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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
JOHNSON RELEASED

4, O. Johnson. who has been for
three weeks held in the county Jail
ON suspicion of having been In
volyed ia the murder OF Frank
Butchard. az Redmond. was yester-
day released by Prosecuting Attor-
ney Mack intnah. who stated that
sufficient evidence for conviction
was lacking
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NO FREE
wa TER
SUPERINTENDENT VouNes PREPARES A LIST OF PARTIES
WHOSE WATER WILL NOT BE FREE AFTER JAM

dies Relief society House or Oood
shepherd. ]. A. is,rte. n a. kmard.
Mrs. r. = Freeman. all churches
Mrs & l. Maynard. Mems League
OF " osegs ssss,'r Presss terrain church,
MIS- NJ A. Gar%ats. Alice Garman,
WRyslde Mission hoaeiotl, Nra
sophia neahm. Mrs. q. A. Abbott.
Mrs. Elisa Runkle. Y. ". G. A., Mrs
n a. steekey, School District 30. /,
all sehool houses, Lydia Peterson,
j. 4. Moore. g. j. Erickson. n. q.
w. Henrietta iampklna. Mrs =. l.
GctcheH. Airs Jordan. Mount Car
mel mission, Mrs Rsuey. John
Kirby. SeAmen'a home. Mrs Mary
Dennis and u. T., Miller.
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FA 7 AL
SPREE

After a protrncted spree ~ three
days duration John Baden. 90
quietly died while sltting on a chair
behind a stove Ia Billy the Mugs.
saloon shortly after o'clock this
morning.
His death was not discovered IN
~ Patrolman Anderson. thinking
he was asleep. tried TO awaken him.
Anderson shook the man and while
doing 80 be Topped over on one
side. The body was removed 10 the
BonneY- Maisnn mnrEue.
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M'KAY ISARRESTED

Kay Mckay, charged with haysng
feeced Hiram Goddard ont 81
si0o. 600 In an Oregon land fraud
deal. was arrested In Seattle yes
terday By Chief Delaney and De-
feotivs Adams. on instructions from
Ia Crosse, Wis. Of which Mckay Is
O resident.
Hiram Goddard claims that he
purchased 1000 certificates for tim
Der lands. which later proved to be
forreries. and that Mckay was one
Of The men who sold the certificates
u him.
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JUDGE FRAZIER TALKS

Judge FrAtrr. OF the juveniln
court. last night addressed tho
Young Meas club OF Trinity Par
lsh. talking ON the practical bene-
flta and the vide philanthropy 81
thr juvenile court. Judge Frater
stated that 1Ss cases had So Ear
been taken care OF. and that the
Juvenile court had broken up sew
efal troubleeauae gangs of boys. par
tieniariy at Roaa aud ballard and
on Queen Anne hill
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CHARGES FRAUD

superintendent r. II. CHEERING.
ton. OF the Washington Anti Saloon
league. who has luat returned from
a trip through the eastern part of
the state. says that the temperance
people OF Pullman believe the vie
tory OF the saloon element OF the
town az the recent election was OBJ
tanned by the registering and vut-
ing OF "floatera" and saloon loaf
ers. and that steps viii be taken
to prosecute tho offenders
A movement Is on foot also 60
increase the license foe for saloons
from its present figure. $500. 90
81 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

Had the luckleas teamater who
got his horse killed last Friday on
Cherry street had him Insured be
would be independent and would
no, require aid from any one.
II his horse was worth aay 5000 90.
the Pacific Live Stock Insurance
Association Of Spokane would have
Insured him for 500 for two years
Tor the paltry sum of $500. against
death from any cause.
People with stock should look
Into this proposition. Their office
II room Is. In star Boyd Building
Seattle. and A. q Moir Is their 10
cal manager Phones. Sunset Main
b4ii. Ind l.. s03G. go
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PLAN new
RAILWAY

SALT LAKE. Dec. 13.--Prominent
mining men from Searchlight.
New. are here for the purpose OF
Incorporating today the Searchlight
q Northern railway. II vii run
from Nlppemo. Cal. on the Salt
Lake route. TO Searchlighf- The
capital stock Is $500. 900. Homer
Hansen Is president. 5. J. Harring
ton. vice president. and 8. II. Nc
cIsntock. secretary -treasurer. Work
begins at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
ARE hnMMEL oN TRlAL

NEW YORK. Dec. lathe trial
81 Abe Hommel lawyer. charged
connection with the Dodge Morse
divorce. began IN the criminal
branch Of the supreme court this
morning
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dent body. but Il has been decided
that the board Of control can Judge
better and decide quicker than tho
whole student body By this meth
cd Il 10 hoped the university ath-
lelie team will be kept out Of debt.
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Mss MATTHEWS TO MARRY

