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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
STOLEN SHIP is
FEARED LOST
Twos Couples Who Took
Sloop Believed Drowned

BAN DIEGO. May n 80 word
has been received today from the
hiuop lliawatha. stolen from her
mooriugs here Saturday night bY
two couples. Port authorities OK.
pressed fear tho vessel had foun
dored In the heavy seas of Catalina
island. SUNDAY night
She WAS last seen battling the
breakers SUNDAY afternoon
The party aboard az that time
seemed intoxicated and having y
gas time. and tho sloop NaH run.
ming foul o. i,s courBe. according 60
witnesses. HBrhor police pointed
out that craft Of the IIiawatha
type. with large spread OF can.
vas. would require expert handling
10 keep her afloat IN a storm.
Granting the two mon and two
women aboard her were not intoxi'
Gated when tho aauall struck them,
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MURDER CHARGE.
FOLLOWS FIGHT
Accused Man Says Victim
Killed in Fist Battle

KLAMATH FALLS. one May a.
Charges Of first degree murder
wsre flied by the district attorney
lhst night against Frank Way
pHueyills sbsepman. in connection
with the death Of Tim Murphy
prominent Hheepman ~ Lake and
Klamath counties.
Evidence in the hands Of The die
trict attorney leads him 20 believe
tho murder was premediistsd md
that IL ,yuB not q result Of O flat
fight. aH alleged by Way Way
promised 20 waive preliminary hear
ing and await grand jury action.
A corners jury Tuesday found
that Murphy came 90 his death thru
n hemorrhage near the ear. After
questioning Tuesday evening IN the
district attorneys office. Way stuck
TO his original story that he killed
Murphy IN a fist fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
QUARREL FATAL
Woman Believed to Have
Ended Life After Trouble

MARsuF1Elp. one. May 81
Family quarrel may bc responsible
Tor the death OF Mrs. Tbclma Cul.
lem Sieg who IL believed 60 killed
herself near Ncwbrrg yesterday Mr.
and Mrs siroy agreed 20 separate.
for IA time ht least. while in Marsh.
field last week. Siroy presumably
lrft for Portland last Saturday,
while Mrs siroys DID not depart un,
az sunday Mrs siroy was here
10 establish district hs,dqunrten
lot Northern Savings 4 Loan asun
citation and was 10 have six counties
under her supervision. Shc leased
office rooms here and selected
Marshficld and North Bend repre-
scutatiNcs.
Mrs siroy expected 20 be gone
only a fcw days.
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LIBRARY BURNED.
Seven Business Houses in
Oregon Town Destroyed

IEPpNEfi. Ore. May e7.-Firc
early this mofSng destroyed seven
business houses on a quarter block
here. including the public library
The stores burned ont were Hepp
Nor Tire a Battery shop Schwartz
Meat market. Heron Millinery
store. a tailor shop. q lodging houss,
ID second hand store and needle
craft store. the library being in.
Guided IN The latter.
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WANTED! &c ACT0RSe
FOR PAGEANT; MUST
HAVE a LEGS, WOOL

A NYBODY sot any sheep that
~ have a desire 20 go on ~
hiago7
= Twenty four white sheep and
ebuo black sheep are needed 20
take an important part ~ the
production Of the "Wuyfarnr
this year. IN addition 10 these
there must be one lamb. Huffi.
clcntiy small 10 b. carried Ia
arms.
Who'll donate 'omf
Get in touch with Fred stung,
OF Rtrang 8 Prosser. In the Smith
building Hen herd tho flock
temporarily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
ROUGH RED RASHI
.ONBABYS CHEEK
Was Scaly and Itched.
Healed by Cuticura.

when ny baby was about tgoI
months old she developed . small
red spot on her cheek. This Krad-
ullly spread and was In the nature
.oi a rough, sesly, red fssh. Itsp-I
parsniiy i,ehsd for the bsbvI
scratched, and I was obliged TO us.
elbow cuffs.
" 1 uisd other remedies with onIy'
temporary relief I began using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment and
they helped her. l continued the
treatment and in two weeks an.
was completely healed" Signed
Mrs. d. Young. 25z4 s4,h Ave,
Oakland. Calf, Aug. 30. 1874.
Use cuiieura Soap. ointrnen, sue
Isieum for daily toilet purposes =,
Seas = oisizsssi = .na ". TISaz ~
sssfI -hsfs, ksDpis sash free Ad4rss-'
..csnssrs Lsssraisnsp. Dept n kaie.u. MAJ y
~ Cstieurs Sksvias Stick zse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

