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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
DEATHS

Christie. Louis, 65. s057 21st ave. S.
w, Feb, 4.
Muuihn. Leon Lopez ~, Conklin
hotel Feb. 10,
Johnson. Martin. 81 Zoos = First
ave. girl.
BrevicK Nellie. 20. 1910 10th ave.
w, Feb 10.
Dyrness, baby. infant 1905 RavennO
ave. Feb. 2,
Barbee. Loa NJ. 30. Gateway hotel.
Feb. TO-
Gregg, William H.. 7s, HOS Stewart
st. Feb. ..
Shlnnin. Richard. 30. Laurel Beach
sauitarium. Feb. s.
Mclaughlin, Mary. 80. 1886 Sixth
ave. Feb. IL.
Jakshitz. Matthias. 60, i3O 2Tth ave,
n. w, Feb, s.
Petersen. Peder A.. II. Sosl W. cath
St. Feb. o
Molloy. Mary. SO. SIG 10th ave-,
Feb. s,
Peter, Nora l.. 81 1891 Eighth ave.
Feb. ..
SUM, Mrs. Elvira. 80, Renton. Feb. S.
Ridgway. Or, John William. SO. st.
Vincent's home. Feb, s,
Gee. Ng. 20, Tl9In King st. Feb. 10.
ITsukada, Klnzo. as, GO Washington
St. Feb. 9.
vernell Gustava. II, iO5 N. 4Sth st,
Feb S.
Won Norman. Emmanuel. IS. 1869
goth ave. Feb. s.
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households arc re-
ported by the following men:
Barrett. Finest y. 5is9 Leary ave-.
girl
karabaich. Nisko, s7I W. 63rd ST..
hoy.
carlson, Carl sOi5 5oth ave. n, W.
boy.
.pryncss. Hrlmcr o. s32i Fourth ave.
y. T.. hoy.
Jacobson. ficnning. 1915 Fourth ave.
girl
kiienbauEh. Archer. 1915 Fourth
ave. girl.
Brown. Frank Lester. winton.
wash, girl
Carlson. Einar. 4oit Pasadena pl.,
boy.
Pennock. John Coleman. 5al7 51st
axe. =, h=@
Miller. Arthur. II. T. d. 6. boy.
Sanders. Robert 7s7 2Sth ave. s.
boy.
waterbury. Chester, 2s26 Mt. st.
Helens pl, girl
Lofgrcn, !. IL. 3022 Dawson St, boy.
Bean, Condor Roy. 3S2g Waliingford
ave. boy
Burns. NJ. r.. Harrison st. girl.
wynuc. Thomas G.. 2oO0 Yesler way,
girl.
Anderson, otto, ssos 18th ave. n. w,
girl.
Best, Lancelot Samuel. 12oa sixth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Has Three Quarts
of Booze; jailed

Charged with possessing thre e
quarts Of moonshinc. Charles Griff-
iths. rs. salesman. was arrested on
city liquor charge Wednesday
night. The police dry squad found
him at 1i06 nth ave. He posted
$500 bail a companion. Frank
clifford. 80. was held on a disorder
ly person charge and posted 500
batl
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Congress Eulogizes
Civil War President

WASHINGTON. Feb. IL. Con
gress Thursday paused In tribute to
Abraham Lincoln.
In the house Representative Moore,
Ohio republican, read the famous
Gettysburg address.
Senator Thomas j. Walsh. Mon
tana democrat. inserted an eulogy in
the senate record and Senator Smoot,
Utah republican. delivered speech
praiaing the civil war president.
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Render Oratorio
for Organ Gift