Miss Laura Jeanette Matthews.
sister Of Rev. NJ A. Matthews. will
be married 10 Frederick Harrison
Whitwarth December 81. In the
First Presbyterian church. A bridal
trip 10 southern California will fol-
low.
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ueyaahi. 500 l. + Allen. Soc i7s.
Peter filoomneHa. tH7
For council first ward G. ".
Cook. 2g7. w. A. aorg. soc. 81. N.
J. fIeHHinn. cit, iea Second Louis
Anderson. ron. 8s4. owens, soc. 81
August Steel. cit. 1sa Thlrd Geo.
peefaell. $40. " Iathe. soc, bs. A.
~ Rogers, i05.
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STUDENTS MEET

A meeting was held by tho AaBo-
ciatod Students Mt the university at
noon. An amendment to tho con
atitution Of the A. s. l. W. was
carried. veaiing the election OF a
general manager OF athletics In tho
board Of control.
Heretofore the general manager
has been elected by the whole stu
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ASSASSIN is
LIBERATED

NovEsELI1'z. Dec. i3.-The as
saaaln OF Sakharoff Is a blacksmith
named voroshuikoff who pretend
ed to be- deaf and dumb ia order 90
approach his victim. After capture
he was freed by the revolutloniats.
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main sewer. WAS guntad
The city engineer WIS Instructed
10 prepare a map showing how the
Ballard boulevard viii connect with
that constructed from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

For several seasons Joe" Hoad-
ley has been In the public eye as a
plunger In Wall street. but Il h only
within the las, few days that he has
succeeded 10 the title - long borne
By Dan Sully. xho went down
with such a tremendous crash a
couple Of seasons back that his fail
rcRounded throughout tbs world.
Haadsey has been associated with
Joe Letter IN a number Of deals.
and together they were mixed up ia
the suit growing 0at Of the tangled
affairs OF the international Power
Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

Superintendent Yeungs. Of the
water department has prepared a
eizt % the churches, public schools.
putsic institutions. the ~ g ".
and many ppSAee consumers wlnsae
result % the eIty council sustRisl-
ing Mayor nalllneafs veto u she
three ordinances granted b. the
council allowing free water.
Following Is the list OF inatltu-
tons. organizations aud private eon-
sumers now being furnished with
free water;
The list.
Bailey Gatsert kindergarten. Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

The sales OF stock by the Seattle
Boston Copper Company are tho
most remarkable within the HIS
tory Of this city. and Indicate plain
~ that the people Of Seattle desire
to invest in mining property when
they can be assured that II Is hon
estly promoted and the promoters
have what they claim to have. go
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A. G. NOR.
Room rs. Star Boyd Bldg
Local Manager for Pacific Live
Stock Insurance Assn. OF Spo-
kane. Seattle. Wash:
Dear sir--Have your favor of the
18th inst. with enclosed eheque for
$500 90 for the loss Of my stallion.
being the amount insured with
your association. Please accept my
thanks for tho prompt settlement.
Yours very truly,
j. G. suLAND,
zee Christopher. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

The only change In the assay Of
flee personnel 50 far announced l.
thu appointment Of /. 5. kerfoot.
OF tho san Francisco mint. to the
office of cashier. left vacant by
Adams. Kerfoef was one OF the
men first placed on the work OF
Investigation b. the government
Director Roberts and Frank r.
Leach will remain In Seattle a few
days. after which Roberts will 20
10 Washington and lay the result
Of his investigation before Preai-
dent Roosevelt. whose decision Will
decide the appointment Of a sue
eessor TO Wing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
ONE pAlR IN a nok.

The largest and best showing ~
Plain and Fancy guspenders IN SEE
ataie Prices Doe 10 1900 "a pair At
T. ~. Brooks 4 Co.'S. 1891 znd ave.
49,
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SILK or LINEN HANDkER.
CHIEFS

In plain. fancy. or initial. A variety
second 10 none at prices from 70 cts
20 $50 each. u. n. Brooks 4 CO.
1881 End ave.
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WANT DAMAGES