JACKSON SERVICE STATION.
1850 West S5th
+. e. SQUIRE.
36Sa 18th Avenue West
SUNSET GARAGE.
zoos Market street
SOUTH PARK. DIES MONIES
HIGHWAY. SEAHURST. WHITE
CENTER DISTRICTS
BRANDS SERVICE STATION.
e000 Mckinnon Road
BOULEVARD PARK GROCERY.
Boulevard Park
JOHN FARMS GARAGE,
pes Moines Highway
18TH AVENUE GROCERY.
"a. HoROWITZ)
S72s 18th Avenue South
GREENsDALE MERCANTILE
COMPANY.
18th s. w and Grcendale
]. t. RILEY,
Thrce-Tree Paint
w. S. ROWLAND.
Boulevard Park
SuNNYDhLE GARAGE,
Sunnydnie
SEAHURST GARAGE.
Seahurst
TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION.
Sunnydalc. Wash.
NICTOR'S GROCERY.
Riverton Heights.
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Study Fuel Value
of Alaskan Coal

The fuel value OF Alaska coal and
the proper methods FOR It's utilization
VIII be studied by an expert attached
TO the federal bureau OF mines. who
Is going north this summer Tor that
purpose. tho Alaska department OF
the Chamber or Commerce was In
formed wednesday morning
Realizing that this side Of the
problem OF stimulating Alaskan coai
production has been overlooked, tho
chamber made efforts 10 have the
study made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
ftlhttufNfN
End KidneyIlks

Quick, iAEtinE relief for weakened kidnryt
comes often overnight through nTsmAfkhbls
remedy long known 10 physlciant and now
for The Art time put up IN ehfy to take. taste
lets capsules. Red Mil iihAfism OIL. az ID IL
called. Ro~s direct 10 iTitAted kidney. drives
out polsonG tones thsm Up, and even trace
Of tired feeling, baekAche. painful and too
frequent urination, rgoilen feet and joints.
rheumatic twinges. etc, seems 10 vanish Ike
magic, Dout suffer another day vhsn Rcd
Mil IiaATlen Oh brings complete guaranteed
relief with Just FEW doses, or money back.
Ask ihe.s druggists
oal DruR stores. nsrtsil Drug Co. o.
D. Guy. Inc. and other good druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
MRs. nam N0r .rArkERe

Mis-. Edsar Blair reported 90 have
taken part 10 packing tho mcctns
90 Rainier Valley residents in the
vote on tho ear line purchase. said
"Wednesday that she was az another
meeting uRn after o'clock that
Hight She said she could MOI. there
9ouc. had any part In The alleged
'pscking,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

GARFIELD GARAGE.
2l5 West Caller st.
HILLSIDE GARAGE,
10 West Roy st.
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
BoTHELL WAY SERVICE
Y. soth and Bothell Way
CAMPUS AUTO SERVICE.
$50 10th Ave. n. l..
COTTAGE GARAGE.
lie East A5th St
CHARLES HERMAN.
z. s6th and Ravenna BivG.
HlLDEBRAND'S SERVICE
STATION.
SOIL Railroad Ave. n. Il.
F. G. MANN SERVICE STATION.
y. 4Sth and 18th ~ L.
ROOSEVELT SERVICE STATION.
$500 10th Ave. n. Il.
EARL RUSH SERVICE STATION.
Eastlake Ave, and Martin 81.
sKooKUM SERVICE STATION.
slst and Bothell Way
SVENSEN & BERLIN,
zoos East b5th
WASHINGTON GARAGE,
1898 10th n. L.
NORTH SEATTLE
BRooKHuRST SERVICE STATION.
l0ath st. and Greenwood Ave.
fESbER, EAST CHERRY. EAST
MADISON. MADR0NA AND
LESCHI DISTRICTS
AIS SERVICE STATION.
18th Ave. and Yesler Way
BATTERY SUPPLY AND SERVICE
seth and East Cherry
w, l.. BOOK,
s10s Il. Madison
DADS PLACE Is. l.. DAVTSoN),
l3I Lakeside Ave. (Leschl Park)
ECONOMY GARAGE.
ISIS Jackson
FRANS BROTHERS,
407 l2th Avenue
RAINIER VALLEY
CLONERDALE SERVICE STATION.
S60t Rainier Avenue
JOE COLLINS AUTO SERVICE
1888 Rainier
COLUMBIA MOTOR COMPANY
3S06 Ferdinand st.
EPLEY'S GARAGE.
1853 Orcas
HAMILTON GARAGE,
1908 Rainier Avenue
JIM JOHN GROCERY.
looos Rainier Ave.
$. 4 NJ, SERVICE STATION.
1918 Jackson
YORK GROCERY,
$500 Rainier Ave.
YOUNGSTOWN AND WEST
SEATTLE
BARTON STREET SERVICE
s5th s. w, and West Barton
G. G. HARRIS,
T7i7 9th Ayes. w.
LEWIS GARAGE.
t5ls CaliforniaAve.
LORB'S SERVICE STATION.
Seth S. w and Avalon Way
GEORGE LONG.
1915 w stevens st.
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DowNTowS DISTRICT

