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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
DOORS OF STATES
PRISON OPEN FOR
FORMER OFFICER
Ortis Hamilton, Ex-Adjutant Gen.
eral, Sentenced for Embezzle-
ment of State Funds, Is Paroled.

WALLA WALLA, Wash,
Dec. l6.-Ortis Hamilton. for
mer adjutant general Of Wash
ington, who was convicted Of
embezzling state funds and
sentenced 20 10 years in the
penitentiary, was paroled to-
day after serving two years
and 10 months.
A special meeting Of the
board OF parole had his case
under consideration this morn
ing. The session was brief
and Hamilton's parole was or
dered 10 go into effect imme-
diately.
Hamilton has been a trusty at
the penitsntiary for almost two
years. acting In the position of
storokeeper.
Embexxied $4,000
He was convicted on December
~. 1903. OF embezzling gl.Ifs. This
Was The only charge prosecuted
against him. though his peculations
we're approximately $4,000. This
money Hamilton 81 said 10 have
Equandered in his infaiuailon for
woman named Hazel Moore. who
subsequently was popularity given
the sobriquct OF the woman who
didn't care"
Hamilton Was married, and bad
a iz-year-old daughter Al the time.
He was arrested Ia Olympia on
May s. 1909. and was confined in
the county jail for almost year,
falling TO obtain a $500 900 bond.
lie entered the peniientiary on Feb
rnary 70. 1910, after dropping his
appeal 10 the supreme court. IL
was understood that by consentIng
10 20 to the pcnhentiary ne was
given the assurance that the other
charges against him would be
dropped
Charges Frameup
Mrs. Florence Hazel Moore. Ham
llton's affinity. last week during
her trial before Judge Howard for
white slavery. made the sensational
charge that there was frame up
heartiess. am waiting for the
release. The case ended with a
disagreement OF the Jury.
In her confession TO the public,
recently published In The Star.
Mrs. Moore. referring 10 what the
future meant TO her. said:
What arm most anxious for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
SANE ANSWERS TO
FOOLISH QUESTIONS

WHY Is leo tighter than waiers--
because /, Is weighed By the ice
man.
Please give several good names
Tor a boy MY hoy ie uow 6 months
Old. and q darling boy he H.. 80
hseuiiful and 80 preenciuuN for his
good enough Tor him. Aiy husband
has augentAd many. but thry are AL
TOO common Airs " o. Mrks
Algernon. Percival. Reginald,
Monfmnrcncy. kenilwofih. iysnhoe.
Ileweilyn. Robertus. Edelweiss.
Oscar or Adolf n you live near a
railway track read the names
of sleeping cars az they pass.
what ln jimmy ripr7--r 4
We do not know. but venture a.
n guess that II Is a name applied
90 those pipes which, when smoked.
caused folk TO open the windows
and doors.
when does Seattle have It's cold
est sssaihor7-E. -. }.
IN the winter.
fH u proper for married woman
20 receive attentions from q married
man f-- Mfa q =. ".
Yes, II he's her husband
what viii remove Ink staine from
q hardwood floor Mrs. ". ". r.
A carpenter.
where can get tights to cover
stove legs w s
II the legs are badly stove, why
pu, tights on themf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
YOUNG SUFFRAGETS CATCH
JOHN D. ON STREET, ASK FOR
A MILLION FOR OUR CAUSE

NEW YORK. Dec. is.--"oh.
you John ID. Rockefeller. give
as a milton or two to help our
cause
This was the way 20 young
suffraKcta. who left broadway
at 3 20 a. m. today on q tramp
90 Albany in the lntercs, of
woman suffrage. greeted The
worlds richest citizen. when
Hockefeliefs automobile stop
ped al corner along the line
OF march.
The sufffasetE recognized
the oil klnK and rushed over 70
his machine. Rockefeller
looked straight ahead.
"IIowdy do. John D.. howdy
do" they shouted. Can you
spare q million OF two 10 help
the cnuse7~
Rockefeller whispered 20 the
chauffeur aud ,he machine shot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
SEARCH COAST FOR AVIATOR
AND NEWSPAPERMAN; FEAR
THEY ARE LOST AT SEA

nv rnited Frees f.enraa Wire
Los ANGELES. Dec. i6.-with
ships AZ sea instructed by wireless
10 search for Aviator Horace
kearny and Chester Lawrence. his
passenger, missing AZ sea since late
Saturday, land parties are securing
the cosst between Santa Monica
and Ventura today. while launches
are patrolling the oifshore for a
trace OF the lost birdmen.
kearny and Lawrence left New
port beach late Saturday for San
Francisco. flying In kearny's hydro
neroplane "Snookums," named for
Miss Louise Mcpherson of Madison
vile. Ky. Kearnys fiancee. Their
craft was last seen from Point Fir.
min near San Pedro. heading across
Crescent bay toward Point Duma.
Pick Up pontoon
Late yesterday one Of the hollow
steel poutoons with which the
hydro aeroplane was equipped was
picked up Off Redondo beach by a
tug II apparently had been
forcibly wrenched from its fasten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
BOYS MITE HELPS
SANTA OUT; HAVE
YOU GIVEN YOURS?
he Saves Five Weeks; Five Dimes;
and He Gives 1t All for the Little
Chimney Kids.

