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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminai--Pier A--str East
Urn Merchant Pier B--su ksyssDns
Bell STREET Tsrrninsi--U. q. G. G. unalgA.
str EdwArd Lueksnbach.
rTsr is-Htr v. J. Juchsnbarh
per ii-B--Motorship BoobyallA
Pier i--str Jefferson. str AiansAe sR
Northwestern
union Pacific Dock-str Aiasksn. str
Fulton. q. X l. n. T. Heather.
Pacific Coast Engineering works-U. =
{. O. Algonquin
4. a. Shipping Board Aoorfngs-8tr
Cross Keys, leonium. Anna Y. Morse.
eifssrAdo, WaliinEford. West Cahokta>
Delrosa. DsIlgnt. West Hartiand. To-
brico. West Lswark. West Ison. West
ern Knight
cervrn. ctr Belgium Msra
Alaska Steamship hoorings-Sf Va,deA
str Juneau.
stacy street Termfnai--U- q O q Dell
wood.
rndspsndeu, rishsries poek--Pnot ship
King q wlnr.-
lander street Terrnsnai--ssr Nouss 0ty.
Hsnford Street Termlnsi--str Derbiay.
East Waterway Dock 4 Warehouse CO..
Str kokf Maru.
TOAD. DryaoeEs-ship chIii,essha blu.
Forest Friend. str ouesn-
Puget Sound Bridge A Dredging ca-sS
Patterson.
Ames Yard-str Roosevelt
King.
Heffernan Dock--str Rsdondc. ss1 Ad-
rnirsl RcdmAn. str ketchikan.
west Seattle Eievator-str Bay STATE.
west Seattle Training ststioD-Eagis
No. 81.
s,reAm--Bstn Forest Pride.
stlulson Mil Dock--str WapamA.
BoieoM Canal Lumber Cos Doek--Schr
J. ". elise.
Lake Union Dock Co.'S Deck--Bktn Fer
est Dream.
wirslow Marine Raiivay--etr Morning
Star. Griffdu. u. r. c. 3. Surveyor.
hArEes Coauitlam City. Henry Willard.
J. c. Potter. Griffson. schr Meteor. hk
Belfast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

LOTT HUE LLEWBLLYN aET-
,er, white spot on forehead. Sno-
npInieh couuty license No. 275. Call
Eainler gfl5-W. Reward.
1yhToisE SHELL GLAHsES, IN
IsrRe black case. Lost out ~ ma
frfuc about fasxu ICeuWand 1QG4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Cash Sales Feature
Early ". Y. Tradin 9

.,.n, 49,. WALL STREET JOURNAL. TtNhNoIAL lIryTEw
number 81 This q
10
continuation
sees ftacionay Sugar stocks slightly higher
Bethlehem OFT ISL
~ llbl up ~ steel
SUGAR ss up Texas Company Dh up ~ American Tsephons 49,
~. u 4
Mexican Itoebuck Rubber
o a
!es sc we'll standard OF 81 cafofna
duplicated bad
which carried u OFT
confident dividends
isls points following advance 81 points Friday Some sales o"
IA.
Closing inciudei u steel $50 up Behleh.rn 1
Anaconda
sN toebuoh etH. of cruclbie s5 of ri Me1es
o ibsis. or ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
BANK CLEARINGS
Seattle
Handsome Stranger
Takes Wedding Ring

Miss Cecilia Bronkalla. 81, OF 1888
Ninth ave. N. w, fell asleep while
riding homeward on Phinney ave.
street car. Friday night, she told POI
lice saturday. A large. good-looking
man. extensively dressed and carry.
ing lawyers brief case. sat beside
her and tried TO talk to her. But in
spite of his engaging conversation
she fell asleep.
Twice he woke her to ask her IL
she had not passed her station. And
finally she got off the street car and
watched II rattle off into the dark
ness. Then sho discovered her purse
was missing. with a pearl ring and a
wedding ring. both TO be used in the
immediate future. Besides the rings,
"A 81 bill and n bundle OF letters and a
powder puff were gone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
TRADING BRISK
IN VEGETABLES
Heavy Rains in California
Cause Changes Here

