 14T3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
RelD Wanted

SCHOOL BOYS and girls, do YOU
want to earn some vacation
money doing some interesting
work now around your neighbor-
hood after school? We want 50
bright boys and girls between y
and Is to introduce in their
neighborhood wonderful house
hold soap which does splendid
work in Imperial valley water.
Your neighbor will be mighty
glad to get package of THORO-
FOAM and you can earn n dollar
or two day. Bring 25c as Il
deposit for sample outfit and
meet Mr.. Pritchard at the Ore
gon hotel, Monday after school.
Come early and get Il district as
signed to you and start making
money for your vacation this
summer. We want workers from
every school district in the coun-
ty. 1878
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16

American III Germany paid $780,
600 for painting, reminding us we
have some films to be DEVELOPED.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16

JThss1y2S baseball ssedson opened
the uthsr day but not for Rabbit \
Maranviase. star slfortstops OF the
Chicagos Cubs. ~He was forced to-
watch 1tbe I proceedings from the
benci.sas the result OF fracturing an,
ankle during an exhibition game out,
on the coast. He is here ~tlown With
us MIssant pe!s--e peir q cyutcheS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16

FOR SALE
100 DOLLARS BUYS
l wagon and cotton rack.
>3 sets chain harness.
l riding attachment for walking
plow.
/ disk sharpener.
6 sets cultivator blades.
2 sets lead bars.
1 wagon doubletree complete.
2 pr. chain stretchers.
2 heavy 9TH chains.
8 shovels.
hay forks.
seed forks.
s hickory single-t trees.
l settling tank.
l slip scraper.
l four horse double tree.
And many other things.
VARNEY BROS. & co.
Ito El Centric, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Sdle--Kedl Est0fs

p ACRE of c-ty land, plastered
house, completely furnished with
all modern convemences, garden
tools, barn, chicken runs, duck
pond tool house, garage. w. I. B.
chickens olds and young fruit
trees and berries OF all kinds.
Suitable for bungalow court,
graded street, sidewalks. Must be
seen to be appreciated. 2 blocks
north of Hillcrest district, 1898
Fifth ST., San Diego, Cal. No
agents 2 8 16 % 80 j 6 13 20
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16

FOR SALE-$6000 cash will handle
good 100 acres near Holtville,
total price $4,000. Prompt pos
session, land cost owner much
more but lie needs money and
must sell, unusual opportunity.
Clarence E. Gage, Realtor, 40
Spreckles Bldg, San Diego, Calf.
IA T3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
For Rent-R0cms,
Apartments and Houses

FOR RENT-Turnished Apts, hot
water for bath AID laundry. III
Commercial Ave, phone 251-J.
15T2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply 434 He'll. Phone 1856
12tC
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16

WANTED - Party to board large
crew through eantaloupe season,
5 to miles southeast of eHeber
ut rate of $l0.50 weekly for meals.
Address Press Box 763. 15T2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16

Coolidge, president, hugged girl.
She was only two years old.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16

WANTED-Contracts tractor plow-
ing and discing, also orchard and
vineyard cared for. Address 4S1
Holt. Phone 169W, Ell Centre.
29tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16

PIentY OF trouble Tor McGreer.
There was a good crowd out last
night, but many fight fans missed
the time of their lives by not show
ing up for the McNulty-Goodrich af-
far and they had to be content to-
day to sc the Glow down" ON it
from their friends.
McNulty aud Kid BelIo are due
to fight a return bout at the arena
one month from last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16
For Rent-MisceiLaneous
For lease

FOR LEASh-75 acres, old alfalfa,
for vegetables or melons, for time
of , years. t miles west, ! 4 miles
south Of Seeley. j. 9, Armstrong,
-3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-16

Haverhill, Mass, girls wear bells
ON their rolled stockings. 1t
The meanest man on earth is the
one who throws tin cans and broken
bottles into II swimming hole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Bloc System
Shown Futile