Music lovers and business people
OF the city arc backing the move
mcnt Of the Amphion society and the
Lyric club TO start fund for "a
Great Organ at tho university As
part OF tho two orEanlzatioua' e.
forts. they win render together Han.
dels orutorio. Samson" on Wcdnes.
day evening. February Is. ut the
First Presbyterian church.
Sololsts selected from the two or
carnations by Graham Morgan, di.
rector. are Mrs. Esther VI. Pearcc,
soprano; Mrs. Amy Newton Adams,
contralto: Daniel O'Brien. tenor. Eu.
gene Rice. tenor; w. II. Gerard. bass,
and Elmer Eckart. bass.
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Divorce Complaints

Leroy VS.. May West desertiop,
Clara :. VS. George +. Gagnon.
cruelty.
IC. II, VS. Mildred o. libbev. incom-
putibillty.
Harold $, vs., Ada Bell Jacobs. de-
sertion,
George +. vs.. Helen Kaiser. cruelty.
Alta W. James l., Thurmond. non
support
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Man Accused of
Robbing Church

Accused of breaking into Catho.
lie church at 23i5 Sixth ave. and
robbng the coin box. "A man giving
the name OF John Watson was held
by the police Thursday. The Rev.
Father John Fitzgerald and one OF
his assistants captured Watson
Wednesday afternoon. Patrolman G..
c. Jensen arrested him and lodged
him in jail.
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Westfall Against
Increased Salary

Harry NJ. Wcstfall. candidate for
nomination February "a. to one Of
the three vacancies In the city
council. Wednesday told members
of the Womons Voters league that
he WIS against an increase in coun.
cilmnnic salaries and favored de.
creasing the number OF department.
al heads and increasing the mum.
Der of workmen.
He asserted the general fund
should be spent only as tho each
councilman had personally earned
the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Firecracker Taken
for New Tong War

Investigating n report that three
shots had been fired at 33d ave. and
Howell st Wednesday night by n
thug hiding behind telegraph pole
patrolman n. II, Moulton said the
man was missing when he got there.
but he found several exploded fire.
crackers. The residents OF the dis.
trict ere panic.striclScn by what
they believed 10 be a Chinese tong
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May Probe Oysters
Effect on Typhoid

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Presi.
dent Coolidge today asked congress
for an appropriation of $4,000 to
allow tho department Of commerce
to investigate the extent TO which
oysters cause or affect tho prova.
lcncc Of typhoid fever.
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CARn on THANKS

WE wish 10 express our sincere ep-
probation 10 members 81 inc Or
der on Eastern star, Everett Re
view 80 2. Womcu'H Benefit AEAo-
fBntIou. and 20 our friends for INC
beautiful floral offerings and
many acts Of kindness in our sHd
bereavement IN ~" Toes ~ our
dear wife and mother.
II M. J. and George II. Reed and
FHrsIfV
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CAN'T BE BRIBED

Mpther-I gave you two pence TO
be a good boy and you are mis-.
behavinRl
Son-Yes. mother! can't be
bribedl Berlin Der Drummer.
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Organizing for the purpose OF grad.
Ing and finishing Denny hill and to
locate an aviation landing on the
top. the Mid.Seattle Improvement
club was formed last night The
officers elected are $. H. Turner.
president Gus Havrc, vice president;
Mrs. i. c. ITinnci. secretary.
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HOLD CARD PARTY
MOM'N POP

\ military whist card party win
b. given by the Miller womcn's RE
llef corps in Veterans hall, Armory,
Friday. February 10. at 500 p. m.
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LUCKY METHusELAH

-Mothuslah wos 300
years old.
Young Son What happened TO
az his birthday presents.-London
Humorist.
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1871 Corliss ave.
February 10. 1898. MARGARET
A. EKsKISE aged ~ years, be-
loved wife az ". Y. Erskine.
mother Of Herbert. virgil ana
Wayue, aud Mrs Hsssie slnEht.
Funeral services Friday ~ ~ r.
m Ice our chapel ATFtuhhl"ll'
IT,. FH.F.VHs Limo ia
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NIonnments
PhYslrlnns. nurreons

