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rescue his child. She always called on
him in an emergency and he always
responded.
Leila came home eventually full of
gossip and triumph. Her Dutilh gown
had made a tremendous success; the
other women wanted to murder her.
Mrs. Kip broke in on her chronicles
with the dismal announcement OF
Daphne's new insanity. Leila was al
most as bitter in opposition as Mrs.
Kip had been, but from quite another
motive. Leila had aristocratic I'M
pulses and looked forward to social
splendors. She would gain no help
from the fact that her husbands sister
was a theatrical struggler.
Daphne escaped an odious battle
with her by referring to the need OF
close study, and retreated into her
own room, locking her mother out.
She stayed there. repeating her lines
over and over and trying to remember
the action that went with hem as
Miss Kemble had played 1t. She had
quick meznccy. but the information OF
the lines gave her extraordinary difa-
Guilty.
She remembered one Of Miss KEN
ble's most delicious effects. She came
on the stage unannounced and, paus-
ing in the doorway, smiled whimsically
and said, "How do you dor That was
ADJUST How do you dot" But she
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on the stage or in any other business,
you will meet a lot of men who will
feel It their duty to try to kiss you
at'the first opportunity. It's not only
because you are so pretty, for really
believe the homeliest girls get the
most kisses. Perhaps it's because
they're not so particular-but, any,
way, it's not because men are villains
chat they try to kiss women, but be-
cause they're Obliging. There is an
Old superstitinn-I don't know how
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The Next Day Patterson Te!ephoned
Her That He Had Called a Rehear.
sal With the Company.

Her That He Had Called a Rehear.
sal With the Company.
uttered it so deliciously that a ripple
Of Joy ran through the audience.
Daphne tried to master the trick of it
but with no success. She said "How
do you do?" in dozens Of ways, with
no result except to render the phrases
meaningless gibberish.
Daphne flung down the part she was
studying and flung away ambition. and
went out to tell the family that she
agreed with them.
She was confronted by Leila in o
role of despair. Bayard had tele.
phoned that he could not get home for
dinner. He would not be home in
time to take Leila to the theater as
he had promised.
Leila was in a frenzy. She had moth.
ing to do but wait for her man to
come and take her somewhere
Daphne understood the tragedy of the
!! modern wife: lowered with freedom
pampered with an,usements, deprivet
of the blessing of toll, unaccustomed
to seraglian torpor, she must yet wal,
on the whims or necessities Of her hus.
band.
Daphne reconsidered her decisions
Better all the difficulties and heart
aches of the actress-trade than thi.
prison loafing Of wifely existence. She
had something to do.
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|CutiCura Soap
- is IDEAL
For the Hands,
ISoap 2oc.. Ointment 25 &c.,. Talcum 25c Sampled
leach mailed free by "Cuticura. Dept E. Bost.,n :"
His Stock in Trade.

Kind Old Lady Visiting a penN r.
stltution)-Why, my man. rmS
prised to see you in this Nace With
my knowledge of humn1 nature I
should say you We're an honest fellow.
No. 597--DOn't kid yerself Teddy.
You're not the first one who thought
that.
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THANKS TO DUANE, DAPHNE GETS THE CHANCE TO BE-
COME AN ACTRESS-lF SHE CAN MAKE GOOD.

Wimburn, New Yorker visit to Ceve
whose brother the Office with
whirwnd courtshp they become engaged
credit to New
and after extracting from her
what regards sufficient Of
New with mother ous
brother Bayrd just married and left for Europe
themselves
mother to luxurious
aboutown who
greatly accidentally that Clay
hts salary Baynad and his wife New
unexpectedly
charged
furious times
declares will
breaks her engagement with Clay.
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Eskimos Play Football.