TUT frat comment on %" Ger
4 man election waa that "
showed Tho fuulily N the bloc
system Later Developments in.
dictate that tho bloc system is
curing ntrif Even Ht The first
election. tbc conservative and
''hoursrois parties had united
on one candidate Now, for ihr
second election. thr moderate and
liberal parties arr uniting ON
Chancellor Marx. hose election
seems To br assured
Thus fpr the presidential flec
tipn $50 story system - sr-
iusliy lr operation. with one ~
she best and safest mon In Ger
mpny 81 thc candidate n ths
pmcipai patiy when something
has to be decided. the ability ~
tho teo.pafty IS stem 70 reach
results. aud the fu,iliiy Of any
thing else. becomes evident
This. tho first presidential clce
ton ever held ON the continent
Of Europe by popular vote. ~,
teaching lessons which mas
make for political education away
from block system chaos, even in
rarlinmenys. tho their flint fune
ton is 10 discuss thrlr final re-
spouslbiiiiy Is go decide The
bloc system is the chief enemy
Of decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
NickIe Plate USherS in
NeW X. X. Merger Era
BY c. A. RANDALL

distributed by HIplsys.to other
lines such az the New York Gem
tral the Pennsylvania and the
Baltimore ana Ohio.
The lines In question are the
Sew York, Chicago a g. Louis.
popularity known ~ the Nickel
Plate. and from which tine new
system derives its name. The
Eric. the Chesapeake 4 Ohio, the
Pere Marquette and the Hooking
valley,
once the formal approval u
the T. &. C. IN given the Van
aWcrnFcn brothers and their
associates Ga bringing about the
merger h. Will be the signal for
railway consolidation thruout
tho country.
The greatest difference be,
tween the Ripley plan and some
Of the other plans which have
already reached the fDrmulatiys
stage. ~ that Ripley endeay0Fsd
20 establish reasonable" compe-
tition between tho big systems
lie tried 20 eliminate both the
cutthrOat competition and the
utter lack Of competition that hss
heretofore tended 20 prevent
equalization Of railway condt
tions the country over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Lets ReaNIate Somethina

IN NEBRASKA they're having lot of
fun with Bachelor John"
His full name is John w, Cooper. He's
state senator and Omaha is his home.
Being chairman of the judiciary com
mittee, he framed bills providing that there
should hereafter be in Nebraska only one
cause for divorce and that any home
buster of either sex should be put IN Jail.
These two measures, known rs the anti
divorce bill and the anti-sheik-Sheba bill,
came up before the house and caused
intense merriment
II move an amendment" said Monte
Mum. bachelor representative of Lincoln.
Let every married man as well as every
married woman be required to wear
wedding ring TO protect the unattached"
Unnecessary" said Representative w.
G. O'Gara. married. Every married man
bears distinguishing marks
Another representative thought there
ought TO be an amendment providing that
the sheik or Sheba sent to Jail should not
be allowed to marry his or her affinity
after the jail sentence was over.
Others thought the affinity would have
been we-earned and deserved The hard
boiled 0'Gara. above mentioned, said, IF
he didn't get her his punishment would
be too light"
Finally they voted the bills down. ms
they should have done. Tho they laugh
at Bachelor John and tell him that's what
he gets for trying to regulate the home
within from without, his bills are Just
another example of the craze for making
people good by law.
Pretty soon Wen have to curb this law
making disease. We may even have to
pass law against it,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