PUGET BOUND Marble and Granite
Co. LIST and Virginia Established
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ANN JANE FtSLAY. midwife state
rcEistrrcdl3 residence 1890 Last
lake ave ca pitls4Bb2.
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40 AUCTION SALES
Bushels Auction Houst

We are rather crowded with geoSs
nj present, so viii endeavor 70 g.
more furniture than usuai ~
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. "
week. The Friday sale WIN NJ
from 10000 a. IN. to 1850 p M M
consist OF hundreds OF arsie,rI
such as a LYON & HEAL 81
COTE pianos. both in maho t..a,.
cases. simmons day beds; ~
stuffed davenport Bush 9 -
phonorraph in mahogany cast
good quality complete dinihs
and odd tables and huffetS ~.
and Administer rugs. wins - ~,
rocker. library tables
ranges. . with sanitary base ~
Home machine. secretaire. pi0ssn
crib. s-panel screen, Kitchen 20"
met. hall tree. dressers. en
drawers, steel beds. metal spi,n.
hnir and cotton mattresses, w, M,
board. oliver typewriter .
outraged boat. motor e,s
pereolator. camera. plated GUY. a.ls
electric heaters. trunks
wood and coal heaters, manu- s
tiyator, lawn mowers, hose "a
bage cans. smoking stands ~
candy and S0xsi- Hood il'es I'D
tubes. The consignors ~
money for their goods, come e I.
help us turn them into cas-"
Friday at
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?. y. 0OEIN Patent Attorney. Pat
sntH secured. developed and sold.
S0G-G-7 Central Bldg, Seattle.
ingson. u. q.
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Bushels
43 PET STOCK

WANTED = Pedigreed maie W.
pup. BOX 1913. Everett. " as.s !, !,
rs WHITE LEGHoRN pullels,
ing. Hollywood-Tom ba'V"'
each, RA nier-Si0s.
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MAFoS Fsnwisk. Lawrence. sstab.
lished 1851 Advice ana booklet
free 417 Burke Bldg.
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ave y, boy.
Murphy. walter r., 1919 y. 59th st.
girl.
Moore. Leroy. Ila 18th ave. n. boy.
KanItEcr. Carl ~. 1896 ". e6th ST..
boy.
Thorlakson. slgurd r.. i70s W. Goth
-, boy.
CoyIe. James. Dos Moines. boy.
Hardness. Harry Sylvester. 9i1 n.
4zfh ~ utrl
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MATERNITY HOsri.
tai strictly private. doctors and
nurses iu attendance maternity
rsreH specially t3lz Aurora
Nil lrEp- $3.50
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heSeattle Star


Seattle. W1Hh.nEi9r
MA in-O6OO Want AID Dept
Count 9 words 10 one fine cost ~
gents per line
Same al 10 run or NOR" t'm'a-
rate cost per line. rs cents
EXAMPLE.
I-ilns al. time. ~ 20 crnta per me
60 cents.
3rlius al. % run : times ~ ~ ''hN
per line. iiss.
Contract Rates Ey Erg1rat
Payable fu advance All want ads
outside ~ city must have HaaH
with copy
no reapgHaibllIty for errors 81 hh-
YrrtlHrmsuta unless such errors
are reported ithlu 20 hours aftsF
Insertion i7 given
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PERSONAL

WITNESS WASTED--REWABp.
Al Firh \ and Thomas an elderly
woman fell ia street car, Febru-
AIRY. 1894 Ambulance met car
Ysalrr way. Liberal reward Tor
Information concerning witnesses.
nk fr-q8Hg
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HAIR goods. combiugs made up,
called for. delivered. WE st-l22a.
Mrs. Reed. Mail orders accepted.
Ahhfnaa AS. star.
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ROTH FUR CO. repairing. remodel.
Ing and manufacturing. Expert
fur worig Prices that please you.
$50 pennisa Bank Bldg
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WA T q BALT- Fis nurFs Ilif- ~
7nd All cases. Pee mod Ma iu-7sol
ADVICE tree. Iassph Alien. LAWYER
All eases EOS Ts=aFg Hld III int-assl
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BUSINESS
SERVICES
Attorneys -at,Lau