Lizzie Wells. widow OF David g..
Wells. and Richard Wells, their T.
yeaf-old son. have brought suit
against the L. Hought0n Logging
company for $4,000 damages. al
legged 10 have been suffered through
the death Of the husband and faith
er, who was crushed 10 death De-
eember 2, 1904. between the cars of
one Of the defendants logging train.
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Occasional rain tonight and
Thursday light TO fresh south
yginda.
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LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Browneli q Coleman. Everett at
torncya. have flied a bill IN equity
With United States Marshal Hop
klna. on the Seattle a Tacoma Pow
or company.
ARRANGEMENTS for n fair. 20 be
held In the auditorium OF the huel-
Ter school. have been made by the
pupils OF the Georgetown public
schools The proceeds viii 20 to-
wards establishing a school library
in Georgetown.
Tho ladies OF the Green Lake
CHRISTIAN church will give a shadow
aaeiahis At Kids hail. Green Lake.
next Saturday eyenlng At T;so
O'Clock.
Ladies' OF the Cherry Street Prca.
hytoEInu church will hold Christ
mas sale Of home cooking aud other
articles at the church. Friday after
noon and evening. December IS.
l.. Gordon thia morning. a. the
prosecuting attorneys office. sv0re
ont warrant for the arrest Of
Henry W'tloy. a sAilmaker At smith
cove. alleging assault
United States District Attorney J.
4. Fryc yesterday brought an ac-
ton at Tacoma against tho North
ern Pacific Railroad company for
violation 81 the safety appliance act
Of congress. requiring proper draw
head appliances so that coupling
==aaal.s-.aaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

An examination for a physical
chemist TO work for tho government
at Manila will be held by the Unit
ed States civil service commission
Jauuary 3.
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Clears His skirta

When the Adams exposure came
out. however. Wing states. he felt
that Il would be an injustice TO him
eaif and 10 his office 70 leave until
after the whole matter was cleared
up. Hence he did not retire until
Director Roberts yesterday de-
elared that every cent OF the miss
ing money had been traced to
Adams. and that every other person
was exonerated.
Wing also has a word OF rehnke
for tho press. which he says gave
undue publicity 20 the unfortunate
condition OF affairs. and probably
greatly damaged the confidence OF
the public In Seattle as a city. and
In Seattie's assay office.
Director Roberts gives out a
statement eorroborating Wings
statement in regard 90 hts retire
msnt. and exoneFating Wing In ev-
cry particular from any suspicion
or responsibility for the crime com
Matted under his management.
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ASSAYER
RESIGNS
"a WING. IN CHARGE OF THE
LOCAL OFFICE. STEPS OUT
GIVES REASONS

Last night the resignation OF
frederick A. Wing. Rssayer In
charge OF the local assay office.
was placed IN the hands of Director
Roberts. on the United States mint
In his letter of resignation Was
= 1ss that previous 10 the discoy-
~ o. Adams peculations he had
intended resignlng his office. and
had spoken u Senator piles about
the matter. signifying his willing
ness to retire as soon as Senator
piles would secure the appointment
OF another assayer 10 take his place.
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Give a Bicycle

because cycling f. healthy. II
is useful. You cun go there and
get back ON a bicycle quickly.
A ride VIII cure the blues. indi-
Rantiun uf HleepleHHuFhs.
aa-iu. wheel. Yale Juvenile 80
ssssss-f.s sssssfs-.s.st NkO
2lsiu wheel. Spinning Juvenile
#s.-..ssssssss ss+tss NtssstU
ze=ln. wheel. Spinning Juvenile
ssss+ss+trs sssssssrs-sss N<1
Royal Bicycle .sssss.sts.. S2b
Peerless Bicveie .s........ $50
Reading Standing Bicycle. SIS
$50 Yale Bicycle .s.s....t. $40
So NNolff American ...,.. SIS
liver johnson Truss Frame 500
Pierce bicycle ..+s..r..... Sol
Indian Motorcycle 500
Your choice Of tires, handle
bars and pedals on high grades.
SEyfnniBg's CASH Sforo
1910 Second Avenue.
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nuFFLERs. REFERS AND Full
DRESS SHfEID9