To- Us sioafcst parf aud neiob,
i3s.722 pounds II has Hcrcr b,cn
hung.
q How many troops were on.
gagged IN the arm!cs Of The colonix,s
IN the revolutionary war and whnt
was the estimated cost
4. IL has been cstimatcd TINT
there lccrc f1o.1iI regulars aud 49,.
os0 militia aad roiuhfrsrs. matit1
a total N e0o.59t The estimated
cost 70 The United states mas fis5..
I9s.7oj.
Q Can Iron rust be removed from
a table CLOTH
4 Wash ne fqbric wiM lemon
jmcc and solt. or moisfcn The mart
riV' ratcr md appiv a mirfure
consisting Of an ounce NJ cream or
tartar aud han an ounce Of oraiie
ocid. Nir rcH and apply onlD d
small qaqniiiV 10 TIC stain. 7hca
rash 10 clear ,cofcr
q When was printing introducedg
4 Perhaps INC earliest rccord Il,
that Of The Chinese. IA tor bach az
% u. G HcD iecrc usiHO method
Of printing W I'M On papcr by
means Of cnDrarcd blocks. ulfho not
much uGs doBo nth II Tor n
thousand pears or mare. In ggj
A. D. me principal Chinese ciaSsics
mere printed tor nc Imperial col.
icDc Of PckiH from blocks NJ rooa
cnOrarcd IN rcilcf M MS Drorcss
a separate cHDraucd btock uas
necessary for each sheet of Dagc.
The nteni'on ~ moroBic iDpc did
not como about pHtH nc rem cen.
fHrB. bit crcN this icos more han
zoo Bcars bhcad NJ me mrcHiioH Of
printing in Europe.
q Why is Iowa called the Hawk.
eye state"2
4 HaWkeUe mas INC name NJ q
noted Indian chiok irho icos ter
ror duirD his lifetime 10 nc cayiy
SETTLERS ~ IoicG, ana ,ch0sc Uicmyrv
is shH perpetpotcd IN nc familiar
sobriqRct ~ me state.
q. Where does the expression
kick the bucket come from when
IT Is used IN connection with dying?
A, A certain man named Boisorcr
ATTEMPTED 10 commit nuicide by
hanging Hmscb 10 bcum. nor
ms purpose ne dUDd upon n
bucket and Whcn me moose maS
odjUstcd and cpcrpthinO p0s rcadD
ne kicked me bucket trom andcr
his tcek ne ,cds rcsoucd. howcucr,
VA time 10 BE- rCsImoitotcd when he
bccdmt conscious hc tCus much sat.
Driscd and dlslppoBicd 10 tind nm.
scU dW IN me iond NJ the iiing.
"What docs ms mcanH bc dstcd,
iookiug oronud ~ ihouDht I kiekcd
The bucket"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

United States were sworn n by
Chief Justice MARSHALL
4. Fire-Jcticrson. Madison. Non
roc and John QUINCY Adams.
q. How much turpcntine and rosin
are produced in the United states?
4. The figures Tor Igg2 arc 2t.-
2jg,s3j gallons Of furpeHiiHc and L.
65f.7ej 500. pound barrels Of rosin.
q How IL slippery elm tea. that
IS sometimes used for severe colds.
made?
4. Break me bark into smaH
pieces pour boiling mafcr orcr u.
coUer and icf u dccp anfh cold.
Add a iiiic sugar aud cracked ice
and ttHc lemon Juice
q. Where Is the largest bell in tho
world2
A. The 0rcat bcH IN nc Krcmiin
al Noscor rs circumference Is
nearly Gs fecf and rs height marc
Than 81 tecf n Is 20 inches thick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Do You Speak "NeWspaper English"

just passed one dag rest 10
seven" law but IL had 20 amend
it, ~ i, dosr an such laws. 20
make farm labor exempt from is
operations IN nearly all states.
II wofkmou falls on a roof iu
town. hir employer pays his hos
pithl oils ana q proportion of his
wages, but II he fails on hay
stack 81 ins country. be insrs
hia wages and pays his own hos
pliai biits or goes on thc coun
%
OrEAuiErd labor generally fnv.
oted the child labor amendment
Farm organizations were amQps
iis most effective opponents fnd
% on whichever side ~ these
ISSUES Fou ihinR right tho point
is HAT the farmers are on one
side and the Norkinsmen on the
other Their economic lutcrests
may bc tie SAME bu, they do
not think 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
As You Think
THERE is a banker who visits the cir
L Gus every time it comes to town.

THERE is a banker who visits the cir
L Gus every time it comes to town
And he seems to get as much of a thrill
out of il as the youngsters of 10.
Some folk might say that this mans
bank would not be best to do business
with. that the banker is too Eighty"
But it's this mans ability to get thrill
out of circus that has raised him to his
present position
/. For circuses really appeal to the imagi-
nation only. There is nothing remarkable
about them except what's in the mind of
the spectator
And this bankers Imagination has
always been young. This imagination has
discovered stepping stones TO success that
older brains would not have visioned.
There are too many people who declare
the circuses aren't as good as when they
were young. Fact is, eircuseS are better.
Their imagination only is not so good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

