The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1923, Page 1

i j 5 AVIATOR FORCED Nn nn tte etn le inten intr etecirttrtr terre rtm rt prprpr Dr prtrrtrtrttrtstrtPrtnr trent nn Entered as Second Clase M ttiee at tie, Wash. under the Act of Congress Mi 1075, Der Year, vy Mail, 140 The SeattleStar - SE. ATTL night and Tuesday. te westerly winds Temperature Last 1 Maximum, 73. M Today noon, Mod WASH, MONDAY, su L LY 9, 1923. * STORRS Millions at Their Command, But— They Live on Husband's Small Pay COAST BY GEORGE BRITT "Bo do we, So Go we ] them for halt an hour. off: the Iwaya to live here in 8t ig CHARLIE th, July 9. You wouldn't trade Main e«t shaded front porch of their Ch . », like the other people. “Dear Mr, and Aver and the old neighbors for all home here, it’s easy to gather I just opened an office the didn't a age Young Couple the boulevards of Parin, would thelr sentiments into auch a say “studio”) and work every i “You might like to try polo, wou? And if the world kept in. | letter day as 4 cartoonist, I am di 4 but get your exercise pushing truding into your little home It in thelr answer to tho old | ing advertising pictures for tho the lawn mower, don't you? nest, asking all kinda of ques qu ot “What would you fair now You re © the refined plea tions and holding out tts hand | do if u had & million dol “Some day we hopé to build a | § ure of breakfast at 10 a. m,, but for contributions, you'd get shy | lars?” hous: of at he remarks | t; s a! ~~ aed it ne dy = be de | ee euen ou B She has the dollars, all with conventiona bridegroom's the day's wo goon after day ou're ce nly gh ‘el nt lean’ she has a a t Howdy, folks! Blue Monday | {D? Ja¥" work a F feck mp agian | eer eee. open egele, deggenit! “You would like a yacht, but | dred understanding to. you which she will receive ent : Sy Prins - The world isn’t better. It] nearby lake, after supper, in a Rimitde Can howniE | Sreeean tuna’ cette wemuaes ow Bhe te informed that «| | j just seems oa few entean i rowboat, don't Dellora Angell in, 2 ear re living in t ma ve ab | men now knuckles. ‘ é ou extn the mere | : old heiress to the $39,000,000 wh them $50 a De f Li Ma sate see And if you start off with the || fortune of John W. Gates, and | and keeping expenses dows | spending of much mone partment o leut, aughan on The political campe a thing love of one nother and enough her husband of three months, | bik earnings Well, maybe those who think | J ° See W. S 4 Be ine past, dot | sayy besare| {instine’ Oh bomen Primate printed Kixeuue ore sar'un | =. SWhet owe meet’ want to aT Eke cet ve annie ustice ks to) ay iy unset — the circus press agents are pass w and hire one servant | Gertah rs * not rite | avblg."says Les, “is the \impres , s nO i wouldn't be | S 2 out Scent care ruin saeetyerinias’ soar | ter ane |: Sit incye are dierent | sitet men ie ius we! earn WOT ent mashes Plane at a vee selves lucky, don't you ‘But after one has talked to | because of her money. We ex had this money,” she St. Joseph BY LINCOLN QUARBERG ST. JOSEPH, Mo., July 9— — Lieut. Russell Maughan, at- tempting a dawn-to-dusk filght, was forced down today at 1 p. | m., ten miles north of Ste | Joseph, due to engine trouble, | In alighting the landing gear of — agreed to let their w kere grow a | | eee kane branch of the federal depart- vsoviss [§ SUCCESSFUL Party Arrive in Alaska BODY |S FOUND Rigdon impressionist oe = WAIVER DRIVE ‘| President Harding and “NAVAL FLYER’S | ec yrnen, tag ne Three splash Orange paint oug did imitation of a po: qt painting. ; 4 Will Call for Bids on New| Executive Is Quickly Gaining Information Iil-Fated Balloonist Is Re- |» ported. de parture of Storrs and Mrs English scientists earth is | ae Hotel Plans Regarding Conditions in Northland [Sohn W. Pace, wite of the meet harges against Douglas Storrs justified ax & result of the re- j ‘ | light © plan ‘ 2,000,000,000 years, ol covered From Wreckage |ary warden, tor Lo» Angeles wns bokes eth mite nothing. The m jaw § - Storrs was pardoned in November, | | older than that | om “ BY LAWRENCE MARTIN which will give the presi ose sta te red tina catl | be made to complete the flight, ¥ eee mpaign to secure y ween os ie Mss Need in Franes.