ARLINGTON GARAGE.
1902 Post Street
CAMBRIDGE GARAGE.
i1iS sth Avenue
CAMPBELL BLDG. GARAGE.
800 ath Avenue
CENTRAL FORD AGENCY
Terry Ave. and Olive 81.
CHERRY STREET GARAGE.
2ts Cherry street
COMMUNITY GARAGE.
Gel Seneca street
Back OF Lrary Bldg.
DETROIT GARAGE.
18th and jackson
-FOUR STORES GARAGE,
First Ave. and Union 81.
FRANK HARTMAN.
9th and WnHtlake Ave
GEORGE u. GRANT &c CO..
9TH and Stewart 81.
HARDIN oil, COMPANY,
End Ave. and Lonora 81.
HOTEL GARAGE.
9Th and University
KOHL Il KOHL.
1901 Railroad Ave. SO.
MEDICAL Il DENTAL BLDG.
GARAGE.
9Th and olive
MoRGAN's SERVICE STATION,
it5 blanchard st.
McCAuLEY- CUTTING CO,
500 Westlakc North.
NEW EAGLE GARAGE.
zoe 9Th Ave SO.
NEW MARKET GARAGE.
1919 18th Avenue
NEWPORT SERVICE STATION.
Foot OF Washington (Pier ~
NoRAfAN'S GARAGE.
2035 Third Avenue
PHILLIPS e. JoRGENSoN.
40 Wall street
PIKE ST. GARAGE.
Sth and Pike
RED ARROW GARAGE.
9th Ave. and Cherry st,
SAFETY GARAGE,
GIG 9Th Ave SO.
SAVOY GARAGE,
21l University Street
SEAMAN'S GARAGE.
20l7 Sth Avenue
SECOND AVENUE GARAGE,
20lt Sth Avenue
STEVENS GARAGE,
1918 7th Avenue
UNION MOTOR co. SERVICE
STATION.
2225 5th Avenue
WEsTLAKB MARKET GARAGE.
9Th Ave. and yirglia 81.
WINDSOR GARAGE,
1913 9Th Avenue
YALE MOTOR SERVICE.
1922 Yale Avenue North
AUTOMOBILE ROW
ALPINE GARAGE,
1924 13th Avenue
BROADWAY GARAGE,
40 Broadway
coRDBS AUTO REPAIR,
1927 Broadway
DoNo2HoB GARAGE COMPANY.
11i2 East Union
w. - DULMAGE MOTOR co
025 u. Pike 81.
BlsDRl DGE BuIC1S COMPANY.
b02 lBnst Pike street
1903 Broadway
100 18TH Ave.
GhTES- SMITH GARAGE,
1918 i3th Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

About three and half times aa
much farm land Ia this country il
used for raising feed Tor animals as
Is used To raiae food Tor people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
VICTORY HIGHWAY