Russell N Farrst;. Lawyer. SO psE'
ter Horton All eases. Advice free
ELtot-OFEg
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IIarIrIr NIarmnefl
Iurrisrs

BOUGHT -EOLD-RfkTE
w. MOETEtIua PRICE co baAtti,
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FUNERAL NOTICES

DIR. ANGUS. Suite 500 Iantagss Bid
wornsu'H ailments. disorders
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OptIcIan aud Optonrtrlst
nR EnMINns IrhEsr-Paierson g
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Bushels Auction Hous

On SATURDAY at 1880 we viii So 81.
small merchandise sucn ,c Il
ing groceries, bedding, etc--.d
cisrk's' zoos Second ave. ana "a
n. m. will sell FURNITohh -,
our own salesroom, zoos 2nd a.
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NURSES private maternity home.
Good care. GA rfld-235b. 5000
Manaeil At
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HENRY Il. MILLER piano. mshog-
any case. sacrifice: terms. CA pu-
ffff
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ANYONE knowing the whereabouts
Of Reginald Hal. please telephone
III. HHg-TEEa
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MODERN AUTO AND TRACTOR
SCHOOL, day. night classes. Send
for free catal0g No. 2. s0s z Pike
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Patent Attorneys

Piano Tuners
John strsrn. "a Et-6lsi 81, itth "
Evening star., 1925-10-24
Resident Manager
on premises.
Only a few left.
b. +. SAUL CO..
925 18th St. NV.
Main 2lOO.
1910 X ST. NV.
1910 X ST. NV.

New hreproof building, offer
ing many new features in apart
ment house construction for
comfort and convenience of oc-
cupants. Central refrigerating
system. Well equipped kitchens.
Two elevators. Private branch
exchange telephone system. At
tractive entrance and lobby.
Central downtown location,
eliminating car fare and in walk
ing distance to large department
stores and Government offices.
Three rooms, dining room,
kitchen and bath, $50 to Sis.
Representative on premises.
II. l.. RUST COMPANY,
o12 18th St. NV.
REDUCED RENTALS.
3o3o QUE ST.
Well arranged apartments in
modern four-story fireproof
building.
Apartments of two rooms,
kitchen and bath; three rooms,
kitchen and bath, and four
rooms, kitchen and bath.
Rentals,
$3.50 to $S5.
II. l.. RUST COMPANY,
9l2 18th St. NV.
Main 6SSS.
Evening star., 1925-10-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RENT HOIrSES-FURNISUEl

RENT HOUSES-FURNISH
1891 COLUMBIA RoAD-I5 LARGE OUT-
side rooms, 3 baths: attrscttvely furnished:
64s3.
on on, cATHEfIRAE {IT If5E Ia AVE- BEAJTTFGL
hood; will rent cheap. Call o. B. zANT-
zINGER. pa K st. Nv Main 5371.----
I56 h ST. N.E.-NI NICELY FuRN1sHED
hear hear" ear ear linee e cali HyattsTiie 3os. s..
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. - DE,
sS55 sS5Gne'' a'-nli' coal stored garage as!.
1904 37th ST. BURLEITH-AN UNTSU-
per month: B Winter coal in celiar: his stop
or or ss2FaeE saaNSoH PhSn1 eFs HqF's 1918 from
beautiful exclusive section. new. un-
usually attractive; seven rooms. baths,
sTey r0G a Hesfeth s
PETWoRTH : FURNISHED 6-RooM De
tached house; ami: hot-water heat; car
g, W, HEILIG. 1900 Kansas ave. Phone
1914 ONTARIO PL.-7 ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
en ieTps phone eoL[f Ln:on se Issa Br 4e i0F S'oc
,rn. Rooms bSckgDISa sA ffANo oo ANn XIc
COLONIAL HOME qSdIa. GEoRSErowN b.ib. al2i
no. q NO J; aekESNEY BERRY. 6 1893 WiscSon. Wis on
BUNGALOW = SIX ROOMS: FURNISHED
in mahogany; all convenences; sun porch |;
garage Nov. to April /. Tel. Potom &C
29s1-W. 1910 Douglas st. ne.
TAKOMA PARK, d. CO ROOMS. AMI,
hot-water heat: large lawn; November TO
June ] 3. Col. 554e-J. 3O'
FOR RENT AN REPRODUCING
house of eleven rooms and two baths situ-
ated at 1862 Columbia rd.. partly furnished
If desired. This is An excellent proposition
for someone at $3.50 per month.
and all day Sunday.
~ EDWARD s,TRoHECKER. INC,
1923 18th st. NV Nam asa. 300
Office Open Evenings Until 8.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE: COM
modious rooms. good grounds garage. etc {:
coal stock: northwest: for six months ref
erences. Telephone Sunday. CIeve. 3272.
Evening star., 1925-10-24