Trading In the vegetable section Of
the wholesale market was brisk Sat.
urday. tho not ne lively ne was pro
dieted. The heavy rains In califor.
MIA caused "A few changes here. A
shortage Of celery was noted. and the
price for the best was up 90 cents a
crate. at 81. Chuliflower was dam.
aged slightly. and with receipts fair,
the price dropped from t2.2b to ti.7s
TO g. for n half-crate. Lettuc. was
moving fairly well AT from 1918 10
~ erntA. Sacramento lettuce was
easter, due 20 the inferior quality. nj
1870. and Los Angeles stock was at
sato a crate
No changes IN prices were reported
on fruits. The ifssie was well sup.
piled with all neasonhble commodities.
Almeria grapes were quoted At from
" 10 1850 a kcR. cranberfies wer.
steady in price. nj $3.50 "A box for the
locals and t2s barrel for the East.
ern berriea. The supply was plenti.
full. and a good demand was reported.
Butter eggs and cheese were
steady. There waH n tendency to.
ward a weaker market on butter, due
10 the nofetning Of outside markets
Erg receipts were continuing strong
and the demand was fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Years Search for
Girl Proves Futile

A years unccaSlng search for
Miss Vance Holt. s0ycarold ncilinK.
ham Kiri. has ended without truce
OF the girl coming 10 the atten.
tion of the police. On January is.
1891. the girl bought ticket 10
Seattle. from foliingham. checked
her trunk. and disappeared. Tho
trunk reached seattle. but no trace
was found OF Miss Holt, saturia y
the ti0o reward offered for infor.
nation concerning the Eiri was re
turned to her sister. Mrs. Emma
Conrad. Fourth Division ordnance
office. Camp Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Too Strong, SO He
Lands in Hospital

y. H. Neal. 81. machiniaL 1914
Fairsiew. used too much strength
In opening a window Friday. He
pushed his hand thru the glars and
was taken 20 city hospital for trcat
ment.
Art Had. 81. 100 W. ssth W.. was
delivering wood Friday In tossing
a chunk. he forgot The law of gray.
iiy and stood beneath II when u fell,
iiaia Was treated at city hospital for
n tacerRted scalp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
% Are Arrested in
Raid on China Cafe

After police had nided an al
legged gambling game in the China
cafe. iis Second ave. s.. Friday.
20 men were lodged in the city Jail.
Harry Chin. safety razor sales
msn; Woo Chin. laundry-man;
George Woo and Henry George
were charged with conducting the
game and held for 5000 bail. Tho
other men were released on $40
bail apiece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Woolworth Company
Has a Record Year

NEW NEW YORK. Dec. 31.--The
+. w. Wooiworth company. syndi.
cate OF 10 cent stores, has closed the
biggest year OF its history. an an.
nouncement of sales records showed
here today. Sales totals reached
sit7 $780, 900, which Is $4,000. 900
more than the previous year.
December was the biggest month.
with sales approximately $4,000. 900.
In the seven business days preceding
Christmas. sales were i1.04s. 790. or
an average OF 1850, 900 daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

Thieves entered tho Horseshoe
clothing store. First ave. T. and
Main At. early Saturday by hurting
a brick thru the window. and 80
capped with two pairs o. logging
shoes.
a burrinr broke n bedroom win.
dow ut ~ ". Boston a. and stole q
wrist watch owned hy y. I Rcync.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Arrests Expected
in Big Film Theft

Detectives working on the theft Of
100000 worth OF films from the
Metro Film corporation. at 2oo3
Third ave. "Wednesday night an
nounced Saturday that arrests may
be expected at any hour. Valuable
clues TO the identity OF the daring
band OF film thieves have been OBJ
tatined. they said.
Apparently the theft was commit
ted by agents OF the International
film theft gang that has recently op-
Grated in Eastern cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
GRAIN PRICES
ARE UNSTEADY