Football Is favOrite amusement
with the Eskimos of ali ages and its
origin is lost in remoteness. The
sphere is made of sealskln stuffed eith
reindeer hair.
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THE SH0RTHORN cow

is the farmers cow. She
gives q liberal flow of milk
and carries a natural heavy
flesh covering. She mas
weight, q quiet disposition
and thrives on the ordinary
FAR roughage. Why not
start with two or three reg
istercd femalesi You would
soon nave q valuable herd
at small cost. A ShorthOrn
bull will add 200 pounds to
every steer he sires. You
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A rose by any other name would be
just as expensive in midwinter
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Daphne's hopes Of becoming a

Daphne's hopes Of becoming a
great actress receive a rude
shock, but she is given chance
to show what she can do, and
again it Is Duane to whom she
owes the chance. She is afraid
OF the obligation under which
she is placed, but Duane as
sures her that she can repay
him in the end.
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horn. American ShOrthOrn Breeders Associ-
citation, IL Dexter Park Avenue, Chicago, ulinoia
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(TO BE CONTINJED3

Total membership of the Brother
hood Of Bookbinders is almost 10000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

"a rich. 1Ic rides into yellow Ridge
with q moncf Srii bursting with hard
earned sold Which rwuihlora manage
10 fleece from him through tho WlIcn
OF rlNlo. the rouiette .saaie belle, She
tertINtr hlw Nnrn . tricNfAm COMES
Swing that his mother "a d,tnr and IN
the mor1iuM with ever lcnnN Eonc.
NJ icarns fhe truth. to- late. wild with
f1Fr he shoots up the place and ear
rIrH TINe Uaat on he horse.
with q heart bitter with hatred f,r
All mHnkInd-uud wOmankInd-and
with an Unsuitable lust FOR revenge. hn
raIHhnanrs IN the bills OF M desert. u
touH d hate. where Trixlt. To only
4ufaan m ne pi1Ct. "a ntid IN aton6-
msht for hsr ~.
one day a caravan o. prairie
nchQoutia h lost ia the desert and
sends aeleeai.on 10 bcnion'a torn
for water and shelter for thr rms
He turns them down. threatening to
wipe thcm out " ihes do % move on
A Ntiie ell IN tne party refuses 20 be-
letc tint Denton could fornat the
code " Ma Va 80 shelter. guard
ara prnicct IT, women" 30 an alone
she cnfCrt the MsSlcnna' town Seeing
in hQf anoiher victim like Ti4xie. pen-
ton makes her wait while he bids hia
nar drsrrnd upon th~ caravan At
hot conquered ~ eyes TIM trust mth.
81 unn nccuae be- yicldH 90 tho plsn
cf The fcnrIcn nttlc rlrl and roea to
call or hts raiders ~ " too late
They have curflei OFT tho women. And
then loud and clear comes tho chal-
loneIne cnii' Of The white blood. "on
written IN irticn - blood. dccp-carV-
ed In the fact NJ destiny. that All men
may read. run the code % the Aryan
mrrt our wumen shall hc guarded,
and a man o. the white-aklnucd race
NAV fnrIoI murh@nftufa. duty. hon
o.. bot mis- he VIII not. he cannot
forget"
with a supreme hcroism and effort.
the mar. undertakes q curse Of rapid
action irat pfosidcs the Ll1Res, thrill
Of an.
Tho Ar,an- was produred. almost
IN ~ onNrtb. on the hot fnnda on tho
Noiuvn desert W. California. whrrs the
blIatcrinr n1n ie almost unhrarihic.
FOR Three weeks Tnu ana his come
pnny camped on fhla barren tracf.
nImInr the rinrt.
Hnrfa rttal Tor honorn IN this pro-
durton h. ncHalr lnNe. one Of the
nndn Of the year ~ nlmdom who
lnirrrfrls tho nrlr Of The rlfl whose
faith touches the heart of the iron
listed ~womnn-hntUr.
on Wednesday ana Thurslny ~
neat week. The famous lurunrrs actor.
scaauc HaYnkawn. win aprenr nd the
idoai In His nrthurhf". This - tho
nrst picture produced by Nj Hayes
ka~u since he organized his own COM
psnY.
TIE fss, sh,s Iarsasss - one
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25
THE EVENING HERALD
REVIEW or Doh

