The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
a Sure Sign They Were Music
Lovers
Another Landmarks Gone

Rome ore has eseafsa 70 DeAfa wv
ilss IN his dsn'' With the result that
crowley no ionxsr boasts Attorney Car
tfsanrhs's fsr-famsf whisssra They are
sans--snd what seemed corporal van
ished ss breath isso the wind +" No; en-
tlrsiy sons, perhaps. but reduced 60 the
rasdioers isssi 81 an ordinary nous
taehe.
For tnsv ys All that csrmoechs's vas
no ordinary suaus,achs. Trailing along
~ the summer hreets. or dangling non
ehAiantty like q cnfnsts tai ever an si'
rutrfu9 world. they furnished . spectacle
never 60 10 forgotten ~ crowisTftes
We'll might Jim Ham Ls~is. saF,oFiAl
ronuotss<ur Of washington. posseseor Of
the muehiy bevhisksref phrsioGnomr.
turn green With snsp Of the csrInosehs
iambrsauins. nut ae- u th. sneieni
riory departed ard the sad winds sigh
in vain over the barren plains % Troy.
the dsaeists Acropoiis Of Athens and the
clean but hirusirlsNa oountenancs OF the
snior Of GROWER. one BY one the land
marx. vanish oibeon. the mlshty. has
fallen! Heaouins oser-run the temple Of
uaai and tho ruthless hand 81 the ton
serial artist has done It's worst TO Car
rsouohs. Crowley tLa) signal
An English scientist says he can
turn tin into gold. That's nothing.
In this country they're turning eggs
into gold.
Six chairs sold at 81 LOO apiece and
seven seats to tho Friars' show sold
at $1,000 apiece In New York last
week. The high cost OF living II not
confined 20 Seattle.
We know n man who has reserved
A seat for New Years Eve in a
sorvc.sclf restaurant.
One 81 Those particular" Women
Mrs. Royce stated she was shocked
and startled beyond expression on
the first night Of her welded life
with Royce. when the latter. after
working around a barn all day.
crawied into bed without removing
his working attire. She said she
made but slight protest because she
believed her husband was tired out
by his labors. but that when the
Same act was repeated night after
night she became disgusted.--Keenc
On. d. Sentinel.
Our Own Country Correspondence
HICKSV1LLE. Dec. ie-Uncle Gid
Skidmore. who has always played
Santa Claus at the Christmas tree
celebration at the schoolhouse. has
decided not to play the part this year
on account OF the high price of cot
ton.
Mace McMartin. who started TO
take music lessons from Prof. Tod.
dington last October. reports that he
is now playing the cymbais by note.
Mace In tho cymbal player OF the
Cadet band.
Calvin Gray has been elected
member OF the National Geograph.
zeal society. Four OF our citizens
now enjoy this high honor. which We
think Ia n good record for town
the size OF IIicksville.
Earl Duboice received n letter from
the New York City postmaster last
week. saying n package had been
mailed to him In New York but was
short cents postage. Earl sent the
stamps and is now anxlously waiting
for the package.
Al Duncan went TO the city Friday
on business and returned with three
new photograph records OF Jazz mu.
sic. the new music that has set all
the big cities agog.
Uncle Irv Patterson has bought 80
pounds OF raisins.
J. Ham Lewis says the Democratic
party will be In the race In 1920. We
don't know whether he's an optimist
or q pessimlst