CHICAGO. Dee si.--N~rvousness
over tho failure OF ~ W. Wagner
company caused an unsteady trend
in th. Chicago grain market today
and an irregular closing. Provisions
were irregular,
D~c~mbsr wheat opened AZ fi.oits
unchanged. and closed off &c May
closed ub &c. July opened at ti03.
off lc. and closed Up ic.
December corn opened at tcM c.
off &c. and was = C lower at the
close MAY corn was up &C at an
closed up Hc.
December oats opened at save. off
Ne. and closed up &c. May opsnsd
off ~ at 3sAc, and closed up - c.
July oats opened ut sse. OFF h.e. and
cioaed up - e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Thief Gives Back
Purse He Snatched

Imbued with the prevailing hoii-
day spirit. pursesnatcher who
Thursday night robbed Mrs. f. c.
Rothmund, Buckingham apartments.
at Minor ave. and Seneca st. OF her
purse containing s2i and trans
portation to Juneau, Alaska. dropped
the purse in a mail box at Broad.
way and James St. where It was
found and returned to the owner
Saturday. The purse contained tho,
tickets to Alaska and trunk key.
but the money was missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
z Liquor Suspects
Arrested in a Day

Arrested Friday night. following a
raid by sheriff s,arwioh and his dep.
utios on tavern near O'llricn. IN
which % eases OF liquor were seized.
Harry Choate and =. N. Maioney
were AZ liberty Saturday on 1870 bail
each.
This makes "a total OF seven alleged
liquor runners ana moonahinera ar.
rested Friday by tho shcriffs office.
one Of the suspects. Jack Martin. n
In the county hospital In a critical
condition from bullst wound innict.
Ell by starwieh. Martin attempted 10
escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Chicago Board of Trade
ts~tarday's Qssssfieas)
wuSs shes By T. u. assnssg . O.
@stlss usfsI BuiIdiaa
San Francisco Markets

BAN fftASciHCO. Dec. ai.--scare-
ity OF fancy turkeys In tho market
today resulted IN increases In prices
averaging . cents higher than yes
terday. Eleven tons OF dressed poul-
Try arrived on the market Poor con-
diiion turkeys moved slowly. from
90 to Is cents
Fancy large sired oranges showed
a nrn tendency, and tho figures
range considerably. slightly higher
prioss are being asked Little
change m the price from the dis
sFibutor 70 the Wholesaler has been
made. however. Onions are firm. AT
least temporarily. with ample supply
except white Eiobes. which. being
searer, arc selling As high as ts.Sv
per sack.
cranherries arr stili plentiful with
some decline ~ prices. Peas and
beans now arriving are Of poor
quality and are selling slowly.
supplies liberal Apples. grape
fruit oranges. bananas. lemons. pears.
tomatoes. white and sweet potatoes.
eggplant. olives
supplies light: Caullflowcr. good
celery. ErapcH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Dry Squad Seizes
Beer and Whisky

Harry Bonner. 30, furnished $500
bail on booze charTcs. ana was re.
leased from the city Jail. Bonner was
arrested at SIS Ninih ave. by the
police dry squad Friday night and
ias pinta 81 beer seized.
Eight pintn OF beer caused the ar
rert Of r. webb 1928 Ninth ave.
Friday night Webb was released on
$500 bail.
w. Old. &c. and Mrs. NJ onoiera.
%. were arrested at siSh King IT
and half gallon 81 grape srixed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Bankrupt Brokers'
Business Stopped

NEW YORK. Dec. si.-All bust
ness has been stopped pending en-
animation OF the books Of L. w.
Wagner a Co. members of the New
York stock exchange. which failed
yesterday. The suspension Of bust
ness affects the New York office Of
the firm and its branches In % other
cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

Seattle
Ant~srp-Dee. ft-gafied. motorsnfD
Siam for seattle; motership roscA for Sc
attic.
Bsnfis--D~c- tt-Haiied. str 1yudar~us
for Seattle. str SILVER btate for Seattle.
Yokohama--Dee. 1s--Arrfved str H.
b~rian Prince from b~attls-
Fan Padro-Deo- s0-trfved. mofor-
ship CooichA from Seattle.
fan Frsncisco-Dec. so-Arrfveds etr
Minn-sotan from Seattle. at 8 p m Sail
ed str Phyllis for Seattle. At p. m
Antorfa--1Dec. si-6zlisd. str Alsnrade
for Seattle. at 2 A. m.
HaIsoa-Dec. zs-sAiied. str Neponset
for R@attie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Bold Thieves Tear
Telephone Off Wall