Us LANIER PI. NV.
Practically new, modern apartment Just
one block north OF Columbia rd. nv. Apart
ments consisting Of four rooms kitchen and
bath: some with Murphy beds. SIS 70 $50.
Evening star., 1925-10-24

10th ST. NEAR DECATUR-DETACHED
grounds porchrs. 1 rooms. bath. serv ant 3
toilet, hot-watcr heat. electric light. garage
9a5 10Th st.--12 rooms. bath. servants
toilet, furnace heat. electric light: S135
"Ao'A FITCH. FOX & BROWN
Main 3Ol 1T13 Eye St NV
Evening star., 1925-10-24

lll5 -. s.e-. No. % r. h.: h.
GI& Mass. ave: ne. 40. 81 =. h.: %
ohwh.. cIcc 49,, 80 5000
23s 18th 81. s.e.--6 +. b.; h.-a.h
2l5 st. &c. No. Is r. b.:
5lg b ST. &c. No II r h.. eIe, rs ~
123 9th st. n.e.--t r. b.: latrobc Il 30 bt
439i Tenn. ave. n.r-4 r.. b. IT 81
1917 L ct. s.c.-4 r. b: latrohe h 90 %
trobc heat ......s..-.-....'....... :. 25.5C
Evening star., 1925-10-24

ASH AVE. TAKOMA PARK
5 rooms. bath and finished attic; cleo
tricfty. fireplace: garage: owner would like
TO retain attic and board with tenant. Phone
Adams SOAR.
93e $, CAROLINA, AVE. SIS ROOMS &
bath: h.-w. heat: electric lights; S6S.50.
eO6 A st. SEE rooms and bath; cleo
tricity: S75.
1876 + at. s.e.---s rooms & bath: cleo
tricty; garage: S65.
1881 3rd st. n.e:-5 rooms & bath: H.
VIII. electricity; $50.
30s B st. n.e.-9 rooms & bath: h.-ah..
J. 6. weldon & CoMPANY,
Evening star., 1925-10-24

"a Ind ST. n z, S85.
Consisting OF II rooms. hath: h.-wh.
elec,: newly decorated throughout. 2-car
brick garage
oTnE. JOSEPH SHAPIRO COMPANY,
al9 18th st. Franklin I1in
r. b.. cleo. h--vc. h. rsragr. h.yy h.
:, l.. i. Ni.I~.
NJ. 1861. SO5 5tb 81 NV
LIST YOUR VACANT HOUSE OR APART
mcnt with us. We bave a crmpotent and e1-
perienced rental department.. We reunt
the daY ia collected
Evening star., 1925-10-24
B. +. SAUL Co.
Main 2I00. a25 18th st

n. A. HUMPHREYS
sos North Capitol st. NV
la,robe heat MS Das',' 500 90
bath, gas. eiec. .'.'.' $500
furnace heat. -n.... 'a. $500
4? ct. n.c.-4 rms. and bath. 49,. 80
l444 Ogden St nw.--S rms. bath.
furnace heat. porches, gas and elec..
heat gas .l-',.' ,s-''.' i'.' nov 5000
ga- and eiec .,'..l... .',''.' :. 80 $500
siec. Nv -. .D,s ..'e.. 80. a'e 1900
heat and gas 500 ..... ~ o'', A. so
bath. gas. Iatrohe heal -. o.. 90
Evening star., 1925-10-24