the call for cooperation. 80 that
now We can give. say. $500 little
chimney Kids the Christmas OF their
lives
Nine days till Christmas.
We want twice as much as
we've got We want 20 make this
a bumper Christmas for 5000.
One way 10 help viii be TO pat.
ronixe. between and 4 D. m.
Thursday, one OF the following
movie shows:
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MELBOURNE.
CIRCUIT. AND
BLACK CAT.
Eugene Levy. the proprietor of
the abovenamed houses. Is golng
10 give all his receipts of that hour
20 the iittla-chimney Kids Christ
mas show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
WHAT'S THAT CAM FORBES GOING TO LOSE HIS OB HE SHOULD WORRY
ATnE TODAY Biz A 9TH HRsoT JOBS

I. !" ! 70 more think Of splitting
4. n''ni'iyes than combIng his
'ns middle. And he couldn't
the last stunt. however
~ = might try, for the very
IN. s cna sufficient III GIN and
y " o'lliam reason.
n was never ordained that
II, u'a 30 through life without
split anywhere.
~ vas. therefore. born In
IN Which same Is near Boston.
|l<as ':'ne ~ the Hub OF the Uni.
|kr,5. xnna nna he took unto himself a
IN nnesKe, so that II he were
nm oecome famous for filling
Nv n Howard Taft's shoes land
~ that is not a distinguish.
~ 1.s,, You know, the world
4. suli have had some sort Of a
~ y the halI Of fame stored
~ ~ MIN as the grandson OF
NJ Waldo Emerson.
~ - n due course OF time.
| e Hayud, and got an A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
DEFENSE OF JUDGE
ARCHIBALD BEGINS

~ VnIFF1 TTfNaa f.eaaff WIfr
WASHINGTON. Dec. fs.--Aftor.
neys Worthlnxton and Simpson be-
gan here this afternoon their de-
tense OF Judge Robert w. Archibald
Of the commerce court. under ina.
parchment trial IN the United
States senate The entire theory
OF the defense Ia to be based upon
the purity OF the motives through.
out the business negotiations br.
tween judge Archibald and the IN.
tsrests Involved In litigation in bis
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
NEARLY KILLED IN
HUNT FOR AVIATOR

D. TASTED psess reafed WIRE
LOS ANGELES. Dec. iG.-aF Forced
TO take refuge on a launch in a
pitching sea Off Hucneme, aviator
Glenn Martin and Frank Garbutt.
millionaire sportsman Of Los An
ge!es. who started yesterday In Mar
tins hydruaeroplgno 20 search for
the missing aviator. Horace kear.
ny, are recovering today after 9
narrow escape from death.
Their gasoline exhausted, Martin
and Gnrbutt we're compelled 10 des-
cend 10 the ocean In a heavy fog
The accident occurred while they
we're trying 10 board their launch
Imp" Tho aeropl1ne was wrecked
and the men pulled from tho water
half conscious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16

ahead
80 LONG. john the march.
ers eslied after him. We wlll
stop over AZ your country place
a. TafrytoWu and pay you a
visit.
Tbs marching suffraf "a car.
rird alpine ntaffs ard havcr.
Aacks bearing the legend.
NutHs for women They
were led by Miss Rosaiie Jones.
The marchcrn plan 10 cover 10
miles a day. reaching Albany
Dec 80. In time 10 attend the
insuMurAtion OF Gov eject Vim.
Snlxar. 10 whom lhcS will pre-
sent a monster suffrage pstl.
ton
oniy ~ OF shc gutffagcts will
complete the journes TO AZ
bany. the other young women
acting m escorts only aa far
aM fonkerr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
HILLMAN SEEKING
PARDON FROM TAFT

Clarence Dayton Hlllman has ap,
piled % President Taft for elem
ency and pardon iHillman was
convicted March 10. 1911. on a
charge OF using United States malls
for fraudulent purposes. and waa
sentenced TO two years and six
monthss imprisonment IN the fed.
cgni pcnltentiary on McNeila
island. iIo haa already served
eight months time.
United States Attorney Beverly
w Coiner viii oppose the granting
Of a pardon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
WOMAN
SHOOTS HERSELF
WHEN SON DIES