Three thieves who entered the
Westminster apartments at Ninth
ave. and Marion st. early Saturday
and tore the pay phone from the
wall were being hunted by the 30.
lice. The men fled with the coin
box. All wore long dark overcoata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Reported by Wireless

Dec i0--str Victoria. Cordov@ for Beat
tie, 81 miles eAst Of Cape Hinehinbrook
81 0 o. m. str City Of Spokane. seattle
for Yokohama. sze miles vest Of Cape
r1attsry ~ 0 .. m; str Forthland. 6saf-
tie for San Franclsco. fss miles from
seattle for San Francisco. Is miies east
Of Cape Flattery NJ .. m. str wheat
land Montana. 8eattls for fokohAma.
sss7 miniss from Seattle at .. m str
wenatehee, Seattle for Yokohama 1857
miles from Seattle at . p m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Chicago Live Stock

- t>sfurdsy's Quotaftonsl
hcrs-f~ceirta. t.eee. Market fte hish-
sr TOP. -; balk Of sales. teTta1ks
heavy weight. fe7bgsosi medium
weight. t709sk. nKht weight. ts.s6G
tf.sei iixht Iighta. ii.TtGsi heavy
packing so~a st7sOssk. packing
COWS. rough. sste6sss. plss ,5.sea
sNrk
csttie--Rseeipts. i.oee Market steady.
Choice and prime, ts.as9 as. medium
and good. teUs2b. common. s5.sa06.
good and choice, tT.Ts Gle. 80. common
and medium. ttas. butcher cattle and
hssfsrr. ts.So0si cows. ssssus. hulls.
ftitakSt. Gamers and cutters. cows
and heifefr. tfWa1t. Gamer steers.
taTkHs7s, veal calves. ts7kusse:
feeder st~es-. tsae.sos stocker steers,
ftss8sbe. stoeker cows and heifcra,
ta7saafs
sheev-Rec.ip,s, 1000 Market steady.
tarnhs. ts.7swie.7s. lambs. Gull and
common. if.so9STo ycariinx we,hers
f7atst3 ewes. ft1tss. Gull 20 com
mon ewes. ti.beeito.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Tosses Brick Thru
Plate Glass Window

After haavinx paving brick thru
plate glars window AZ 9Th ave. \.
and kina At Friday night. NJ Miller.
iaborer. was ARRESTED by ra,ruirnan
Dan Griffin. and lodged IN tho city
Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Portland Market Status

tsti~-sarsst nominal nsst steerH.fr9
tI.7bs fair 10 reod steers. teuT. good
60 choics co~s ana heifrrs. o. 50 He !.
snnn*rn, fsteu ate. bella. tsessE.
calves, ftVIo.
uex----ikf ceipth. tts Market .forstnsi
Prime msssd. ifws.s. rough heavy. 90
Uts.se. piKs. tttegs
sh~~p--Aarkst nominal Has; Of siious /.
tsin lambs. tisoSt, valley iAmts $50
1850 yeaflinss. teT, wsthsrs, t9s.
sNea, ti0t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

suxwr--pull. Raw, ts77. rranuiat,s
sisont.so.
coffee-So. 7 RIO, sxGs4e H.: No. .
Santos. isA Gisko 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
BEACON hill residents

BEACON HILL rrniicntr eele.
braied in Chrir,snsen's han Friday
nigh; the acquisition OF tho bus line
to connect with the municipal rail.
way. An interesting program was
given. and refreshments were served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec. ai--pcmand r,sr,
iing opened today Mt sAso.. franco
ie.osii, lire. tootst. marks. te.eoss4
kronsn. to.9oi0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