bumped on ne DeeErr
Which ot lhcsc languages "
Englishs Neither tho hiEhbruw
rs nor the lgwsrovere Is stand.
ard style. Onr IS above and tho
other Is beiov the leyel, And SET
we an tend 80 use one o. the
other IN our specialize. ye use
technical vpcahuisr,rR. m CONVEX
-aison. sc fan into slang In
ancient Latin. similar tendencies
finally developed different Ian
Russe Tho language Of books
and 81 tho people bccamo mutual
Is unintcilgblr. uutil one u
them truEe into Monk Latin and
tbs other fused into French.
spanish. Italian and their vari
ants.
u tire same thing dota not han,
pan 10 English. SIC may owe u
20 the newspapers and ths radio
NrwRpl per reporters WJi,c print
English but ihry have 10 writc
i so as TO b. "uudsrs'qnded u
the people EadiB aahounecrf
arc not set all liicrlfr. and what
some ~ them sprak ie scarcely
Eugit-h, but ne they and their
hrOadcastera become AN insIitu
tion. they win have 60 learn 10
speak o. least M well as report
crs write, Thus the zap between
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Mr.. Fixit of The Star
Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles
If of Public Interest

iioh'sF Perhaps they do make more
arrests but u sccois to ne Il en-.
do'Ocrs Their hrcs aud crcry ono
else. az not me only Que thaf
has noticed Dc ,eaU they hide IN
some spot 10 lraif for a spccdcr and
fhcu pop mi n front OF cars
coming 10 ne opposite direction and
aimosi rupsing wrecks
4 TAXPAYER
The police think this Is necessary.
In many cases. The motorcycle po-
liceman Is an expert rider. aud rare.
~ ever runs into anyone
W Firii Would u be possible
10 irdrn nc address of me NH.
Wary Goldman nc oin icbo cau
ncrcr smile or icccp ugaiuP fhc
article irds published ~ a rccolf
number ot The star
ELNI. WASH
write 10 n. e. \. Service. iGi
Eighth ave, New York. Better scnd
along clipping OF the article.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Manager Plan Spreads East
BY KENNETH WATSON

A MEBlCAS cities are adopt.
n ing the city manager form Of
government az the rate u 80 a
year
The increasing interest mani
Tested On tie plan by cliies in an
parts Of the United States seems
likely 10 make h the predominant
Ing form Of government in our
municipalities.
WHen Kansas City, 40 with
550 BUD population. decided IN
February 10 adopt the city man.
agrr plan by vote Of nearly
9 10 ]. the number OF cities 50
governed was increased 10 553
In 1923. ~ cities adopted the
plan and IS did the same in 1894
80 extensively has the plan
been taken up since stanton.
Va. made the first experiment in /.
1903 That now an but 10 states
have cities using the plan
Since the war 237 cities have
adopted tie plan.
included in this total are five
cities Of more than 10000 pop
ulation which with Dayton.
make six large cities having city
managers and seeming 10 dispel
the criticism Of opponents who
once branded tho plan az i'm
practicable or at host workable
in only extremely small towns
Tho $50 cities which have
adopted the plan range In size
from McCrBcken. Kang.. with
Ssi population 10 Cleveland. o.
with a population Of nearly mil
lion. In addition TO Kansas City.
Cleveland and Dayton, the other
cities Of more than 100000 popu.
iation which now have city man
Agers arc Cincinnati. For, Worth
and Norfolk.
Seventeen other cities having
populations Of more than $4,000
have adopted tho plan.
Seattle is tho only large city
that voted against adopting the
plan IN the past year
The states having one or more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Can German Republic SmMue:

. Attf bNf Ntttft III hUbttI oNf tttt'
tCENERALLY hailed rs a republican,
NJ rather than MS a monarchiSt victory,
: II seems 10 us that the recent German
elections were anything but
( Last fall some 30,000,000 Germans cast
their votes for members of the reiehstag,
I AL parties polled their maximum.
In the presidential election the other
day only about 26,000,000 votes We're cast,
Some 600 electors remained at home.
OF those who voted, only half favored the
lcpuhlic The others. save for million
and half communists, favored mon
arehy.
; Now it may be assumed that, inaSmuch
K rs there was some doubt as TO the fate
of the republic, every sincere republican
cast his vote in its favor. The communists
more than likely also cast their maximum
( vote. The non-voters were almost GER
family monarchStS who refuse to vote for
the republic, but who, at the same time,
have enough gumption to realize that the
time has not yet come for restoration,
IL is notorious among those who know
+, their Germany that many Germans who
now support the republic are openly mon
archiStS in private. Even high officials in
the republican government are known TO
be monarchiStS mt heart. Treachery?
They do not think So To the contrary
they feel they are helping TO carry on"
the necessary business of government until
'der tag" when il will be practicable to put
king or emperor back on the throne.
Meantime Germany will continue as 4
republic AT the end of this month there
will be another presidential election
Again millions of monarchiSts will stay at
home and allow coalition of all parties
which favor the republic to squeeze by with
a narrow majority,
When will ''der tag come? Just as soon
as Germany is certain that she can re-
establish the monarchy without foreign
Intervention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