10th 'ssx ASD bsisIs:.. sTs. NV.
rooms oois and and BATH. tin and ss9 s9 90 GO
LINCOLN ss4 soAP sulidlnls. AsR : ST. NV.
. rooms. kitchen and bath $3.50
New Building.
. . rooms ai1s Zig sRsif sRsHiffoKAMA RID: NV sia0 90
rooms aas aSso 9a.ab .AabAMs MILL RD 1000
2 room, kitchen and bath .se5 90
rooms ?Ra $3.50 0et5 coSN. AVE. NV. $500
z Off. -iitehen and bath: $50 so
7 THE Raini EvEfRE:firi., aia7 p 'sr. NV 1000
rooms kshsn sna Ssss 52SS
! room. tIifRs1 ls9s efRahb fsa H5'e Sri INV. .z0o
,eSPn PSqm AH dInins H room ki,chen ana sSo'oo
o'5t HE F,oGLER. All 'S End ST. snS Sc to'oo
FefRE THE fns hRpaoRE: Sd}h s1s goth sr SF' 90
3 rooms iseo go tR4sfhhtirokSia Rsfhi sf. INV. 5000
F00n.fi The eRANT f' s2s 2s'9 ST. Ne. 900 90
,p~n room 7sS aS.s s5d AN AVE 5000
1!45 KAioRAMA hb;. NV. s.1oo
3 rooms ki'ehfP ia1s eng g. s4th NV: $4,000
4 room A,'snsaa 80 hsf ath gan 81. NV: $3.50
= , 'o0.ll' iSss TN thu ST. Sa'n wv so0'OO
rooms s25o S6a pRsXTtJR Rs'Hf PLACE NV: s27'0o
teosn. and bath heat fssEIshd dS a1S n $40
topposits rS' Nav He ySaEsr Sa1es 81 Hotel,
Evening star., 1925-10-24
: FOR RENT LIST.
THE CUMBERLAND.
1892 MASS. AVE wv

Downtown apartment. eight story build
ing with elevator service: large rooms and
ali auartnlruts in good condition
rooms ana bath. ............ S25 90
/ rooms. kitchen and bath. ........ 5000
Evening star., 1925-10-24

COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE: COM
modious rooms. good grounds. garage etc. :;
coal stock: northwest: for six months: ref
erences. Telephone Sunday. Cleve. 3272.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-26
Applause and Service

popular movie actor recently Ts-,ed the digni-
fled city OF Toronto and enthusiastically wei
coined by the pubic hat serious individuals
disturbed. They lamented that such unbounded ad-
mr&uon should be avshed on a mere screen player
when statesmen and other public benefactors ig
nored
American cities accustomed to big de-
monstrations of popularity for movie folk baseball
players and other idols whose herosm service may
be small in comparison with their popularity.
1t is not really such deplorable thing the
lamenters imagine. Even if keen discrimination is not
always shown by the crowd in its choice of a subject
for admiration, permanent injury is done to any
body concerned. The persons who appreciate great
in craftsmanship, literature, art, philosophy and
true public service may be in the minority. They
also less demonstratve in their expression of approval
Furthermore, their heroes may be better SATISFIED by
quietly expressed approval than by noisy acclaim.
And finally the great work they do is less interrupt
ed and better served in the long by the encourage
ment of understanding friends than by unrestraned
applause.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-26
UNIVERSITY HEAD
DIES IN CHICAGO,
| @ N 6 ILLNESS