| POINT PELEE, Ont, July 9, | 1922, after having ser 5 Maughan was forced to alight at $ on Seattle's community hote H SSIDENT HARDIN : Anuclon, ‘The former| ~The body of an unidentified | Walla Walla following his conviction | ‘Avenue City, a suburb of St, Josephy | AN ADVERTISEMENT has been successful in obtaini Ketchikan, Alaska, July 9—Preal-/0® and : oe oy vile 81 kan an was found floating off the | for seduction. Hix wife wa» poisoned |. When forcea to give up. bia (gine ia THAT DARED TO 15 per cent needed to make th bas ’ * and men vers of his yadian shore here, shortly be- | Dy Ruth Garrison after a love affalr m6 Angeles, ust 1 ering flight, Maughan had com- : ae na nce of new bonds legal, acco Ang a8 Sag a between Sto: nd the Garrison girl neering flight, } BE FRANK aenaunonicenk Mond yd esterday, today and 3. Thin will make t abing| f TH a Ee bell had been revealed, Ruth is confined | pleted, nearly one-half of his race, : 8 Vt. Rhates oe cyte ee Ages hward aiong| date from San Diexo August 6, in po Cadell say gud he ln Parnes hy na wartat Wali with the sun from the Atlantle (© a ; ! \ |» sy 1 chairman o e na | te Ksinliek 4 he ge 4 vee ia - talpae ‘ 5 the Pacific. He had covered 11309 $ aa soot = ul, missing from the miles of the 2,570-mile Journey, ! n will ¢ untii na to MANY PROBLEMS Reread the ent had 7 v. a ' in v ob oats a : ¢ , points (0 | ne ae et wrecked balloon A6698, saad cehirtaa A large crowd gathered at Rose | } isa ae nigel wsdl De vinited 4 . Cr eae crans field here to welcome him, | I { waived favor of the issuance of Chief among t ms the pres 6 Pace for 3 4 4 é wr } ditional first. mortgage bonds, but| Already Mr. Ha Ment hopes to vettlaies kt PORT STANLEY, Ont. July m gredually was auaepces when the news” 1 ‘ mee : i —Floating in the basket of ii h was received. es simultaneously the business of ob. an idea of conditions { his personal visit to Alaska are e turther information which ‘ of ig a /) teleiig’ new bide’ dar the eedlies tees ages sa le i Whether complete Jurinaiction| the illfated U. 8. navy balloon She a sore Maughan took the defeat of oe cox. project will go forward without de|, $s a gern gencag be i 2 pe aol Alaska ahait be| A°6408, the body of Lieut. L. J A full report program to cross the continent be mailed to Los Mrs. Lena Lake Forrest, |*¥et® dan and dusk philosophically= — ave obtained otherwise. His first Roth was found 14 miles off ; a . vested In a single department of the a off of hin f ‘ ranch. 1 Qo < a. | Awa result; Bthoded gay r-|contact with Alaskan problems | revert, ne. Port Staniey at 10 a.m. today. | nyer Maughan took ‘the defeat’ of er jance that the contract for th brought him a plea from the Indi athds) ns ectendhtion and tes The body. and basket: worw {tions at any, wil depend on. veritica preeilents obeue, and Elinor |i, “ft i oe struction of the hote} will be let not | 40% for abolishment of the exclusive | ji cration plan shall be put into effect| found by the Canadian fishing. | tion of previous and recent reports | f dedehlats i SACHEM EGE OOTY RORY TATE ROR Inter than August 1, and the hotel | fishing rights ofcanneries which set |g increase population nnd aamiet the, boat Onajag | which have reached bin office. National Federation of Bust » OES the will be ready to receive guests at the| traps in tho creek Motlakatlt, &/uitimate development of the terth| ' The body-wik found ia the bas! MRB-PACE TALKED TO ness and Professional Wom-) «ain whic he had been opening of the tourist season next} fishing village. which the party. vit | tory'y resourced. ‘ ket, with head and shoulders’ hang. | STORRS BY PHONE en's Clubs. He had been en route 10 summe ied yesterday, the firet stop on the | 3—Whether a specially trained) ing over the side, The body was! Mrs. Pace, at Los Angeles Monday e | and 48 minutes before being foreed | Finally, one day it dawned upon| The Greater Community Hotel will | trip | corps of men to search out and report | clad’ ¢ invunderwear and a life) emphatically denied having eloped | E him. A magazine advertisement | D® one of the finest structures to be | INDIANS ASK Jon mineral resources shall be main. | Preserver with Storrs. She hay not seen him The machine will be ‘taken tem brought him the (ruth—the truth | found west of the Mississipp!, Rhodes 1ING RIGHTS tained fa Aina Identification was made possible! personally, she told the United Press omen re bag flying field at St. Joseph this | that his friends had been too delicate | Sd. The structure will be 12 stories! George Alexander, an age than, 4—Whether branch lines and spura| by laundry initials in the under-| and doesn’t know wheré he is, altho afternoon for repairs. As soon i weentior and basement and have 605 guest ced the plea of hig people to the] of the Alw railroad shall be con.| Wear. The initials “LJR” stood out! ghe admitted having had one tele . ha word reached here of Maughan ‘The advertisement talked about | rooms: He xald structed to extend {ts industrial use- | Dlainly phone conversation with him. in Meeting : being forced down, a corps of, més halitosis (the scientific term for hives)| T! 1 crea wu r plenty. Go ue” found on left) Mre. Pace said she had gone to ics jumped into autos and hure and about how halitosis may so often |!!! y com:| half mile, get plenty game. Go &~Whe re liberal federal ap. . Los Angeles wiih the consent of he ii . fried to the scene. F be overcome by the “simple use of | Munit will be aj ¢ catch boatload fish. White] propriations for the opening of roads and — basket husband r daughter, | Feminine Business pele sits <E 4 Valmolive soap as a gurgle and| thing of beauty large cO0-l man come. Then cannery. 1 have| and tralix in interior Alaska shall be into, Hort. Gtantey heiwho is 4 & private school at * ‘ . niouth-wash. ference or. ball room will be/no money to pay bill. My wife hun-| approve A regula appro there, She sald her husband is pay Clubs Convening lz Your druggist will supply you with | Capable of accommodating 1,000 per: ery go creek, find trap at prlation of $1,506,600 be here structions ing 4 7 nat Los | ‘ Palmolive. Use it as a mouth-wash, | 80n%. This re , be used); thousands of fish in t | 6—Whether the fishing industry el y depart! Angeles bec ne ked the m- | PORTLAND, Ore. July. 9.—Two Don't let your friends say: “Really, |#* % dining room fo; COMMU | ty I cannot bh threatened with extinction aay the prison might | thousand women from all parts of 4 bis mother ought to speak to hhins| ity dinners 2 ; must have f I way caf exploitation, ts to be checked _ Pesce We 9 the United: States, gathered: here. to- | s about it.” Down with halitosist On the nd floor eis You give n ? slated: by: pl supreme Bath ntl ped arr sterbiols Sunday, Warden | aay for the purpe opening the nae = vod erg ge i pg Hie may, ‘Sure; ow ma tn department af comme swith the caret aner | (THT He Page 7, Cat 3) thal amv ot the at Be 4 "| Gee Gee says she doesn’t like | Universi - will bs rented ~ — with the ¢ bie, CRRA og ‘ ache Mek alate ce main hotel cafe will front on E : 5 el ner ee 3 ; Turn to t 7, Column 6) Federation of Business and Profes-| Mrs, Anna Buzzi Sente! } ‘i ave. on the second floor, and . ance {0 navigation {ional Women’s Clubs, cause the actors don't |#¥e on the Ay hee provided aletig Alasiw's ccaay hat Special trains from the East ar-| fo Electric Chair . know their parts u. eyed sil 2odegy sortie Th 1 chant rived yesterday, while oth . eight private dining re dune “as fgg age de ag dyes hile other pr tee tiskacs piemuataa fee: Gamele (Turn to Page 7, Column 1) : caching | a limited number of guest su bootlegger is that you h to be} @ limited num! & ; a ae th ¢ gates Were reaching Portland during | NEW YORK, July 9.