c. d. BUSH.
Dixie Service Station
$. T. CuYLER.
Victory Highway
c. H. GREEN.
Green's Garage.
victory Highway
G. o. JOHNSON,
Victory Highway
lake FOREST GROCERY.
Victory Highway
w. c. LITTLE.
Victory Highway
c. l. MoRAN's SERVICE STATION.
Victory Highway
QUALITY SERVICE STATION
East S9th and Victory Highway
FREMONT
FRED BYRAM.
Foot OF Stone Way
NJ. 7. CLAUSEN,
1897 Fremont Ave,
FREMONT TIRE & SERVICE
No. 3sth and Fremont Place
GOLDEN RULE SERVICE STATION
srd w. and Nickerson
NORTH SIDE PHARMACY.
HOO North 36th st.
w. II, SMITH.
No. seth and Stone Way
GREEN LAKE
HAMMER SERVICE STATION,
No. 18th and Woodland Park Ave.
QUEEN CITY MOTOR COMPANY.
Woodlawn Ave, & Ravonna Blvd.
II. Y, SMITH.
1918 Woodland Park Ave.
PHINNEY RIDGE
NORTH END AUTO SERVICE,
S5th st, and Greenwood Ave,
STouT'S SERVICE STATION,
TAOS Greenwood Ave.
ED WALLS GARAGE,
North goth and Phinncy
QUEEN ANNE HILL
| ALOHA GARAGE.
9Th North and Aloha
| BRESSI GARAGE,
2ss LIST Avenue North
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
These Dealers SeN"Red Cyozvn'' MILES

GREEN-PoRTER NASH COMPANY
500 East pike street
HOWELL & THOMPSON.
i0i II. Pin.
KELLY SPRINGFIELD TRUCK co.
1896 18th Avenue
NAHER'S GARAGE.
lia broadway North
OAKLAND SERVICE GARAGE,
1000 Pike street
OXFORD CREST APARTMENT
GARAGE.
iilI Eorcu Avenue
SEATTLE GARAGE.
1876 broadway
SECURITY GARAGE,
1919 East Madison
SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY,
Broadway and Union
WILLYs-ovERLAND PACIFIC
COMPANY.
18th and Pine St
CAPITOL HILL
CAPITOL GARAGE,
g05 East Roy street
SUMMIT AVENUE GARAGE,
225 summit Avenue North
GEORGET0WN, DUWAMISH,
RIyERT0N
ANDERsoNs sERvICEssTAT1oN.
Ienton Junction
CANNON coal, COMPANY,
62l7 DuwAmish Ave.
DUWAMtSH CASH GROCERY.
90. FREDEHICKS)
DuwnmiHh
FOSTER GARAGE co.
90. A. FRANKLIN
Foster. wash.
HANSEN'S SERVICE STATION.
Rcnton Junction
TAGGART MOTOR COMPANY.
$500 Stanley 81.
AUGUST TOELLNER,
East Marginal Way
DuwnmiHh
BEACON HILL
BEACON WAY GARAGE,
630t Beacon Way
BALLARD
GASKfLL MOTOR COMPANY,
5i3b Leary Avenue
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Female pythona lay eggs AMI then
hatch them much like hens The
Young snakes are born Ia tire"
months,
n would have been almost imposai.
hls for the vessel 90 survive the
storm. they said
Identity OF the four persons
aboard the Hlawntha has not been
determined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

TIE state az Washington .stNtlr
produced opelcuth ot thy nation
vommyncial appI, ctop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Rub
Au'ay
Bdbv'
Colds
A Boon to
Mothers

Mothers everywhere who real.
re tho d8ngcr 10 delicate little
stcmachs OF too much dosing 8p.
preciato tho value OF Weeks in
treating Group and ehildrcn's
colds.
with Vieks there is nothing 20
swallow sou just rub II ON.
Tho body heat releases the ln,
gradients Menthol, Camphor
Eucalyptus, Thyme, Turpeutluc
lin tho form OF yapor which
carry the medication directly to
the nose. throat. bronchial tubes
and lungs.
AT the Same time Nicks Is alb.
sorbcd through and stimulates
tho skin like a poultieo or plas.
ter.
Colds SO overnight; Group Is
generally relieved within Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
DRY WAR IN PORTO RICO
RESTS With COLLECTOR
Andrews to Withdraw Aid in En-
forcement. Leaving Affair in -
Hands of Customs Officer.
BY the Associated Press

ABOARD L, s. COAST GUARD
CUTTER MODOC (By Radio 10 Mi
ami. F'la0, December 30.-ASsissant
Treasury Secretary Andrews has de-
cided to nut tull responsibility for
Porto Rican prohibition enforcement
on Customs Collector Moore With
drawing Prohibition Administrator
Hlnl0n To Use him elsewhere
Only 4 deputy administrator in
charge of permit granting. with Coun-
sci Frank Buckley and couple of
clerks. will remain when the program
becomes effective in the middle Of
January.
Andrews is convinced that the Gus
toms service can handle the situation
effectively since smuggling merchan-
disc and liquor constitutes the only
problem This means Increased in
sular revenue ana the saving of Fed
eral Government funds Hanlnn is
regarded highly.
Secretary Andrews inspection party
will arrive al Key West today. and
AT Havana tomorrow. paving its
respects 10 the President of cuba
Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
INQUIRY is DENIED.
Order From Governor Necessary to
Probe Affairs of Corporation.