Tho t,pe ~ books witch Ne enjoy.
like uc clothes we wear. ia determined
more of Ices PSI our moods a person
rcruYerinr FROM % Hcvcr Illness ~
auneunE from brain Tag would do
rive about nF much pleasure from
ncrrHnn's vital Impetus" or pnnto'a
"ulVina ~commcdin" nH 20 SRI Boo o. pink
chiffon ballroom mood would find o.
% bungalow apron or "a riding suit.
Those who are weary OF roaming
about lm tho realm of m%eiHphNHiCs viii
und mental diversion and genuine en-
i0fmeut in thr novel hy Louis Joseph
Vance entitled THE False FuCes'
which in now on sale Hf local book
stored. Among the heroes of fiction
WHOSE adventures in the field OF ro-
nance. ms stery and daring, Offer new
cr-fuiNnu thrills. the character of
The lone Molr' iH mons the fore
most THIS great Partisan criminal.
who. for nearly "a decade had plunder-
"a AN Enron. with a. aucrcaH and skin
which had hnffiod The utmost efforts
ct the police. suddenly abandoned his
rarccr OF crime and vanished with tho
woman whose love had kindlcd tue
divine spark OF this piuloss beast VI
pr0,.
In '-rhc False Faces ono of tho
recent novels hy Louis Vance. The
Lone Nnlf' ~ooappearH, animated hy
the one deadly purpose Of dcHtruNin ma
the mnrdcroun bochc, that genius OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25
THE EVENING HERALD :
RECIPE DEPARTMENT