TACOMA. Dee. l6-yrs y. G.
Hart had always said she wanted
10 live no longer than her son. AZ
8 O'Clock this morning he died.
Mrs. Hart grnEped revolver and
fired a bullet through her brain,
ialli4g across the death bod of her
boy
The tragedy OCCURRED AZ he
home Of the Heris, iiii1 Tacoma
av. Mrs Hart was the wife nr =.
q. Hart. who for years has been
connected wsth the United states
revenue office here. She was 81.
Her aon VAS a.. and had been cfn.
pfGyed hy the Northwestern imple'
ment Co. a. bonkfeeper-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16

He really doesn't need the job for
a livelihood He could. in a pinch,
get back his old position as vice
president OF the Stone-Webater in
terestg at Boston. or he could get
back into his old banking firm
with his uncle, under the name and
style OF j. Montgomery Forbes a
Co, Of Boston. (Uncle Forbes
splits his name in the middle. too,
you see). Or he could do both and
several other things besides, TO
keep the wolf from the door
And, Just 10 keep up some OF the
excitement OF ruling over 100000
people. of whom 100000 are stu
classed as sayages. w Cameron
Forbes might be induced TO stop
splitting HIS name In the middle for
a while, and again become good old
Cam" Forbes. Ha'vuds famous
football coach.
oovERNoR.GENERAL OF
ISLANDS FOUR YEARS
Fuebes has been governor.gen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
BRITISH WARSHIP
FOR REID'S REMAINS

ssT Inffd frsse LEASED Wire
LONDON. Dec. l6.--Ou q pro-
posal by Premier Asqulth. The house
OF commons decided today 10 offer
a British warship TO convey the
body OF the late United States Am
bassador WhlteIaw Reid 10 New
York. Asquith paid an eloquent
tribute to the dead American and
the commons at once sanctioned
his plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
NOT READY YET FOR
INDEPENDENCE, HE SAYS

The Filipino has independence" +"
said Forbes, before leaving for Ma
Mia on the Minnesota at noon to
day, though the Philippine islands
tavo no solf-government. They
have the independence which
Americans have. They are grow.
ing more prosperous and indepen-
dent than they could have with a
government OF their own. They are
learning the benefits OF American
institutions. The Philippine islands
viii not be ready for independence.
as a selfgoverning country, until
the growing generation has ma
turcd, the generation which viii be
equipped properly for civilized self
government"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16

the public 20 believe 10 that, II
have slnned, | am not entirely
shall not try to hold him TO his
penitentiary gates 10 open, as they
will before long. and for ortis Ham
iiton 20 come forth, free man.
shall not try TO hold him 10 his
promise N he does not want 70 be
held. But II he still wants me. he
has but TO say so, and I will he his
wife or mistress, ss he chooses.
wife or mistress, ! will be true
10 him. N he does not want me.
! shall not complain. will 90 out
Of his life, and he shall never see
mo again. have been a sinful
woman, but have not been a wan
ton. have riskee my soul, but
never becaase did not care"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16

men who play f. lie has beaten
80 many at Il that he has that
marble palace on Murray nm.
And why is untefmsyer throw.
Ing all his services at the feet OF
the national puhlic2
For Just one reason" he aays--
''To GIVE THE YOUNG MAN A
cHANcEi"
WANTS TO GIVE
YOUNG MAN a CHANCE
II has become so. untermeyer be-
iieveh. that tie young business man
who has his own way 20 make haa
very little chance Unless Morgan
and the Wall ~ crowd say he may
have credit. he IL doomed.
The actual MONEY OF the coun.
Try, be lnHsstH. has become concen-
trRted Ia the hands OF n few finan-
ciers. They WELD illegiiimate pow
or through. the medium OF the stock
exchange. tho clearing house and
controlled banks throughout the
land. They can make or break At
will.
He wants clearing house as
aoelstiona and stock exchanges
20 be incorporated ard made
subject 20 law IN addition. he
wants a federal commission 20
dissolve ard prevent Industrial
nonopolics.
MY sole idea. he II continually
saying. IL 10 put our financial
dealings on footing legal, clean
and fair 10 All"
n be makes good for us. perhaps
be may be- given REAL chance
10 clean NJ the mpnopolieH.
WlneacreH say Woodrow Wilson
has q hnuch that Iniermeyer Is
cabinet material.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
DON'T MISS THIS
WEDDING STORY