WARREN. Ohio. December 50 LP).
Correspondence made public YeStor-
day between Prosecutor w w. Pier
son Of Trumbull County and Attorney
General &. c. Crahhe Of Ohio. re-
cardinG the necessity for an inveSti.
cation of alleged irregularities in the
affairs of the Trumbull Steel CO. Of
Warren S50000. 600 corporation.
brought an announcements from the
attorney general at Columbus that
he had no authority 70 so before a
Grand jury and investigate the situa
tion unless ordered to do $" by the
governor.
CuleSs strong proof of need of an
investigation is presented 10 Mr.. Pier
son he will not ask Gov. Donahey 10
order an investigation. the prosecutor
said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
BIG POWER PROJECT
UP FOR DISCUSSION
Public Hearing Announced on Pro.
posed Dam Across Savannah
River Near Augusta. Ga.

BY The Associated Press.
ATLANTA. Ga. December 30.-An
immense water power development
which ContemplateS the construction
of dam across the Savannah River
about 30 miles above Augusta. will he
discussed at public hearing in Au-
gusta, January %. Notice was filed
with the Georgia Public Service Com
mission here yesterday by William F..
Tompkins, major of Army Engineers.
and district engineer of the United
States engineering office at Savannah
The meeting will be held at the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms in Au.
EuSta. IL which all interested parties
are invited.
Already, application Tor prelimi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
DEATH DUE TO ACCIDENT.
Verdict in Case of Student Who
Fell While Scuff1ing.

RTRMINGHANI Ma. Decenher
20 ga verdict "f accidental
death was returned by Coroner !. y.
Euesum in the case Of Joseph s.
Nogt, 81 Of Grand Rapids Mich
university student attending the
Delta Kappa Epsilon, who fell 10
stories to his death a midnight Mon
day in the elevator shaft Of the Tut
wiler Hotel.
A. .. kuhnsted ir Of Hensdalc.
Ill, second delegate. with whom
Nogt is said to have been scufflinc
at the time he met his death, and
who was held under ST 900 by the
coroner. was cleared of all charges
following the inquest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
INDUSTRIAL BOARD
CHOOSES OFFICERS
Washington Supplies Presi-
dent and Secretary of Wom-
ems Federal Organization.

Mrs. Alvin Dodd of Washington and
BOSTON was named chairman and Da-
vid l. Wing of this city secretary of
tho advisory board of the Federal In
duStrial Institution for Women nj
the first meeting of the board, yeSter-
6av at the Department of Justice.
II was announced that building
planS have been completed and pros
poets are fair for completion of StrUC-
lures to care fer 200 Federal woman
prisoners within the next Il months.
nj its institution at Anderson. w. Va.
NnpropriationS will be asked of con
cress 10 proceed with the work. in
nred 10 accommodate 300 more woman
prisoners.
Industrial Program Outlined.
In planning an industrial program
for the women. which would work
for their social and economic rehhblll-
tation. the soard decided 10 adopt t5at
class of work which would he of value
MOI only to the inmates themselves
when released. for parole. but would
he Of no cost to the Government
operating on an economic basis.
The factories or productive indus
tries Ia he installed will he chosen
some time in the future. acc"rdinG To
the needs Of other Federal inStitu-
tons and products will he sold only
10 such institutions. not on the open
market.
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willehra edt,
Assistant Attorney General. delivered
q brief address shortly after the open
ING Of the session of the board. Al
torney General Sargent WAS in at
tendance on part of the sessions
Mrs. Dodd. the chairman If the
T.. 4 ~
lece and of Harvard University, where
she received the degree Of master nf
education. She was vocational ad-
visor for time to Wheaton College,
is Il member of the executive commit
toe League Of Nations \on-Partisan
Association: governor of the Won
ans National Democratic Club and a
director of the District League of
Women Voters. Mrs. Dodd is also a
member of the finance committee Of
the American Association of UniVer
Eity Women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

nary permit to construct the pro.
posed dam has been filed with the
Government Power Commission in
Washington, ID was said, the com
panieS requesting the permit being
the Twin City Power Ce. and the
Twin City Power Co. of Georgia. Rec
ords OF the hearing at Augusta will be
forwarded to Washington for consid-
Grafton by the Government commits
sion.
The plans proposed call for dam
to span the Savannah River. which
ii is estimated would create a head
of water averaging from 80 to 100 feet
or more, and pool extending back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
Sheets and PIlolUcdses