Joe burgess. pleading guilty Go
burglary, was sentenced In superior
court Friday to serve two TO IS years
In the state penltentiary AT walla
Waiia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived
Dec ff-efr Alaskan from Boston VIA
New York. Balboa. Han Pedro and san
Ffanciaoo at gao a. M. Dec t0-~btr Adj
nifal Goodrich from Vancouver, u, =.
via BeiiiBKhAn, Everett and Tacoma, al
midnight. afr Eoms city from TaeomA-
al ~ .. m. str Belgium hhru from Eobas
AZ ssst y. m. str 81. J. LutssnbAeh from
Port Ludlow via POr galmhie, al 2.
M str Keystone STATE from Manila via
HonEkong. Shanghai Kobe ana foko-
hama, at $40 D. m. afr cbiHi~@ek from
British Columbia ports Via Tacoma. A. =
D. m. str QuibaUit from Tacoma. At ti19
D. m afr President from Tacoma. at isSs
y. an
ssSlerf
Dee- ff-su President for bsn Pedrs
via Victoria ana San Franeiseo. At II q
m. Dec. to-s,f Chiinva1k for Briush
Columbia ports, at y. M, str faciftr
for Everett. at 1885 .. M str bsls csil-
fornia for Central American and hert-
can ports via Tacoma. Portland hsn
Francisco and San Pedro. at 1910 p M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Ship News
Tides in Seattle


SUNDAY
JAN. I
FIRST low Tide
ifsi7A "a - ! II
Tiyst High Tide
7ffz n m. fzs ~
second Low Tide
1917 o. m - r.
second High Tide
Goa y. m. % II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
USED CAR BARGAINS

paint good tires 49,. .ti75
1916 Cadillac 8. fine condition;
cord tires .......ss..s. 49,. fVV
1917 Mitchell light 8; good tires;
good mechanical condition 80. bfo
1913 Mitchell 7-passenRor; good
condition .s4ss4...f.s sss.sss.. p"V
Many Others TO Choose From
We will demonstrate any OF our USED
cars 10 your satisfactipn. We VIII
take your light ear as first pay
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

MITCHELL. LEWIS 4 sTAvER co.
e32 18th Ave. corner Spring 81.
Distributors for
Mitchell. Jordan and briscoe cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Liberty Bonds


fridsys Qsetsttoaep
Tsrnishsd By l. n. Manning . Co
Hattie Hotel BaftdInr
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
The Shame of 1t!

Disclosure that the Indiana University Medicine numbers
among Rushve youth with record of delinquency
in the courts Of that much faith the
contention dogs" obtained by
t for dissection at he college
6yearod boy reward before him for obtaining
the property rights Of others behind
reliable secret agent for the
any
When these with evident desire
of traffic in dogs deep secret the
general tendency will be to possibilities for
One depravy generally directly Operations such
as are reported at the medical college
gard depravty.
Certainly the undertake the work
procuring secretly conditions that put premium on theft
falls under the broadd of depraviy
There can hardly any the extreme Improperly Of in
dug such youth Kemp to become dog nacher for the
college Nor can any great of cdence attach to the declarations
college authorities mod when IS SHOWN tna
no safeguards are collecting of these dogs but the
whole masked the secrecy that the college seems MINK
so essential o affairs $50
uastublc nature the ability the courage to
~ the authorities realization of the ofenseS
80 ore committing against community the guise of science
has been disputed that dogs undergo experimental
surgery at the college violation of the law concerning the mua
has been disclosed and authorities the
college State taxes on dogs which they hO ana "
thereby violating State law
has been disputed that the college authorities
are bbortng unlicensed dogs the municipal code of
Indianapolis -
Now it has college attaches placing
IRENE temptation whose resistance to temptation is
80 he had and are coaking with him in deep
secrecy the only purpose Of VIII their protection
Yet none supported by the taxpayers OF In
ianpos have seen conferred them by
the law to prevent these practices
Here is an example of government breaks down
when OF lax law enforcement interest
themselves in to collapse
The next step is of course by @
zes who influence that have caused public
officials to neglect their duties.
Certainly those persons
sumcien opportunity with the
statutes.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07