NTAsuNGToN. April L.
w within fow weeks Tho
interstate commerce commission
will be- called upon 20 approve or
dlnpproyc Of the most important
merger N American railway fyH
fcms undertaken iu this genera
ton The ro-callcd Nickel Plate
merger is scheduled for hearings
on April o.
The fate Of the elaborate
Ripley plan" is a. stake ln This
case. N thc commission permits
tho authors Of the Nickcl Plate
merger 10 carry out their ideas.
the Ripley plan viii go into the
discard. This plan, developed by
Prof WIN n Ripley ~ Harvard,
provided for the consolidation ~
tho 600 railway companies into
some rs great Bystcms
Tho Ripley made his recon
mendntion under express author.
ny from congress. his plan car.
ried with u no compulsion. The
J. e. &. has recently taken the
attitude that the plan IL merely
suggestive.
The five railroads which now
are apparently 10 be consolidated
into this one great system were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
? !? Answers to Your Questions !? /?

Q. who was Diana OF the Ephe
! sIansg
A. 4 ooddcss iehom the carly
Greek coIonists on The COAST Of Asia
Minor found established in The nor
ship Of the people. when 81 Paul
1rcat 10 Ephcsus he strongly de-
HoHnccd the ieorshjp OF DiaHo. The
Temple Of Diana at Ephcsps Vas
reckoncd among the screen uondcrs
81 the icorld on account Of rs
age. iccolth, splcndor mud nc
grandeur Of is architecture
@. What is the size Of the Brook
Ign bridge. between New York city
and Brooklyn, and when was IL
buiIts
A.Thc BrookiWi brid0c Nth is
approaches Is som Jcct long aud
, f5S feet ADORE me rafcr. IT icas
dcsiOacd bB John a. RocbiinG. and
eompieted IN 1881 by his son. and
occupied u years tn its coHStrno-
iioa.
Q. what is the best method Of re-
moving warts?
a. Warts ,rW often dis9ppcar Of
Uemselres IN tmo. Or fhcD may DC
rdspcd Nth q fiic and touched Nth
+. q stick Of nitrate Of shUcr.
Q. How many churches, ministers
. and church members arc there in
The United States?
= me iatest arnHablc figures arc
@5l.gD churches. 2I9S5G ministers
AMI is.22h0fj mcmbc.
: Q. How many presidents Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

cities employing the city man
agor form Of government wer.
Arizona. California, Colorado.
Connecticut, Florida. Georgia,
Illinois. Indiana. Iowa. Kansas.
Kentucky Maine. Michigan.
Minnesota, Missouri. Montana.
Nebraska. New Jersey New
Mexico. New York. North Caro-
lima. Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon.
Pennsylvania. South Carolina
South Dakota. Tennessee. Texas.
Utah Virginia. West Virginia
and Wisconsin
Bartlesville. Okla. votes on the
plan today. while Indianapolis.
Minneapolis. 81. Paul. Rochester.
y y. Omaha. Galveston, Guth.
RE and Chattanooga. Tenn. are
large cities actively discussing
adoption Of the plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Don't SaUat En-

DoN'T swat the fly It's almost a waste
II of time
But clean up rubbish around your prem
Uses. Don't allow your neighbor TO suffer
his to remain dirty. Get your neighbor-
hood club to war on dirt.
Induce your city to keep streets and
places of business clean
One garbage pile will breed more flies
IN season than you can swat in life
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Neao Trade War

TRADE wars are seldom. exciting. No
1 one-except little known worker, far
from your fireside-ever gets killed No
battleshipS are sunk
But you are about to sit on the sidelines
of one that viii interest your pocketbook
Firestone, Ford and Edison are planning
a fight to break the British rubber monop-
oily by growing rubber in America.
II they lose, auto tires. hot water bags.
golf balls and what not will cost more.