inr "a salmon 30 surc 90 select him
youraolG nn tastes differ 100 not 30
90 market Tor him hH tho lrst always
come 90 your dunr N BEL far better Co
hntc none unless YOU patiently learn
how 90 cook him. A preserving Kettle
of tho nnr porcelain BE- best See
thai the linen iu which son wfup him
b. uiccl1 washed and mendcd with the
required number 81 huttuns und
strings nicely aewcd on. Tie him in o.
kettle with ~ strong Hilk cord called
comfort. us the one called duty b. upi
TO-. he weak. and no iH apt 60 tN out
oft the kettle and ho burned or crustY
ou the edges since. like CrahH and lob
atofH. sou have 10 cook him alive.
Make n clear. steady rrc out Of love.
n%satncss and chccrfulnCHa Sct him
NJ near 10 %. uH n Seems 90 ugrcr With
him. lf ne Hputtcru ~ f~rizzlcH du
not ho anxious some husbands do
this until thoy are uuito dom Ma h
uttls sugar in the form 90 what con-
fortlnucfH cull kiascs. hut ru vinegar
nr pepper ON uny account A Nttir
spice improves him but BE- must De-
used with Judgment DO NOT stick
nuy SHARP INSTRUMENTS into him tn Hsr
be- be- b. htremIng tender him
gently. watch tho while best De- De- GOO
fiat and too Gloss TO tho kctu" and so
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cannot find u IN her heart 10 crush
the child under tho hiackening weisht
Of the scandal which h knows would
follow her through the rest OF hcr
hfc. These are but a few Of the met
dents which occtr in this powerful.
gripping dnma.
The big feature ~ the ~" on sun
day aud Monday OF next week VIII he
She Cecil n. he Miles production en-.
titled. I'VE can't Have Everything
Tho story dcata with the Ncxntloua
problems OF martiaEe and divorce In
high society circles OF New York. The
various roles are portrayed hs n rrnc-
tlcnlly nll.atar east including kathlyn
Winlama Elliott Dexter Wanda Haw-
ley. sylvia Dreamer Thurston Hail.
Tuily Marshall and Theodore Roberts.
on Thursday and Friday Dorothy
Dish will be- seen NJ the ~ IN The
Great Love- a play which dean with
tho great awakening Of tho wealthy
aud exclusive CLASSES OF England to the
tremendous needs Of the q
For the first time In the history OF
motion pictures. Mr.. Grifnth portrsys.
In this phriopiay, the activities OF the
leisure classes OF Great Britain, dur-
Ing the world war: their splendid and
unscinsh labor In caring Tor GONZALES.
ccnt soldiers aud their innumerable
aurfINftHa " SHOWS NOT NlffNiN H'ANfH
made W. 10 represent these people
hut the people themselves, the very
flower OF England's finest womanhood
engaged In the noble task OF auCcorinn
the brave som OF Britain. France and
the aiii,H OF al tho loyal nations.
wallace Reid In Believe Me. Kan.
tippc" will appear nd the ~ on Tues.
das and "Wednesday OF next week
This play wuH given BY the mcmhcri
Of The Sigma chi fraternity az th'
CRYSTAL thcntcr "a couple OF ycnrH aEo
and made a decided hit.
An additional saturday attraction
az tho "H' neNt week will be thl
thrilling thirteenth episode OF \
f1rht For Millions in which ~
h<roine. Edith johnson, ~ bound h'
the outlaws 20 the pilot Of "a locomo
tive. which h. spcedlng toward q rrcn
} mass OF logs piled on the track pcail
appears Inevitable. but hiil Duncan b
racing hia horsc toward a bridge Z
mile below. n makes n person holt
his breath wondering whCthor he WI
reach u In time 20 leap % the uNini
locomotive and bung u 20 a stop.
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become useless You cannot fail TO
know when he Boz dome 81 thus treated
you will find him very direstihic.
agreeing nicely with you ind the chill.
drcn, nnd he viii keep aH long ~ you
want unless you become careless and
set him bon too cooi "a pace
The above dissertation ON husbands
might lead To- the conclusion that tNrF
are similar Co., nHh. both boz thelr char
nrteriHtts sud iu tho method required
10 cook tInm fn mis- connection Wt
might ada aumrthIuF on che subject nf
fishing with H Ntiic discourse un che
methods uf costing trolling and deep.
srt nHhinE also thc mort suitable Kind
of hooks and ntt to uar. but Wr'U fr
lruln from tnIH and content uurHrlsra
nHh.
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Japan. His nnclr wes a famous actor
n stare manager. n Hafnhnwa
uon abandoned the training fof the
naval noaiiion for which hir family
had planned he should he educated.
nnd Joined bis uncle's Theatrical COM
PAM, ~ which he appeared for aiN
YeFfa. snrrnftlnr fhc ceicbrafed Jap
ancsc actress. Madame farrn.
RtaiizinE his need for q rrrater cdu-
cntIon. IN order 10 Introduce English
and American drama into Japan, he
came "a tho United States and took
courses IN drama and English ~ Chi.
cage university. After finishing his
work AZ the university he returned 20
Japan. end appeared " Japanese ver-
aions Of ihsen and Shakespeare Later
he returned "a America. and headed
the conppny % JApancee PLAYERS on
the rnciur coaat. It's auCrsu In this
work hronfht him 20 the attention Of
Icssr fnskt and HE rise 90 position
Of stat N the Paramount urmnmcnt
was rapid.
Another attraction NJ the Ideal ncxt
week VIII b. the two.plFt Mack sen.
nett umcd,. The fultnnH Wife.
which viii b. shown on sunday tn on.
Ncction with the William Hart him.
Thc~is nasa q, the Pa.thnr.
Thcdn nnm vii appear a. the Pas
NINNL w NNNNIN Lnu E|NUNNNN Ut MNNN
week IN "fu-uarrV the story OF nj
OF the greatest adventures in the his-
tory Of France. and M IN which tho
celebrated actress appears % her beat
Uarsla Harn aud Ailirs.
Thcda barn. needless 90 nay has al
ways been "a strong fuotrf fuf the al
lies cnurr she has bought hbcraliy
% fAherty Bonds and Wa savings
Htamp4 and sold thousands OF dollars
.rn~fI - N..naAI.rnrIf and h.t MNh.
nrflptiuna TO val chariucH reach "A
lnrrc total Shc nino has a brother IN
the VA service. but Mlan lara hc-
llcteH p1tflotinn N a personal affair.
20 she employs only servants ihpt rep
rcnSnt fho allied countries. Her maid
in French. The cook u an American.
and her second cook is isiah. The
a Belgian. and another Of her maids u
.in sas so" NJ the pa-timr.
Laughter and thrills arc present IN
every sc,ne and eVcry act OF that
breezy. innrpy Production. III Say
So. which viii BE- shown ~ the Pas
time on sunday and Monday OF ncSt
week.
George Walsh. the irresponsible atnr
IN this play. wakes up one morning to
lnd that nia Uncle samuel has do
cinrcd war. Not wanting 20 be left
ont Of tho big show. ne pages a re-
account cf nat feet Hp couldn't get
iuto tho war and he wouldn't stay out
OF a. and HIS experiences On thin IN
ierrailnG limbo are remarkably
lhriiinE and iudicrouail funny,
Mhrru llti INpu---inu. ira VI 80"
~tnrts
What III thr origin Of mo ncwcsf
slang expression. "iu HaY so. which
IL destined 90 have quite D run In tho
Duke Citrf some n1f that "a IN not "a
new expression a. an, but a been In
use in the west Tor many years othcr.
sny that % onrlnntrd ON the baseball
diamond. that birthplace OF ~ many
new words ln the west "a II said. u Ia
customary for "a person, IN couttfmiur
"a statement Of another. 20 rcmark.
I'm 50 aui" Thus. n n mar, reading
tht headlines iu Inc cyeninr pnperal
should anv. Tho American boys are
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