—Mrs. Anna ‘oy |8OMO exercises to show their accom. nnaocs ee day | “ y tenced 16 /amml constantly on lookout i new | Compose + third floor above | Diishmen' ; AWAIT he conve n opened with. the tthe sete chat e the mua customers, as so few of the old ones| that are nine floors of sleepin ie nee ket ny be pee ie enting of the key to the city tol of Mrederick Schneider, wealthy st as Si y sed PE rs ding celebrate cir 36th : gurvive Mrs. Lena Lake Forest, Detroit, the } contrac tor with whom she had lived © : urvi annive i" es ary, receiving the Mayor Announces New Pullp | federation, president ; gratulations of members of the et i Mrs, Carrie Jacobs Bond, Oe barce i tenant | “taney | WORKER'S HEAD %2% 2m Shively Must G0)" Factory for Seattle nits Sempra ta," ty Dt cea (3 Custom 3 sf you Yes, Changes {n the itinerary were an: to Pen Court Says 2 Sa | here and will be featured on one o! pression. ee y Prin No, waar no ‘Yes, LD, —- A ten-million dollar wood pulp in-|the programs, | “Only one. woken, tesa ¢ I ve No I . i ildi H dustry will be ‘establ Ser Among the speakers 4 6 tll truant HER BREAKFAST FROM |! Prove to Be Fatal Ler oc 31,000 was imposed on Clar-| from the Ska Wg Seat ft chair the week of August 6. rrenponidence achobl. fan: san a ee Pee Shively and Charles Clark,|ment to thousands of workers and | ota’ cacent has Gee Biri "| Radical Element in Minority || J. P. MORGAN’S HOME iti. gp agape EP he sale, at an income of |B. Allen; of Ohio, the only’ wom When ote oe eta ‘The new Dexter Horton bank build.| former Seattle, police officers, in| insuring tas epg i |to say, Mrs. Buzzi sald, “Yes,” | y , ki beach Sun-| at Bellingham NEw YORK, Ju t Third and Cherry. st,| federal court Monday morning by| from $500,000 to $760,000 a year of] Who has ever. been honored with|, jug, clear voice, and rose to) owed that the winter left some a amid Another ha Officer for a ¢ enator William EB. Borah, of Idaho. nd Supreme Court Judge Flofene ing 8 her household goods, || claimed ite first victim Monday morn,| Judge Jeremiah Neterer half the total output of the first | BUCH Bigh oe: fe AB feet. Her head was held high: sill 1 bad shape — eapeds.on the sidewalk before || ing when George Hawksworth, 40, of| The two men were convicted re-|unit of Skagit power development, | | Oreson, Washington and Idaho are | ner” poay tense. ; eee SLLINGHAM, July 9.—Delegat the pouse from which she was || 9:16 p Vancouver, BG, a| cently on charges of conspiring to| Mayor Brown announced Monday Nnttcnel Oe eke ees vce pusi.| “I Want to say that I have! been In this warm weather, it is be nd axinuat convention of t ‘Thursday, an aged : act, and. with National Federation sh: Jay, if I could assure the de violate the V laborer, w later maintaining a nuisance at the carried to the Providence | convicted of a: crime of which” to have your wife treat you coldly | Washington State Fede | ration of La | ness and Professional Women’s clubs | 5,000 h, an May on fruit, |) hospital in a dy condition after he : ack: | livery of potric HOreRpe were canized July, 1919, at St. Lowe | Snow nothing at all, abe, salty } than to have her make it hot for you. | bor, which opened here this morning, || rojis, eggs and steaming coffee had been struck on the head in an| #0" apartments on February 22 of He eee nates thom tavec |to. bring. together women ‘active in ed were welcomed to the city by Mayor || served by a butler on ailver that || oevator sha lee of fron| this year tablished in Seattle," the” mayor roe BW sacalthee 141 Gee‘Gentont her aah ray: | E-. Mathen at the opening sean || fore the nam of Jc Morea || tft atin the agttocy, “O"] Note of nppeat was geen by a ai ; momote ina "inher aca! | Sugar Drops 25 ‘Oh, miss it 40," she cried. 1eld during the forenoén. akinbtes al ‘ee : torneys for Clarke and Shively and! Mayor Brown deplored attacks up-| Poot, oi os : The janitor replied. of registering delegates, the atmual|! 7 sagewick, formerly a tenant of iron on the top floor of t huge | (eh of the defendants , |Partioularly the Skagit power proj- i Z sPad | RANCISCO, July _9.—-Dhigy a aed rt of President William M. Short || 944 3 pe She 1s await: || structure slipped from the ho np iH Shively joined the police depart:| eet, which, he declared, came in the California-Hawalian Sugar Refinery \ ‘The Star says that Douglas Sto nd other officers was presented 10] [52 the time. when. some of her [tin aey theca pe rot A84 | ment in 1 He was suspended! midst of negotiations with répresen ATLANTA Is |company today announced a 25: | the man who eloped with a prison convention. debtors may pay up and enable || pieces, stink Hiawitewoets: taille from the department three years) tatives of financial interests which drop. per hundred pounds in } warden's wife, is t ‘eatest lover in t tor-elect C. C. Dill was her to! iota her things, Mean: ate La tha eesiaa iit rm * ; a later for conduct unbecomi AN) Will assist in bringing to this city a| ELK CAPITAL |siny*" price of sugar, otter f all history. Is it possible that The |to address a public meeting of the|| Wi? ats keene a bright smile . head cut) ceficer and was later reinstated.