1890 Sheets. reduced to-. each .............S
72x10S Sheets. reduced to. each ............S
S1x90 Sheets. reduced to, each. ............S
81x99 Sheets. reduced to, each. .............S
S1x10S Sheets. reduced to. each ...........S
9Ox99 Sheets, reduced to. each. .............S
9Ox10S Sheets, reduced to, each. ...........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
and White Sale

Each item of merchandise in Linen Dept included in
this SALE and each bears special January sale price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Of Beverly Hills. Calf He gave his
age ~ ~ and her age was given as
35
OldfieId told friends that II was the
third marriage for each.
Earlier in the day final decree Of
divorce was awarded Oldfields second
wife in Los Angeles.
Oldfield and his bride left AT once
for the Tia Juana race track, where
they were congratulated by friends
of the noted race driver.
A private company has bought the
telephone system of Trieste and will
install modern equipment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
Tree Puts
Forth Blooms With
Mercury Is Below

WATERLOO, \. v. December 50.
Surviving a temperature ranging
from II below Saturday night TO
zero tonight, a cherry tree is in
bloom on the farm of John Michael
son, two miles west of Waterloo.
Only one tree of a group thus detieS
all laws of nature. 1t blossomed
and bore fruit the past Summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

to the Savannah River approximately
20 miles, and extending up it's tribu.
taries for varying distances.
The exact location of the dam, says
the notice, will be about two miles east
of Modoc, s. c., at or near Kilcrea Sc
Ferry. near the down stream end of
Prices Island. This would place the
dam between 30 and 40 miles up
stream from Augusta.
No estimate of the probable cost of
the proposed development progra m is
contained in the notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
FAMOUS RACE DRIVER
MARRlES THIRD TIME
Barney Oldfeld Takes New Bride
Day Second Wife Gets
Final Decree.

BY the associated Press
SAN DIEGO, Decembe 80. Barney
Oldfield the former automobile race
driver, was married at the courthouse
here YESTERDAY to Hulda r. Braden
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-04-23

EAST KENNEw1cK


Mrs. Marriott has gone to Colfax
for weeks visit with her daughter.
Harley Neel made a trip to Sum
nyside the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Neil Staley spent a few days
last week with her brother at Bur-
bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Buchanan and
son Junior went to Yakima Monday
to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Elliott spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Asbom
on the Highlands.
Miss Opal Elliott had as guests
;anday the Misses Devona and Delma
O'Keefe and Hazel Johnson.
F. A. Dunlap was quite sick all of
last week with the flu at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Engles.
Mrs. Bertha Simpson, Miss Louise
Simpson and Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider
were guests Sunday at the Emil AL
brecht home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mason and baby
Dorothy and Mr.. Amell of Occur d.
Alene, Idaho are spending the week
at the Chris Puderbaugh home.
Mrs. w. A. Linn went to Spokane
last week and spent two days with
her daughter Miss Clara, who is in
training at the Deaconess hospital.
The Progressive Womans' club
held very enjoyable meeting Friday
at the Swayze home. Mrs. Buchanan
assisted Mrs. Swayze in entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Hill spent the
week end at the Lee M. Lampson
home. Mrs. Lampson and baby accom-
panied them home for weeks visit.
Mrs. H. w. Brown went to Walla
Walla Tuesday to attend the district
convention of the Methodist church,
which was in session there April 81,
%, and %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jamison of Seattle
have traded their Seattle property for
the William Matzat place and moved
in last week. The Jamisons were
former residents of the Highlands.
At the meeting of Valley Grange
Friday evening was good attend
ance and plans were made for an
entertainment to be given in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Conway, Mrs.
Chas. Conway and Reubena Conway
were initiated and social time with
refreshments was enjoyed. The lee
turer is preparing a good program
for May Day, with box social to
follow. Watch the paper next week
for further announcement.