movies. does not alone explain hir
great popularity. Whether the appeal
a. duo 90 hia striking personality. OF
n mysterious fascination OF tho or.
entail. h. difficult to tell Certain n ia
hat there are few screen atnru who
pcasrns the f~nacinntinr magnetism of
this ynunE Iapnncao
Scasuo HfvuhnwH n twenty -nino
ycnfH Of age. 1ic WIS born ln Toxic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

Ouc cup uv Htlt rah Z pint upti.
toes. o teaspoon butter pEg riIt and
uUpufIs
NasN UsH. pI.k BE- into full u.Dttr
ruI fUDt u frum iuut Fare HutItuH'
Hut ruf t.,u tU.u IutH pIHHta lui
r,tffnt. Hul NsH bob Dol at,wuHu HuI
cove" with uuiIIuE wutfr cool cont
uutHfusH .rv aHIt trHin we'll mash
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

How O. touk u Husband.
"A good many husbands arr utterly
spoiled hy Acknowledgement some
women keep fhcm constantly Boa hot
water. Others let them fFccEo hN their
rarsisHeutas and Indifference. fomc
kccp them ln "a stow hY Irritating
WAYS, other roast thcis. Some kfop
them IN a pickle nii their lives u can-
not bo supposed That any husband
will be- tender and good. managed in
this way. hut thry are really delicious
when properly trcaicd.
In selecting your husband you
should not be- guided hy me mlNory
appearance "a buying mnckcfcl NOS
b. the golden tint na VI sou were buy
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Nau,t

ono ,up mills. . hcspiuH Tablespoon
flour ! can pens. I tablespoon huttef
rflt and pepper tu taste
Drain tho nluil from the poaH nui
into a saucepan and hriuE 20 boiling
point Nuh together the flour AMI
butter. ndd thr hot Liquor and Hilr uua
90 smooth. Add rruannlng ana tho
p,.H Turn the iouf into "a platter unh
puuf ihs sauce over H.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

hnT cup salmon. I cup mashed isos
tsto. . uvE. Huit and uepper.
MiX The SALMON n mashed potnts
together Shane into r~ronuuttyH fuli
boz beaten cgu. then 100 crimiH liaf"
in ffsInr haHtst md fry in dgop fi
GHfuifh with parsley und ulirsa ui
iUUuu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

ono run salmon. I pint white nruco.
tpouhir Iuuuutf of sauce used WIN
salmon luafl ran and pcpp,r cos lr.
sired. bread crlnihH
Iirk over tho canned salmon, Co..
muNinr skin und bones itll lthiun
dish with alternate LAYERS uf broad
crumbs uilmDl auu sauce aud pui
DO. CO. uf hutttrsd rfumha uu top
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william ), Hart and sc-sue Hayakawn
NJ the fdral.

How the fcnrieraneas and faith OF O
trusting young SRI oNercame the cyll
and hatred planted In the heart OF a
rufHcd mat Of tho desert b. the
t~fcarheroun deceit Of an INSCRIPTIONS
woman, are most Dramatically plc-
turtd IN the play entitled The
AYan. which IL 10 h. shown nj the
Ideal tlcnfor ON sunday. January 20.
The leading character IN The Ar
tAn. which N played ~ that peer
Of western character p~oftrn,eu VIII
Ham a. Hart" - Sieve Denton. y rough.
bat h'E-henrted miner who has struck
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

De- fair weather prrparc ios storm.
Iiuy Ccrriii0~ GAL now. HAHN toa'
Go. I'itune ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