| population of 1,500,000 people within today Star has forgotten the Sheik of Ala-| convention at while she keeps 4 ’ | open o'clock Monday aft ‘hs He was dismissed in August. of/the next ten years. These men aré ATLANTA, Ga, dely 9 The price following the cut 4 + erne ‘ hwellenbac = on tap for pi raby and a par || He was picked up by several of his e fh dept sherif ATLANTA, G dsly 9. ~Atiana | a f bam’? es noon.” Lous, Gohwatlanback, state|| tr to teeny one for tho || oot pettaee taken to the how. 129 for posing ax ® deputy sheriff awaiting the development of the | pecame the capital of Klkdom, today | #70 Per Hundred pounds. oh oie ae ema Fig ob he ae i FABIO enon banker? whol we is || pital, where It was stated that he had |" taking 98 ¢ ted af eiey shui Kagit pr afec the mayor declared, lux thousands of delegates to the an- } void Arguments th Hot Weath is dlso scheduled to ta : ea rum-runner e did not report) TUNNEL WORK nual convention of the B. P. 0. B. pas ust ¢ omit ittle hance to vi " ‘ . > JREAS |b oe he pirat 9 Healt nate, ae The radical element ot the fede Jus aaliait DRI cise i) [lttte chan ive ]the seizure and was dls Le : SHOWS PROGRESS poured into the city from all sections SEATTLE READY NO W Yep, but a lot of men can't afford | tion, so apparent in the convention | p a Clarke joined the police force! superintendent of Utilities George | of the country to send their ves away for the! of 1919, appeared to be but a small | words a ie . heard. these:.days, BX JUSTICE Jhere in 19¢ He wa nded) jp, Russell Monday said that the sands blared and sirens screamed | TO FORGIVE WEATHER: q summer. ae fs abate nyention con. ‘ dsc. erocscuats coseapne |e u or 10 days shortly after and work in constructing the tunnel/ag.speciat trains: bringing the san|| MAN FOR RAIN SPELL ROTI exons i ; : ‘; ; brewktant att froni DAY IS DEAD finally dischar 1 in 1920 for fight) that wilfeliver water to the gener. Antonio, Texas, and California dele- ITH sunshine and tall Several important matters 4 ce an's breakfast offer fro : : sunshine a i 7 a | te ing with man in a room at/ators of the Gorge creek plant is| gates arrived shortly after dawn. ‘ nod night apa 2 ‘ome before present session of the|| the dignified butler ee : - said’ by. offi Mit OCHO dy A 4s : weather promised for the A een Mae Ch Get | coavedtion oniuding artenioe. tee Veauie have hearts, you know, || CLEVELAND, July 9.— Willlam| 621% Pike st. He is said by offi-| progressing, and will be completed] From thén on there was a con- oes a a then go right straight to bed. penton, tpeluas } f they try to look a& tho ||R. Day, former associate Justice of |Cets of; the department to have}in time to create power by January | stant stream of Elks’ specials, ‘The || 2° hours ogee eet aa ra 2 | wer quest tpn in the stata it in|] even et y k the United States supreme court, died | been drunk and to have shot the|1, ssell made a trip to the Ska-| city was gally decorated for the con-|| in & forgiving mood Monday] Down in Los Angeles they are jail lt of xP rt " i he, farmer-labor be rp te : ot deati- || today at Mackinac Island, Mich, ac-|man with whom he was fighting.) git to investigate the work there. in | vention toward Jupiter Pluvius, in spite” ; ing all the hopheads, but so far most | faction will make a fight for recogni Miss Lodgewick is no aE) | oontas te cee eauaived hare tod The two men were indicted by} connection with Mayor Brown's] Boston was making a strong bld/! of hig ungentlemanty conduct! P thee Have’é a,| ion it this meeting as_it did last! | tute he explained, only m- || cording to 1 1 h 1 % | Me ec rea sn ae