The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1920, Page 19

—_— oe A THE BY GROVE) GREEN PEAS 60 With Wife and Five Children Mysterious Man Lives Alone in Wilds of Vancouver Island: | Persaking the comforts of civ for the life of the prim woods dweller, the siory of wha, with his wife and diiidren, is living in votum elation in the wilds of island, ix brought to by the captain of the arose as night it w stiff gale ds and reefs of passage, and not knowing . the captain put into the theltered cove he could find to for morning. CRUDE CABIN: WOODS’ EDGE Rwas's wit and rugged co oot of the evita | sehoon: mn tenke, to see 8 * woods eget tha: they put ashore t it be living a0 utterly ale ‘ Mea very crude sort of dwell + und there.” relates the cap a the Roosevelt: “just a lean tle. me cf branches and fallen ™ sutry of cox » the cre were surprised. “Keer approach a man of middie! le boy came o he boy broke and 1 te Bathe reverent us in perfect Eng! Mla: very cordia] and apparen Bl & we os WHLDNT SAY WHY Buvep rHene & s his name was Godfrey. Ser as | can recall, and sald he Milwd there for st years. But, to r. L J jer. Dromoted. 80 Egattle w | spears. “He told us that his wife and four | northeastern corner of Vancouver little fellow was! © ater his timidity was over some good things to eat fetohed from th and ‘ cer daughter jad m deer and oth appearance “The mother and the eldest daugh who, the father said, wae 18 did not reveal themselves they hadn't enough clothes. But we er skins, made their || He said || Tides i in Seattle THURSDAY ! | JUNE 2 | Pint Lew Tide inet a m. 68 tt | First High Tide 6 am, 09 & saw them peeking at us from the || shack,” says the captain, | DIET HAD CONSISTED OF CLAMS AND FISH ‘There was not a tool or an tmple ment of any kind about the place | the captain rep There was a mal! potato patch in the rear of the learing, and for the rest, their consisted of clams and fish, hich latter the father caught by means of improvised tackle and} ‘We prevailed upon al but th mother afd daughter. whom wer not se, to accompany us aboard the Roosevelt,” says the captair r set them up to a real feed How those kids did"enjoy that meal! But ou should have seen the poor little ~ who had been raised on fish 4 clams, with an occasional po tato! He didn't know what good f was, It took @ lot of coaxing him to taste a cup of ch nee he got started—weill, ust a regular boy?! Their shyness overcome, the chil dren wanted to stay with their new found friends, and cried when the boat had to leave. But the father was apathetic about it and evinced ho desire to return to civilization when offered the opportunity. He seemed perfectly satisfied with his The kind-hearted cook of the Roosevelt sent ashore a special bas ket of cakes and other de the mother and eldest girl, and a sup ply of real fishing tackie and what odds and ends of clothes could be found were left with the family “You would naturally think,” says the captain, “that children reared under such umetances would soon become uncouth and rough, but they were all very mannerly and pot and Nent language, LU m wh fer that the her in a re cire e the edtents lost fam The cap it is on on the Seaiiian May Okeh Sproul Candidacy PHILADELPHIA June 2 Ke ports were circulated here today that jenator Boles Penrose will issue @ 4 | statement approving the candidacy 4 Jewelry, om most Fo) vay IW st MEDIAL LOANS | borhood | kitchen was demolished. t Go William C. Sproul for the republican presidential nomina- tion It had been previously announced by Senator Penrose that he would support Senator Philander C. Knox is of Senator Penrose declared atement would clarify the po al situation here and set at rest all doubts as to what candidate Pen ome will back At his office the statement that Penrose will be in Chicago Sunday waa reiterated, Bull Routs Family and Wrecks Kitchen | LIVERPOOL, June 3 — When) “Peps a Durham bull, walked| with speed into the kitchen, a house- wife left and took the baby with her. ‘There was fresh meat in the neigh-| shortly afterward. The ernor Sell Camel Meat to People of Paris June 3—Camel'n meat in ating pur. meis of the French Zoological society was slaughtered after the society had de cided to rid itself of the burden of | satisfying its voracious appetite. | * Seattle Arrivals and | Departures from fan Pedr Wayne from Kobe | Gsese : Beiginn Marce—Live, per @. . he was = PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STRAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MARION STREET Arrive Leave Beattie Beattie } *Vieterta, a C—fet Tewsené—Port Angetcs a. | mie [Steamer Ral Drue, tor) [Feencena. a jment jand Vietorta, daity | "Des not ge | except |to Victoria en & | Sunday /ieeving Seattie Satur May night. iim deny Steamer! 12:79pm oars, @0e! 3:20pm $1 Freund) 4 -t0pm 6 100 2.00pm wineie trip, § G0pm jtrip. T-s¢pen 9 0¢pm datiy Pot 5.00pm [Townsend direct | 10: 20nm dally [Connects at Townsend! ally |with radi lines tor Ipotnts on tpeninewa, dafiy [Kingston except [Ludlow **Rgton| ex Satury {lager Townsend | Bund (Bonday 'Hanaville and Had. Teton) Nock fam Juan Islands 100 iaty Ctople, midnht pointe tn Mon (Juam islands Pridey! Potts marked °* are bont landings, Passengers for these pointe and for other boat landing pointe must make thete own errancements for tanding. an¢ eeveme ali AT SE VEN CENTS | Market Drops When Cali- fornia Ships Heavily Local wholesale green pea market fell te quality pews level Asparagus quotations r cents a pound. Unues scarce } ings holding Spuds are are now up is reported f Cant Baek large sup nia wt sa pound Friday owing plies on hand. , Better maintained their 10 cent market is down, with anging from 15 to 20 Kerry market con- with Kennewtok offer firm at $7 @ crate. higher. Yakima Gems to $185 and the market rm at this price, New ck is firm at 12 cents Tartarians @ » 20 cents, As | Local Markets Prices Paid Whalewale Dealers for Vegetabics and Fruit Artichekes—Per aoe Anparngns Wash Cabbage 10e@t | Onerots Per mack | CautiMewer Per | Cacambers th Kae Pant Per 1 Onioom—« hive Eastern Washington snnae- anae—Her 1b ‘ Camatoupee | CRerriee bin Datre Ve Ih eteter rie » or erate per erate DAIRY PRODUCTS Paid Whotewale creamery. cubes. Local ereamery, bricks Fgee— Sviotiy Checse— treem . triplets .... ct Beollers Rooeters Liye Prices Vaid Shippere _ Chicago Grai in Marker” \ sssnals Inter war up “Portland Market ‘Report POR TLAND, Tisk and Habittty mm) ‘Open trom 6.30 a m to 13:60 midniaht . FUGET SOUND NAVIGATION 00. Tieket Offire, Colman Deck. Phome Main 5903. 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