Anything that can be desired nj
= n. Brooks 4 Co.'S. 1891 2nd ave
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haley Gatsert klndcrsarten. La
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hurried to the judge. who agreed with
him and granted the divorce.
y New York painter recently ap-
pealed to the courts FOR relief from a
cruel wife. She put paint I'm his hair
and daubed up the pictures he was try
ing 10 paint. When he had a woman
model the wife insisted on staying in
the studio. and her remarks about the
personal appearance Of the models soon
drove them away
An actor Of some prominence recently
asked for a divorce on cruelty grounds.
and entitled his complaint. IAN Actual
Story of Nv Married Life" He had
NOR than one instance OF cruelty. but
started on with an account Of the day
when his wife. who is large, strong
woman. put him il the bathroom with
force and kept him there. When he tried
10 sleep. she would turn up the gas in
the room To its highest pitch and keep
n there for three or four hours When
ne had a new part To learn she would
mimic him and otherwise interfere with
his memUriZing. She finally decIa red
sine was going 10 commit suicide and
got out a bottle of carbolic acid. As she
was raising Il TO her lips she changed
her mind and threw the bottle at him
he acid burning him badly.
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t,'',rd. that's what he has done she ra-
ii"tiirH. To my great surprise. He
io'-- 700 young without 90 beard. he
il.l- nor enough dignity 90 PASS .l- nv
.lil-p' it1 unless uis weak iiitl. cain IS
,,"N"L"a up ana lild,u AWAY behind "a
9raiG. I've told him SO dime ana again
Dgt h" came home l8st night win n
It.eaH i@"e- cold him ir Ec ever l.,
m ,. h"r'er cut it of Ia get ID divorce.
aug now i ls aH over
l.l-E'.! iaF yer lu New York uua takes
nIt sItr cases bias had som, eII-b OK,
l'rl'''', ana. while shaving and l.oiup
Ei,i'Hi Shawn" are NOT grounds fnT
'lF'iI'. 'n" women s,ru ts flIui, ann,
'LH'[il-nn .p their desires iU This or
Ill-'E fiN-ti matters IS ground en.ue-j,
81 20 l5,I-htieni separation. There are
.''''rS I'D ETi"l divorces would 1rrrIatI,-
Hl Granted oN sue. grounds. IF ono can
b''-'N' me court reports which .ts ~
Ai,' 'rE o- i.c', Hrr beyond question
woman OF seFputr-thrac s......-.. 'I.,--
la'h'i divorce because l,- Easb,4J
W." was e.shtE-tHrcc years lfd rreu,eJ
lo'tec' ffc pleaded oioguerfI,- win
thr Judge g." deny hi. wi.e-s ua,iffn,,
years and could not give in Ir -rLa
Judge told him q" choose. ana a..
ciied 10 stay "by Iie rhav, -, ~
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ter than not cakes. ara OF them he was
just terrible fond. SIZE admitted thar
She had led nm up to the proposal by
preparing generous supplies Of cakes
After being out fo- three hours the
Jury delivered this remarka biz. verdirt.
We the jury. lind the defendant IN
thlS case guilty as charged and award
10 the plaintiff. as prayed TO-. damaees
10 the amount of $4,000 cash nooDeS-
and One-half of he acre of ,villovv T,,,-f
on the bottoms; and. finally. lastly and
the costs of this act1o.s:
Except that. whereas the plaintiff -l,s.
caused the defendant extreme mental
anguish and suffering i'm writing re
note note MnIch broke the contract of mar
Iiase' ~ per cent of the damages IN
hereby declared cancelled
ana. whereas the plaintiff has been
me! tne cause of greatly reducing the pecun-
- - prominence or the defendant TO
tne extent OF allowing and persuading
HiIl 70 make gigantic pTepa ra tiorS in 10
matter or household furniture and -r.-nt-
81 rooms 81 per cent more of the dam
ages Is hereby cancelled:
And. furthermore whereas pIsinti1
it4S CAUSED defendant unlimited hur0fIia-
uon modification. and isolation n, da
pIlElhS MN ot the necessary amabIeness
dHd stamina requisite for the procuring
- suitable. or. in fact. any member ~
ne Ialr sex. as = social cOmpaniOp and
lot causing him To be svmDat h,,tic IIV
looAeu upon as a dismal. hopeless ,l.sff
tute among the children of mon m -
7
.-tliiihS a. per cent of the damages 4.
hereby declared cancelled. %
IN attorney in Jersey CITY recc-,tlv
suffered surprise in hunting evidence
ia divorce suit His client a woman
ceslred divorce from her husband. vyho
naa deserted her and returned Il his
old nome an the West. When the Iawver
was sent There for answers 10 ce-t.,{n
questions no VAS Informed that a dI-
Eoree had been granted the wonan's
husband the year before stEd that -
had married again. The woman bad
been free and did not know IL.
\ study Of the divorce cases Of a wear
as lawyer put it the other dav =
enough To make enc wish We had ti,0
uuecr system which prevails in Burraah.
There the wife does not so Ia her 81
licitor. but 10 the t0llo-v chandler. frorn
whom she buys two little candles. She
and her husband sit down on ill.,. fi0or
with the candles between them. one
represents the husband and The other
the wife They are lighted at rhs, Ssfo,e
moment and the owner OF the cne which
gees ont first leaves the house. IA ki;ig
only his or her clothes. while the r,Sv,,cr
cT the more enduring candle remains in
the possession OF the house ana all. that
1t contains.
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her eyes as she snuggled her head
against my breast with a happy lit
tie sigh
Such were the scenes that led I'D
to the marriage celebration in Chi
cago- Jack London had been sepa-
rated from his first wife for two
years, and the initial decree OF his
divorce had been issued in Novem-
Der Of 1904 He considered himself
free 20 marry the only woman
among a world of women when the
final decree was issued in this No
vember of 1905.
Jack London had been on a lecture
tour He was surrounded By dates.
dates ahead of him and dates behind
him Yet they could not distract
him from the one purpose of his life
marriage with the girl among the
Sonoma hills He reached Chicago
dull and lonely to find this telegram
awaiting him: Your wife has been
granted a decree of divorce and the
custody of the children.
From that hour telegraph wires.
messenger boys, telephones. a Ko-
rean valet, politicians and friends
were kept busy completing Jack
London's romance Never before
had he worked so hard TO bring one
10 a happy conclusion. He had to
plead and explain and get special
dispensatiOn TO win a marriage
license on Sunday.
But Sunday it had TO be because
the wires had flashed him this mes
sage: III be there 5:I5 Sunday
afternoon"
But she wasn't. She was at the
disposition of railroad train, and
she was two hours and half late.
But what OF that? The greatest
chapter in Jack Londcn's best of 70
mances was only held up. Il was
hound TO come out all right n due
course for he held clutched in his
right hand the proof of this mar
riage license.
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Careful Whom She Chose.