eat al “Bremertor | wy ntrtaneen st ate ie al William nnd Lutyer Day, Cleve-|a federal grand Jury on conspiracy | threat last week to take over con: | for the next amvwal convention, with |} during the past few days. ; : The convention will be in weasion| | toned ota, seep in the. house |{land, his sons, recelved the report,| charges and were ‘convicted. Sen-| struction work on behalf of the city {little opposition, ‘The delogation from Puget Hourders .were ‘celebrik Maral Pilsudeki, former tye ¢ ; ‘ fe a . ton) | lowed to ; } ree |Day will be buried in Canton, Ohio,| tence was postponed pending argu-|untess due diligence was exhibited | Portland, Ore, anneunced it would of Poland, told the cabinet that :he| four or five da ‘ore than 225|] whence she was evicted ' ing the return of Cuget Sound weather and were again gettin out their straw lids. Tomperatures for Tuesday Will the West Wind Blow the Locusts From Our State? | choca |] sunshiny, according to Seattle meteorologist Thursd mn 3) Bo after the 19 onvention would no longer support “this gang | M¢lekates are in attenda it 1s planned ment for a new trial July 2 | (Turn to Page 7, € of criminals.” . Where did the marshal think he was-in the Seattle city council? Well, if you haven't anything else to worry about get a second-hand! car. Salisbur The year 1950. The deter ade ton foreign ruler fo escape from the shadow of tive-born Americans ful and visionary novel, Locuvia,” which appeared — in The .t ne f DIAL d. In 1950, the gallows in exchange for his thing but a west wind, sim. Sun Stops Rising,” written ex: this newspaper. “The” Sun Phe redwon oe) the. Tee ae a Haak ited: efforts’ Of tHe’ pioneare of But it happened. 1p 1960, the thing k oa ang weiten et Di ng The Bi hel ace iane ces a Gly %) 925 have borne fr The iru pernistent method ein and adhe katte Vi as? oludive ‘for The Bike, be 8 Atopa Risin Paces We bre . ; f Tara's day.) Up, and pis ih Hail dBle Sb Ata otis rea vi the diplomacy of A Japanese-American governor pare eyeaapeob ae a i se x a e gaset Geoae outa i i Ten ares ad depend entirely on the Mines 4 aos (aT new cnees and. Athi Cofuribta ‘bastit’ bios gold, all the Columbia basin with wits In the state house at Olym the vista fae pote tani treee thik hea pea me Ww emphasiged, tn Sulisbury's chart When dling to Rolling Bay, with great plen Aa pe Aert t dao er ji i There wah hoe. heard Ne land of 1) + en 4 who has won # place in the iit that ‘novel Tah kre ‘vemulat, Uni conan aianttt dey ste dis’ arep her civeee: oms in fruitful beauty under the the exception of two tracts 1 Does the west’ wind blow erary gallery of Amer The Hiab. ti giao: Rnawacrenmene baadttastncletttit Ss holder in the water, and she did rench|| —jnagic touch of water the property. of Japanese he victim of the framoup, dry Afi Ma Natt Atal ec pis UU Se Aa A Rag also Know : is fale, When “Shee weee for It we did fail in the wnter, Hat hove who had conceived thi Thru 2 conspiracy which ~ en penniless from his tands hem tinged Walp AMOI VIAT nal -ScRRee a ec ote ee ete ae hula dancer we get rain, say he hate done, the 1 aid veotd her mights| | ne preva ihinscena ThOAIES OBTCHR GE tho |. weeks Jn vata, t6 seeovar (hb, , be continued daily im vivid and” gf “Barney,” Phe Color df Het thie. sweatisbearinsea? cae Hy. and she, poor wretch, almost in tears, || dream and strugsled toward hreatenss thy cious. fF the clrdae aie doe eage Does the West wind blow omplote installments in. each gouty" "Coomer Alle’ hud many 1 ) da elena conmurhmation ttle realized that murviving white landhelder, he dapunenedominata te Dow the, Awent wind owt somnlete iota Soul” "Coemer AILS aad anany his bene is very steady now ans Those coining in late kindly remain t Gard f Eden for n the heart of the state. They tors who frame Sts laws. They wind take? Hurst is known to the read. stories which The Star has’ pub: ho will make the vines as straighy peated. neal “Anerteaha: who bald w ono of the two Inndholder iro Japanese, but thoy aro nie You will find J+ in the power ors thru his recent novel, “The lished, AN arrows. . 1] nical Americans who pak ; Ad, 8. —_—$——$— $$ $$ eet