Pauline Frcdcrick, Dorothy oish.
and Wallace Reid are among the stars
Who will appear ~ the II theater
nCxt week.
In zan." that great frcnch play IN
which the "niyino sarah starred IN
the Paris production some AcarA ago,
and which will be- presented at the
m thcater on saturday OF text week,
the popular actress, Pauline Frederick
appears In the title role,
XaEa ~ a popular singer ~ n OF
the gnysst music halls IN l'aria sho
icatH a ven tcmpcatuoua lie ana u.
much sought aucr By D. hcnuN OF
tho town. one uirht she meets bor'
nnrd "a man about town, am after q
frivilcus filtration. falls deeply In love
with him. Her ~infntuntiun Tor Der
nard. her bitter diailiusionmcnt whcn
she finds hat he n married and has
"A little daughter. her mad plan fci
revenge which H. abandoned through
tho influence of the little dnuEhtcr Of
bernard. whose sweet. childish SIN
piirity and delightful generosity pa
touch the Ericf-strickcn Iaza that shs
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wndlpg riaht through to neriin'" his
companion would exciaim. "ih say
so"
A. any rate the expression IL having
n grcot vogue.
ON TUESDAY and Wednesday Of next
week. Tom Moore viii appear NJ the
iastimo in Just TO- Touirht. q ptc-
turo which will appeal TO people 81 all
tastes. The story h that OF "a brave
youth who fights for love n wins
the giri OF his dreams
The exposing Of the hero. who has
been posing ~ Lord Hoxcnahm; the
appearance Of q fake LADY Noscnham
With ensuing complications. which
force him 10 live a Ne though he
knows u may cost him the love Of the
''unc and only Kirf these are only a
few Of the exciting incidents ~ tins
delightful asory OF love and adventure.
Tom Noorc d "No Narf--uc".
How do you keep that beautiful
wave In vour hnif7" asked M OF Tom
Moore's correspondents the other day.
rive been trying fof years 10 brush
u out" replied Tom with Irish wit
Another attraction AZ the Pastime
next week will be- william = Hart IN
Between Men" 20 be shown on
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22
JUDGE TAYLOR
IS NOT WANTED
Attorneys in Booze Case
Object to Him j.

Z The hearings on the motions 70
quaah the indictments against ~
defendants returned by the county
grand jury. which Investigated the
dlsappea ~ "A large quantity
OF liquor from Judge Clay Aliens
courtroom the night Of June Z. was
set over until Friday Ia superior
court Monday morning. Affidavits
Of prejudice were filed by counsel
for the defendants against Judge II.
". Taylor, Of yakima. who was
called In by Governor Hart 10 hear
the cases. and the governor will be
asked 20 name another Judge.
Hearings on the motions came up
In Judge A. W. Frater's court Sep
TENDER 10. but counsel objected as
Judge Fratcrs son n "A deputy
prosecutor. Governor Hart was
then asked 10 name a Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22
MANUFACTURERS TO
MEET HERE SEPT. 80

Manufacturers from all parts d
the state are expected here TO med
Stephen c. Mason. president, and ~
Phillip Bird. general manager Of ti9l
National Association Of Manufay
turers. at the Masonic club. Arca1
building. the evening Of Septembe-
30. Mason and Bird are touring the
country 10 arouse interest In the.
coming Industrial conference in
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22
% For Observation-Disclosures
BASH AND DOORS

SASH MD DOORS
o. n WILLIAMS co.
Two popular sizes OF single sash for
garages. barn or small bungalows.
in stock. glazed, ready for Inn
mediate shipment.
First size H IS Inches wide and ~
inches high. with lights f2rif
glass. Price fi.st.
Second sIze ir % inches wide and -
inches high. with s lights ioxi-
glass. Price 1895
Our large illustrated catafogue,
showing FUN line Of building ma
terial, free on request.
q. n WILLIAMS co.
1888 FIRST AVE =. SEATTLE
No JUNK - EVERYTHING LIKE
new. Large Brunswick phono-
graph. 3-piecc tapestry set tbest
money can buy). leather daven-
port. large rockers 70 match.
library table. large fumed oak
s-piece dining room set. brass and
steel bed. best mattresses and
springs. ivory k-pircc bedroom
suite mahogany dresser and chif-
fonier, Singer sewing machine
Would like 10 get about half
price. 1881 Harvard ave. Broad
way. or Capitol Hill car TO Har-
vnrt