She intimatsd further that she would
always see to il that she was in q
position 20 get her freedom On the
ground of ron-support-" She declared
that her present husband knew this and
was "behavin' hissclf"
y wife recently demanded a divorce
because her husband never. or almost
mover. came home before 10 O'Clock. AMI
;hen ne kept ler awake 'Hlking non
sense. StiH another wife demanded a
divorce because her husband kept a
saloon. which soreIy srieves the mind
of the plaintiff
What did he do when YOU married
him ." was one of the questions at the
trial
oh. he Kept saloon. bat I've sot
religion since. and / just can't stand il. ,
jhc wife declared.
husband accused his wife'S sister
Of theft. and the wife promptly made
the injury To her feelings and those OF
her sister a ground fo- divorce Still
another wife asked for release from
marriage ties because her husband in
sisted on filling his house with his kin
folk. whom she did not like. but had TO
entertain.
The Ctah courts record the strange
case of Hope Giddings. who. after hav-
inS been divorced twice on cruelty
charges brought "a suit for $4,000 ha-
cause a third SuitOr broke off an on
gagcment. She said that the man frc-
quently asserted that he loved her bet
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She Butchered the English Language

She butchers the English language
every time she opens her mouth was
the recent complaint OF husband be
fore Western court.
Don't believe him. judge" declared
the wife. we was happy plenty before
him got TO going with another woman ''
We offered to send her 10 school.
50 that she could qualify herself TO con
verse with me-" continued tn. husband
but she refuses 10 go
The Judge finally granted divorce.
Hes jiuer, judge" said Httls
woman out in Ohio a few weeks ago.
He belongs To more lodges than he
has fingers. and his being out every
night * the cause of our trouble
She locks me out when I'm ont NJ
lodge meeting complained her hus-
band When she nailed up the door
with tcnpcnny nails I left her
"burinS our whole married life" said
another wife. my husband his never
once offered To take me out driving
This nas been a source of great mental
suffering and injury She admitted that
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Famous Novelist Who Is ERcounteriRg Diff
cultes ii Having His Latest Marriage Le-
gaIized, Declares He WILL If Necessary.
Be Married in Every State in the Union

with one of them. He watched every
movement of her long, 1.-THE body.
And one day he likened her to a
bit Of Dresden china.
She was like a bit of Dresden
china. l have never seen body and
spirit in such perfect accord,
1t happened that this description
seemed to those who knew Miss Kit
tredge to fit her amazingly And
the author Of it Acknowledged that
perhaps there might be resemb-
lance; but since she didn't mind
mind? Miss Kittredge gloried in
every page of The Sea Wolf" She
made its author. in the days when
she still called him Mr.. London. tell
her all about it-about the horrible
monster Larsen and the sDIendid
courageous Humphrey Van WevdeD
who somehow reminded her of him
For a long, long time it seemed
as though the splendid Mr.. Van
,Weyden was to have no love story
at all. In fact. half the book had
been written before woman had
appeared in its adventurous pages
Then suddenly, She-the ONLY nos
sible woman, the only woman whom
Van Weyden could possible care to