~ United Press Ieased Wire.
ST. LOUIS. Dee. f6.-W. e.
Barnett. aged az. weight 81
pounds. and height 30 inches,
today has a license 10 marry
Miss Dorothy WsrfieId, 10. Miss
Warfiold weighs 100. Mrs. n.
L. Morris. seven feet four
inches tall and Weighing i2e
pounds, will be mstron Of honor
at the wedding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
CITY LIGHTING
PLANT WANTS
NEW BUSINESS

That Seatile's municipal hEht
plant Aas passed the stage OF com
petition with private concerns. 10
decidedly n paving proposition and
should now adopt an aggressive
policy. IL the opinion Of J, y. Ross.
superintendent OF lighting. in his
annual report
ITS report says the plant needs
enlargement. thW IL Is already
taxed TO It's capacity. and that
many large contracts have had 10
be turned down. l8y the establish
ment OF a larger plant. Ross says.
many Eastern manufacturer could
be brought to Seattle.
The business Of tho department
has grown considerably during the
last year. The total number Of
contracts Is 2f.eo0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
MILLIONAIRE CORPORATION LAWYER TRYING TO BREAK
GREAT MONEY TRUST JUST TO GIVE YOUNG MEN CHANCE

NEW YORK. Dec. Samuel
untermeyer can dig a hole through
the wall OF his FIFTH Rv mansion
and put his hand through into the
living room OF Vanderbilt
lie can gaze out OF hia library
window and look upon the domL
Giles OF Pierpont Morgan and John
II. Rockefeller.
And yet. undaxxled by these
nelghbors. he has elected to ex.
pose the methods OF high finance
and TO cool off little OF It's
frenzy.
So Mr. untcrmeycr has rolled
up his monogrnmmod shirt sleeves
and gone 10 work aa counsel for
the national legislative committee
which Is investigating "the money
trust
HAS MILLIONS: STILL
HE FIGHTS FOR RIGHT
Many persons who have heard
OF Sam untermeyer's milllons--for
he has em-are thinking these
days hoy Co strange II Ia TO look
upon HIM as champion of tho
people" and as an expcser OF
money kings and their methods.
There are some. howcverthe
ones who really KNOW untermey.
cr--who don't think lt strange at
all They remember the fight he
made for the policyhoidern of the
Mutual and New York Life inaur.
ance companies. his battle against
Morgan In the great Hhlpbuilding
suit and his assaults on stock
washing In high places
The great Henry "a. Rogers once
came 20 untermeycr and asked him
why he was attacking a certain
board OF directors and~hslr meth.
ods.
Let's get together on this thing
and fix n up between u.s. said
Rogers
but untcrmeycr refused TO do
any fixing
why noty' inquired Rogers.
because it'a not right" replied
Unsermeyer The interests Of the
people have got 10 be safeguardcd
~oh.~ said Rogers. $50 you are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
NJ FRED L. BoALT.

Ne had been good" Tor five
vxks running. He had said
.naam- and sir TO his el-
|xs He had not pinehed or
u.rd the baby. He had not
!. bis feet wet. He had not
sb<IIed at bedtime He had
wn a model OF obedience.
uability and dccorum. IL
Is, been hard. tedious work,
u,.-hs had been good"
~ reward OF goodness was 10
en , week. Though a ~his.ehim.
n Ia his mother is a sensible
|unss Who does not believe In
xelIax' children With a surfcit
Y ~ and spending money. The
rehly dime hooked big 10 the boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16

PORT TOWNSEND. Dec. fs.--
Monthly report OF the business OF
the Puget sound district. just is-
sued by Collector Harper. shows
that November has been a record
breaking month in imports. The
value OF the imports is s. 6s3. .s3s.
or si.sf2.Ts9 greater than in No
vember. 1911. II is the highest
In the history Of the district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
m'NAMEE CASE CONTINUED

On the motion OF counsel for the
defense, the case OF Detective Nc
Nance was continued TIL Thurs
day. McNamee is charged with as
salt In the first degree for shoot.
ing and dangerously woundIng Les.
lie Pepper. an fs.year-old boy. an
innocent bystander in hotel raid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16

10 be- n phiianshroplei ~ the peo-
pleg Well. then guess well shake
hands unless sou can see your way
clear 90 change"
Uutermeyer held hls hand out 20
the Standard oil giant. aed long
friendship WAS broken
That's rnteFmeyes All over. aay
those who are IA bis confidence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
WEATHER FORECAST

Rain tonlght ana Tuesday: (,
Brisk souihwesterly winds. {,
: Temperature al noon. ~. I
! ttt<fttt 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16