That's a darn shamcl I suppose you
told the clerk to send 'em up c. O. D."
Il was so ashamed l never thought Of
that l gasped.
"And yet you want to handle big
SUMS" laughed jim, and then at sight
Of my face he went on seriously. IN es-
tablish charges for you in two or three
Of the big stores. Anne. And you just
buy what you like and send the bills to
me. Same with the house. Think I'm
going 20 pin my wife down to an al
lowance? Not me! You just get what
ever you want. I'm rich now. You're
entitled to the best. And here's IA lit
tie small change Let me know when
It's gone"
Jim tossed me two twenty dollar bills
and a ten. Not often had ! possessed
so much money at one time. But it
wasn't what ! wanted.
Our entire marriage seemed somehow
to have slipped beyond my guidance or
control. Copy right 1921
ITO be cOntinued)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
McCrQu Falls

publicly
applications would be handled through the board
looked on disruption
applaud the wisdom the inco
ing official.
Now state
executive clemency extended
direct public Governor McC there
great offs surprise N CONSERVATION.
Of position has been ad
entrusted
shall brought
the explanation
McCray found the members
paroIebund powerful politically to be
noed enforcement
of
to extend cmency
hay JAIL which the Supreme Court
he should
remarkable pull with the
agencies
driving the death
he a Jail
capped through the action
have all the the
handle his
This announcement Of unconditional pardon comes before the sec
impossible
of
appealed directly
away
sentence sustained by the Supreme Court.
this that the pub
recommendation of the board!
responsibility prison by
Indiana s
If e
the criminals directly if lie peases
But he will retain
and the day deals directly criminal
Equal rights and justice all cannot be done under
stance
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07

ding ring, which was as big as a brace
let over Der little finger
And now I'll tell you what Puss did
after he was certain that the giantess
was really turned into stone. He ont
over to the little bear ana touched him
with his magic feather. But oh, dear
me, The little bear didn't wake up at
all. He just kept on sleeping away as
peacefully as you please. And when
Puss touched the monkey, and the pig,
they didn't wake up either. You see
the magic feather had only the power to
turn people into stone or wood and
sometimes into ashes But it couldn t
bring them out Of a spell
Goodness me-" said Puss to himself,
what shall ! do?" And just then, all
Ct a sudden, the poll parrot, who had
warned him of the wicked giantess In
two or three stories ago, came into the
dining room. And when she saw what
was the trouble she perched herself on
the head Of the stone giantess and said ::
You must find gold star flower
In the fairies shady den
With it touch your friends who slumber
And they'll waken from the spell"
Show me the way" cried Puss. Fol
low me- said the kind parrot, and they
tiptoed out of the castle, for the big
giant had fallen asleep by this time.
Well by and by, not so very far, Puss
and the parrot came to the fairy dell,
ana after looking here and there and
everywhere Puss suddenly spied the lit
tie gold star flower. And as soon as
be had picked it, he started back for the
castle as fast as he could run. But. oh,
dear PIE! Just as he entered the court
yard, he saw the giant carrying his wife
I'm his arms over to the great fountain.
But the giant paid no attention to Puss.
He set his big stone wife down on the
pavement close to the marble fountain
where the little goldfish swan about
all day long, and then he sat down on
bench and smoked another pipe of
tobacco.
So Puss ran into the castle and
touched his little friends with the gold
star flower and Immediately they awOke
from their deep sleep. And next time
I'll tell you what they did after that
Copyright 1921.
ITO be cOntinued.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-07
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
BY David Cory.

Now you remember what happened In
the last story. How the wicked giantess
had put a sleeping powder in the milk,
which made the little bear, the monkey
and the pig fall asleep And then how
she had tried to kill Puss with her big
knife and she would have if he hadn't
touched her with his magic feather and
turned her into a statue.
Well, there she sat at the head of the
table, a great stone figure, with the big
knife raised In her hand. And at the
other end of the table sat the Giant him
self smoking his great pipe with his feet
up on chair. But he didn't say a word
TO Puss.
Perhaps he was afraid he might be
changed into a stone image, or perhaps
it was the first time in his life that he
really felt mt home in his castle. for a
little bird who has her nest just under
his window told me that his wife had
always ruled him with a rod of iron and
had made his life perfectly nisera BILE
ever since he had slipped the gold we'd