CHICAGO, May 26. - President
Ernest Dewitt Burton, of the Uuil
vcrsity Of Chicago, died here today
from complications following an op-
GRAFTON for cancer of the iutestincs.
He was 50 years old. President
Burton took a sudden turn for the
worse shortly after midnight, when
pcritonitis developed Two opera
tions had been performed in hopes
that Dr. Burton s life might be saN
ed. The first occurred Il month ago
and the second was performed May
~, just Il week before death occur
red. After the first operation, DIR.
burton recovered to the extent that
he could walk about the midway.
~ relapse took place in Il fortnight
however, and the second operatIoll
removed the obstruction.
Or. Burton took over the prcsi-
dcncy little more than two years
ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-26
German Security

President Won Hindenburg submitted, one of the
most important aims of his administration, security
pact with the Allies, particularly France, Great
Britain and Belgium. 'lf all nations have the same
will for peace, he says, Gods blessings cannot fall
1t should be excellent thing for the peace and
prosperity of Europe. But France and Belgium are
not very keen making such compact with Germany
just now, although Britain might be persuaded
The logieaf thing for the Allies would seem to be
the admission of Germany into the League of Nations
whose covenant itself is intended to be peace pact
If members will not keep such pledge within the
league, they would hardly keep it outside
Germanys western neighbors however, are hard
y be blamed for not dropping at once all their sus-
pcions and fears left by the war. And # Germany IS
left out in the cold for while longer, she may console
herself with this reflection: She need not worry much
about her security if she simply refrans from do
ing anything dangerous to the security of other ma
tions.'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-26
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD e. CARTS
Copyright. 1923. uy -1cClurs
Newspaper SyEdicare
UNCLE WTGGuY AND TIE
TADPOLE

Swimming about i'll ltt'e puddle
Of water. not far from Uncle VIZ.
gi'y's hollow s.mp bungalow, liv-
I'd a tadpole. Now a tadpoic.. is
YOU all know, is a baby frog be
fore it has lis legs When the
baby frog comes out of the egg it
has nothing much but a head and
q tail, and thus il swims around un-
iii it grows to be a big frog.
Hcigh! Ho! Hum! This is a
lovely day 20 60 advcuturing "
cried Uncle Wiggilv one day as he
bypved past tue ii,t.e puddle Of
water. And the rabbit gentleman
was quite surprise cd when a voice
called 10 him, saying;
Please take me advcn' uring
with you! I am tired of staying in
this same little puddle all the while
Take me with yoi advonturing.
please, Uncle Wiggily. "
"Who are you;' asked the bun
ny.
II am black tadpole." " was
the answer, aad looking into the
puddle, Mr.. Longears saw the little
fellow who was all head and tail.
II should like TO take YOU with
ne, said the kind and polite rlb-
BIT, "but you have no legs to walk
en- the ground, or hop as do, and
| have no fins, no gillS and no tail
that would help me to swim in The
water. You can not vet I've on
land, and l can not live in the wa
ter, so fear we can nc; 20 ad-
venturing together. l am souy!"
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-26
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Nav Dc. 1910

a lawn fcte for the benefit of
the CaleXico free reading room was
given at the C-M ranch by Mrs. Bow.
ker, assistcJ- by ladies from all
cities of the.yalley. Booths repre-,
senting the industries of, the valley,
games, refreshments and music
were features of the evening.
"The Imperial Valley Ministerial
Union met at GaleXlco and under
the guidance of the local Methodist
minister the members were taken
on tour of inspection of wicked
MeXicaN. Afterward the meeting
convened at the Methodist church
and Mr.. Miller of Brawley read Il
paper. Ministers from all the val.
ley towns were in attendance
+. \. Preston, of the firm of
Preston and Mccartney, is building
q five room cottage for his occu-
pancv on the Burke Tract between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
TEN YEARS AGO
May &c, 1915
The Imperial County Bar AsSo-