OxNAHD. Cal. Dec. 16.--Robbora
dynamIted the safe OF the Southern
Pacific and Wells Fargo Co. at
Peru near here. early today and es.
capped with money orders totallng a
small sum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16

beri-beri disease, establishing
water plants and adopting the Burn.
ham plan 70 beautify Manila aud
other big cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16

\ representative committee of
s1o~omen has Joined the enter
- They viii canvas. collect
~ Gifts. and take part In the
~10utton ~ DreAmland.
churc hes Are Helping
hs9FIy every minister in Seattle
l1oned the biggest Christmas
- that eser wasr from the pulpit
eFoAr. and many church publ
14 have noticed the event.
nut Presbyterian ehureh's
1e1v eafiet says:
m Seattle Daily Star will
eepsfIt for the poor chill
- = The city a. Dreamisnd
Chflotmss night. Those
m teys Or other articles to
79oee will please send
y 621 Union st."
- ~ Il In receipt OF a money
y from the shingle weay.
lonroe, Wash, for the
Christmas tree"
" ~ up the situation TO date
~ Fisher 0ives Drcsmlsnd
- The biggest tree"
'srs band will furnish the
eusinsss firms and lndivld.
s...svs "svs responded generously "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16

The Chicago Tribune locates
Miss Twilight Spooner at Wichita,
Kas. The nearest Seattle can
come to that is Helena Hug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
MONOPLANE TURNS
TURTLE; TWO DIE

LONDON. Dec To- Because tho
mcnoplane IN which they were max.
ing hight from The Hendon ava.
ton grounds 10 oxford. turned over
and feIl $50 feet. landing on the
Wenblsy golf course, Lieut.. W.
Parke Of the Royal Navy. and Man.
ager Uardwiels OF an aeropians com
p1ny. are dead mere today. HIM
dreds OF persons Witnessed the ac-
cident.
Italy's war with Turkey was one
OF the cheapest in modern history.
II cost italy only s90,000.000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16

Wherefore and because or which,
he parts his name In the center.
w Cameron Forbes-just like that.
w. stands for William. some
times kDown as Bill, alias win.
alias Willie.
WILL DOESN'T WORRY
ABOUT LOSING JOB
And Will--beg pardon-W. Cam
eron Forbes. Is now governorgen.
eral OF the Philippine islands, has
two private secretaries, golf
course, polo grounds. and a tennis
court at Baguio. bis summer hesae.
And last night, at the home Of
Jacob Furtb, he concluded six
months vacation.
Which is not 80 poor for q fellow
who isn't married and Is only AZ,
and has a big wad besides.
That's why w. Cameron Forbes
smiles when it's suggested that he
may soon lose his Job when the
Wilson administration gets Its fine
work In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16
MISS HELEN GOULD
is TO BE BRIDE
LAKEWOOD \

LAKEWOOD. ".
j.. Dec. is.-The
engagement of
Miss Helen Miller
Gould to Finley
]. Shepard. OF ST.
Louis. has been
announced by Mr..
and Mrs. George
Gould.
Mise Gould inher-
tied $40. 900. 900 at
the death Of her
father, Jay Gould.
In 1892. She was
then "a. Through
Investments she
has trebled this
fortune. She has
spent hundreds OF
thousands OF dol
lars In charitable
W or X. winning
world wide fame.
rnprovencnf of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16

lies I bis tFicsd 10 rYcryons until
his ldsHia are interfnred with
sansuei untermcYer says he u
going Unto this money trust fight
TO viii Aud few who have follow
ed thf eareer of this perhaps FraHi'
eat OF all corporation lawyers doubt
that ~. will succeed Fof he knows
the r.oncy game better than The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16

the condition ofMiss Helen Gould
New York working girls has been
one of her aims.
Shepard is assistant 10 tho pres
Ident OF the Missouri Pacific rail-
road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-16

n NJ the dimes IN a cast.iron
lmk / WA one OF those banks
NJ VII reluctantly spiil their
zn11res through the slot al the
~ Z Jon shake and shake and
~ He found II fnn to spill the
- snd count them. and put
~ lnck.
ceatsibutes His Savings
Al THAT. asked the dad. when
~ nkh dime was popped into the
~ -afs you going TO DO with all
- moneyr
n boy had wanted an airgun--
4 hBgsd for one with an infeusi-
= sronx a. the longing of a
~ ior gold or q saint on earth
J kG0Te1.
~ lke boy said: Il am going
cye Il 70 The Star for the little-
10y lids
~ he ala He went with bis
l2er % Santa Claus storcroom.
n UnIon IT,. and gravely count
- Iye shining dimes.
~ Mother confIied to the young
snna \ charge that the boy Is
- p eet an airgun for Christ